Strip mine bill 434 would require licensing and backfill rules
In Harrisburg, Hon. Donald W. Fox argues House Bill 434 strengthens strip mine controls. Operators must be licensed annually, post bonds rising to 500 1000 per acre, and backfill to contour or face loss of license. A Land Reclamation Board sets restoration standards and approves alternative plans like lakes. The bill aims to end stream pollution and restore stripped land.
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Wilbert Taylor Elected Commander of Legion Council
Wilbert Taylor of Post 528 New Castle was elected commander of the Lawrence County Council of the American Legion. Thomas Kysor is vice commander and James Jennings is financial officer. Claude Cumberledge and Clare Carr named Sgt of Arms and chaplain, with executive members Galansi Hildebrand and Boyer. A pre-convention meeting is tonight, convention July 17-20 in Pittsburgh, July meeting canceled, next session August 15 in Ellwood City.
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New Brighton Legion Hall
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Ellwood City Post
Test Ban Talks Seen Optimistic After Hotline Link
Geneva sources report renewed cautious optimism in the Geneva disarmament talks as a US Soviet hotline agreement opens a permanent 5000 mile teletype circuit. Negotiators plan a six week recess and anticipate progress toward a three power nuclear test ban talks in Moscow next month.
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Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
ACT Meeting Delayed Until Elections After Economic Report
The Area Coordination Team postponed its annual membership meeting until after the November elections. The Lawrence Regional Planning Commission's seven data report warned of a bleak county economy, prompting officials to avoid political overtones and focus on sewer and job opportunities. The 175 page LAPC study was discussed at ACT’s board meeting at The Castleton with LAPC officials and Penn Power staff present.
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LAPC
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Castleton
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Lrpc Asst
John E. Blackson
Bowden
Arthur L. Haas
Glenn Patterson
Blackson
Pennsylvania Power Co
ACT Board
Penn Power
New Castle
Paul G. Dingledy
Precedent Set As Washington-Warren Harding Radio Speech
Warren G Harding became the first U S president to address the nation by radio marking a historic moment in communications and political outreach. The broadcast showcased the new medium's reach and its impact on national dialogue.
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Warren Hardig
U. S
Chamber Urges Deep Cuts in Foreign Aid for Long Range Use
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged reducing Kennedy's foreign aid request by 913 million dollars and shifting to private investment driven, long term development programs. Testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee stressed private capital and know how as essential to aid effectiveness.
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Pfizer International, Inc
Teeter
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Orville Freeman
Richard Gerstell
Pennsylvania
Civil Defense
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House
Westinghouse Wins Navy Reactor Contracts
Westinghouse Electric Corp of Pittsburgh was awarded two Navy contracts for 4 389 109 dollars for a nuclear reactor plant design and development of components. The notices note travel dates from Hamburg to New York and Helsinki and London in late July through August.
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Sugar has about 18 calories per teaspoon
A teaspoon of sugar provides roughly 18 calories, highlighting its energy contribution in small servings.
Thiel College Choir Plans First European Tour
The Thiel College Choir directed by Marlowe W. Johnson will tour Europe this summer traveling over 11 000 miles to present concerts. The highlight is a weeklong visit to the Fourth Assembly of the Lutheran World Federation.
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Finland
London
Amsterdam
Cologne
Coblenz
Trier
Saarbrucken
Frankfurt
Rotterdam
Lucerne
Lake Konstanz
Munich
Tuebingen
Rothenburg
Hannover
Berlin
Thiel College
Marlowe W.johnson
Fourth Assembly of the
Lutheran World Federa
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