Carter booed by Miami crowd as he arrives for mayor talk
President Carter faced boos and thrown objects from a rioting Miami crowd while visiting a community center in a district scarred by bloody riots. He later addressed the UPI mayors conference in Seattle and urged action on inflation while pledging support for jobs programs and social services amid tight budgets.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Seattle
Carter
Miami
Mount St. Helens
U.S
Washington
Jimmy
James E. Scott
Opportunities Industrialization Center
Florida
Maurice Ferre
Opportunity Center
President Carter
Laurel Area School District Adopts 1980 81 Budget With 6 Percent Increase
Laurel board voted to adopt the 1980 81 budget totaling 2,825,643 a 6 percent rise from last year. A five mill tax increase to 70 plus cuts and revised bus routes aimed to cover higher costs driven by reduced state aid and inflation.
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Laurel Area School District
Andrew Bulazo
Bulazo
Authority ok for HUD funded housing improvements
The Lawrence County Housing Authority won approval from the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development for 114180 in improvements across four projects Harbor Heights Skyview Towers Lincoln Terrace and Neshannock Village The work includes downspout replacements storm doors roof work and gas line updates with totals by project and a note that about 44000 was available in the 1980 budget Kraus expects the HUD funds to arrive by September
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Lawrence County
Skyview Towers
Lincoln Terrace
Neshannock Village
Charles J. Kraus
Authority
HUD
Kraus
Sohio raises gas prices in Ohio and region
United Press International reports 1,600 Ohio independent dealers opposed Sohio price hikes and sought an order to force other oil firms to lower prices. Sohio increased by 11 cents a gallon, citing an anticipated DOE ruling. Dealers argued for equal or lower prices from all companies to help consumers.
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United Press International
Ohio
Standard Oil
Sohio
Department of Energy
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Gene Stein
Central Ohio Gasoline Dealers Association
James Cresente
Northern Ohio Petroleum Dealers Association
Cleveland
Shenango budget okayed by school board unanimous vote
The Shenango Area School Board approved the 1980-1981 budget totaling 3,136,250 with a 15 mill tax increase after display for 21 days. Salaries for administrators rose including Venturella to 33,500 Palumbo to 29,900 and Lovesky and Salzman to 26,000 and 29,300 respectively. Lunch prices up five cents for students and 25 cents for athletic events adults rise to 1.75 general, 2 reserved. Blue Cross rates up to 94,080, and new insurances approved. Four bids for elementary school tuck-pointing considered.
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Shenango Area
Anthony Venturella
Joseph Trimble
Venturella
Conrad Palumbo
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Texaco chief forecasts 1981 gas price rise beyond inflation
Texaco board chairman Maurice F. Granville warned that filling a gasoline tank in 1981 could cost more than 15 cents per gallon higher than current levels as inflation runs about 10 percent. He urged rapid development of alternate energy sources and said U.S. profits are not reflecting refiner and marketer returns.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Texaco
Maurice F. Granville
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
United States
W. Kenneth Davis
Institute
Granville
DEA committee to decide on Hell's Run surface mine
A public hearing at the Lawrence County Courthouse drew about 55 attendees on the Kerry Coal Co proposal to strip mine 35 acres along Hell's Run in Slippery Rock Township near McConnell's Mill State Park. A three‑man DER panel will rule, with no deadline set.
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Hell's Run
Lawrence County
State Department of Environmental Resources
DER
Kerry Coal Co
Portersville
Hell’s Run
Slippery Rock
McConnell’s Mill State Park
DEA Bureau
Tony Ercole
William Forrey
State Parks
Walter Peechatka
Soil and Water Conservation
Gary Merritt
Bureau of Surface Mine Reclamation
Weather and death record from June 10 1980 data
Statistics for the 24 hour period ending June 9 report a maximum temperature of 70 and a minimum of 45 with .93 inches precipitation. Shenango River stage readings show 7.06 feet.
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Shenango River
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Laurel Board
Harrisburg
Stein
Shenango Township
Rudy Nyhoff
Shenango
Thomas Lovesky
William Salzman
Sovesky
Salzman
Lee Shenango
Texaco Chief
DEA
Hell's Hollow
Ron Avitable
News Digest
News Index
Kenneth Lane
Whitehall
Eva C. Nicholson
Phoenix
Harry Butia
Pearce, Ariz
Roy W. Kelly
Ethel G. Duffy
Youngstown
Eloyse
Mabel) Jones
Terrace Ave
Immacolata Pozzuoli
Leechburg
LeRoy
Jim) Householder
Ellwood City
Moraine State Park
Mohawk
Duquesne Eager Leaves
County Report
Ween
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