City Council approves Towne Mall Parking Lot bond refunding
In a special meeting the City Council and Parking Authority approve refunding a Towne Mall Lot bond issue to save about 11 000 annually. New bonds of 1 250 000 at 6 1 percent will mature by 2006 with Arcon Inc paying extra costs. The 1970 issue would have ended in 1988. the refunding also pays off a 1963 Parking Authority bond. Arcon saves about 14 000 yearly. A bid on the new bonds is set for Monday. Sabbath services announced for Tifereth Israel Congregation today and tomorrow at the Moody Ave synagogue.
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Towne Mall
Larry D. Worth
Arcon Inc
Arcon
Tifereth Israel Congregation
Moody Ave
Logan St
Poster winners honored in New Castle Legion contest
The Perry S. Gaston Post 343 American Legion awarded prizes for a poster coloring contest themed Your Friend The Policeman. Winners from John F. Kennedy School Rose Avenue School SS Philip and James School Harry S. Lockley School St. Mary School received savings bonds and cash prizes. Judges included school art teachers and Lt. Harold Rice spoke on the policeman role. Additional note: Bethlehem Steel facilities awarded a National Safety Council honor for safety in 1971.
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Perry S. Gaston
American Legion
Toni Montini
Park Ave
John F. Kennedy
Bradley Fusco
Beckford St
Rose Avenue School
Diane Kusnierz
S. Jefferson St
SS Philip and James
Marcie Reno
Ray St
Harry S. Lockley
Carmen Carney
Sharp St
Lisa Marzula
Beatty St
St. Mary School
Albert Pillifant
American Legion Post
Morfydd O. Brown
Thaddeus Stevens School
Harold Rice
Pennsylvania State Police
Legion Post
East Side Croton Center Seeks Donations Downtown Tomorrow
Representatives from the East Side Croton Community Action Center will collect funds in the downtown area and shopping plazas from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The drive supports the center operations and volunteers will wear identifying tags.
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East Side
Croton Community Action Center
Castle Brand Talks Stall In Prolonged Contract Dispute
Castle Brand Inc and Teamsters Local 261 remain at impasse after a mediator session led by Gerald Goff. Attorney Marshall J. Conn says key issues include truck weight limits and money. The old contract expired April 30 with a four week extension that ended May 28, after which the union began striking and picketing Mahoning Avenue plant.
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Castle Brand Inc
Gerald Goff
Atty. Marshall J
Mahoning Ave
Bane to speak at Bair Foundation service in New Wilmington
Jack Bane of Warren Ohio once a hippie thief and ex convict will headline the Bair Foundation Prayer and Praise Service in Neshannock UP Church New Wilmington at 7 p m tomorrow. He was converted in May 1971 and now works as a custodian at a Warren financial institution while volunteering to help others. The program also features Insights a musical group linked to the Fishers of Boys street ministry and mission home in New Brighton.
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Jack Bane
Warren
Ohio
Bair Foundation
Neshannock UP Church
New Wilmington
Bane
Warren Financial Institution
Fishers of Boys
New Brighton
Union Bible school ends at Washington Union Church program
The six day Vacation Bible School at Washington Union Christian and Missionary Alliance Church closes tonight with a 7 p.m. program. About 80 students will present songs choruses Bible verses and crafts then refreshments will be served on the parsonage lawn. Open to parents and community friends. Drive Slow Children Move Fast.
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Washington Union Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Washington St
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National Safety Council
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Doyle Love
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