Council Approves Sewer Study Pact with Baker Jr. Inc
City council approved a contract with Michael Baker Jr. Inc to study sewer lines for Neshannock and Union townships. The project, not to exceed $40,000, will inspect lines along the Shenango River and N Mercer Street to assess capacity and needed improvements.
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Michael Baker Jr. Inc
Neshannock
Union Townships
Rochester
Shenango River
N. Mercer St
Neshannock Township
Delegates Seek State Aid for County Mental Health Plan
Delegations from Lawrence County including the Mental Health Association plan to press state legislators in Harrisburg for funding under the Mental Health Mental Retardation Act of 1966. Lee Houk will lead talks with Representatives Fee Fox and Senator Oesterting to push for the county program and related hospital issues as a statewide study finds a 4.9 million funding need for next year, with 695,606 needed locally and 90 percent from the state.
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Mental Health Association of
Lawrence County
Harrisburg
Lee Houk
County Association
Youk
Thomas Fee
Dnew Castle
Donald W. Fox
Renon Valley
Donald 0. Oesterting
D-Butler
Houk
Pennsylvania Mental Health Inc
Air Controllers End Sick Strike Nationwide Slowdown
The New York area traffic control supervisor said the sick strike by air controllers has ended. Denver Kansas City and New York centers report normal operations as of 7 a.m. EDT. Some on-field equipment constraints may cause minor delays or cancellations. PATCO cites safety concerns. controllers argue long hours and low pay.
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FAA
Capital Hill
Nixon
Beulke Cited After Park Avenue Collision
Mrs. Philetta M Beulke of 514 E Moody Ave was cited for failure to yield after a two car crash with John C Preston 17 of 113 E Leasure Ave. Damage estimated at 900. Preston was eastbound on Park Ave when Beulke turned from Rural Ave and struck his car, then hit a tree at 404 Park Ave at 8:55 a.m.
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Philetta M. Beulke
E. Moody Ave
D'Eletto Re-elected Pulaski Postmaster as VP in Harrisburg
Pulaski postmaster D Eletto was re elected vice president for the 35th Pennsylvania Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters during the Harrisburg convention this week. He has served in Pulaski for 18 years and this marks his third term as state chapter vice president. Michael Pauline spoke at Wolves Club Den 1 at The Swallows, outlining postwar aid challenges and the President Rocco Piscinieri led the meeting. The scholarship committee named this year’s winner to be announced at July’s dinner, and directors planned attendance at a national convention. The next meeting is set for July 1 at The Swallows.
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Guy E. D'Eletto
Pulaski
Pennsylvania
National Association of Postmasters
Harrisburg
D’eletto
Michael Pauline
Lawrence County Board of Assistance
Wolves Club
Den 1
Swallows
Pauline
Larry DeBlasio
Rocco Piscinieri
The
Hospital grant approved for Jameson Memorial project
The Jameson Memorial Hospital receives a $200,000 grant from Appalachia Regional Parate to fund construction of a diagnostic and training center, enabling expanded services and facility upgrades.
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
The
Appalachia
Youth cuts arm in home intrusion incident
Donald Marshall, 19, of 2 Schley Street, is in good condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital after a laceration to his right forearm. He reportedly smashed a storm door and windows with his fist early this morning at Mrs Concetta Scarazzo’s home, 908 West Washington Street.
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Donald Marshall
Schley St
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Concetta Scarazzo
Washington St
Milk theft at Valentino's Cheese Co. 1002 N Cedar St
Thieves entered by ripping a screen and forcing a window last night. They took about $15 from a cupboard and drank the milk. Police said the incident occurred at Valentino's Cheese Co. in Mainz Germany per UPI. The rest of the text discusses Rhine legends and the Nibelungen gold lore with no clear link to the theft.
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Valentino's Cheese Co
Cedar St
Mainz
Germany
UPI
Hans Jacobi
Alberich
Siegfried
Telephone workers federation backs affiliation with labor alliance
The Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania endorsed affiliation with the Alliance for Labor Action, a UAW and Teamsters joint federation, at its 29th annual convention in Philadelphia. ALA membership action was expected July 16 by its executive committee. The FTWP represents about 12,000 Bell Pennsylvania employees and says affiliation does not preclude full union membership.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Federation of ‘Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania
FTWP
Alliance For Labor Action
ALA
United Auto Workers
Teamsters Union
Bell Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Bankers Reject Plan Allowing Mutual Savings Loans
The Pennsylvania Bankers Association opposes a bill to let mutual savings banks offer consumer installment loans via owned loan subsidiaries. PBA president Frank Smith argues the move creates inequity due to lighter taxes and looser regulations compared with commercial banks. The measure, tied to the Banking Code of 1965, was recommitted from final action in the House Rules Committee.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
PBA
Mutual
Frank Smith
Mutual Savings Banks
Smith
Governor's Tax Study and Revision Commission
Pennsylvania
Nixon says ABM safeguards gain support for approval
President Nixon claims 50 to 51 Senate votes backing the Safeguard antiballistic missile program as new intelligence strengthens the case for it. He cites 80 percent vulnerability of Minuteman ICBMs if Russia continues tests and discusses possible moratoriums on multiple warhead tests. Talks on arms control could occur July 31 to August 15, possibly in Vienna or Geneva, with Allies consulted and July 31 as a target date to Moscow.
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Donald H. May
Washington
UPI
Nixon
America
Russia
United States
Vienna
Geneva
Moscow
U.S
Battle for Tay Ninh City Rages as 400+ Killings Reported
U S and South Vietnamese forces say they drove Communist troops from Tay Ninh in the heaviest four month clash, with 400-plus attackers killed. Overnight shelling hit Tay Ninh and nearby bases as U S planes and gunships pursued the foe, while a separate air assault near Xuan Loc left crews unhurt.
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Walter Whitehead
Saigon
UPS
U.S
Tay Ninh
Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry
Long Tau
Tay Nimh
UPI
David Lamb
Paris
Nixon urges progress at Vietnam peace talks in secret sessions
President Nixon in Washington urged progress within two to three months at the Vietnam peace talks. Allied and Communist delegates held a lengthy semisecret session, with Walsh calling exchanges extensive while noting day to day progress is hard to gauge. The talks featured US and South Vietnamese pressing for international election supervision, which Hanoi rejected as an internal South Vietnamese matter.
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George Libera
Paris
UPI
Vietnam
Nixon
Washington
Lawrence E. Walsh
U.S
Walsh
United States
South Vietnamese
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Rioters burn GM plant in Montevideo during trip delay
Leftist terrorists firebomb a General Motors plant in Montevideo destroying the facility cars and main offices. The attack disrupted Rockefeller’s Uruguay mission as police and guards report forced entry with submachine guns and uniforms.
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Ascincion
Paraguay
UPI
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Uruguay
Montevideo
General Motors
Alfredo Stroessner
South America
Tuparamos
Rockefeller
Uruguyan
Truck Crash Damages Taylor Street Highway
A Taylor Street truck crash damaged 36 feet of state highway and a rig for about 1000 dollars. Harold Forkey 38 of RD 6 was driving west when a car turned onto Neal Street and continued west. Brake effort caused the rear-tandem axle to come loose and scrape asphalt while the load moved to another trailer.
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Taylor St
Harold Forkey
RD 6
Neal St
Forkey
Sara Forkey
Ft. Payne
Ala
Conference officers reelected at Western Pennsylvania dinner
The Western Pennsylvania Conference reelected officers at a dinner at The Swallows. James H. March of Beaver Falls was named president, with Richard E. Rentz of New Castle as first vice president E Kochis of Greenville as second vice president and Carol Mace of Beaver Falls as secretary treasurer. Benjamin Givens Jr. of the State Highways Department announced the Beaver Valley Expressway would open from the Vanport bridge to the Greater Pittsburgh Airport in early fall 1970, with completion expected by late 1972.
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Western Pennsylvania
Swallows
James H. March
Beaver Falls
Richard E. Rentz
New Castle
E. ©. Kochis
Greenville
Carol Mace
State Highways Department
Benjamin Givens Jr
Beaver Valley
Vanport Bridge
Greater Pittsburgh
Givens
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