Parking Authority reports 6500 profits in first year
The Parking Authority's first annual audit shows a 6533.15 profit as 1959 income totaled 30,760.80 while operating costs hit 11,345.99 and deductions 14,261.63. Interest income added 1,379.97 with various lot profits listed.
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Alfred H. Owens
Herman W. Green
N. Mercer St
S. Mill St
E. Washington St
N. Jefferson St
Kerr Lot
W. Washington St
Offutt
Library
Rentz
Council
Conservency Membership Drive Opens in Allegheny County
A Conservency meeting is set for tonight at 8:50 in the county courthouse with County Commissioner George F. Bolinger in charge. The group backs purchasing land in Lawrence and Butler Counties to donate to the state for parks and works to expand recreation and conservation. Braham, a Conservency director and former judge, will open with a talk on the Conservency’s background and need for members.
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Western Pennsylvania Conservency
Court House
George F. Bolinger
Lawrence
Butler County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Conservancy
Braham
W. Walter Braham
Conservency
Bus Authority Reports Gains For 7th Month
The Public Transportation Authority posted a April profit of 643.49, its seventh straight month of gains and reduced operating debt to 10 867.18 since starting service in 1959. Chair Isaac T. George Jr attributed lower profit to fare cuts and audit fees, with May income down but not by much.
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The
Public Transportation Authority
Authority
Isaac T. George Jr
Philip Weiner and Co
Houk
Aaron Cohen
George
H. Leroy Shoaff
Marjorie Freeman
Carbis A. Walker
Shoaff
Freeman
Eisenhower rejects Soviet espionage charges in news conference
President Eisenhower dismissed Moscow claims of U S provocation and espionage as ridiculous while defending U S reconnaissance efforts including the U 2 over Russia. He said the downed plane incident will not alter East West tensions and noted discrepancies in Russia's account. He also referenced Andrei Gromyko's remarks and the Abel spy case as he prepared for a Paris summit and a June Russia trip. The Weather Bureau reported Needles California reached 110 and Fraser Colorado 20 as cold air lingered in parts of the nation.
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UPI
Eisenhower
United States
U.S
Russia
Paris
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Fisenhower
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Turkey
Pakistan
Norway
Rudolph Ivanovich Abel
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Vanport Stone Buys Land For New Plant
Vanport Stone Inc has leased land on the Howard K Chambers farm at Edenburg for a proposed plant. Alfred H Rausch superintendent said work will begin as weather permits and would not specify operations but noted it would be a new type of operation.
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Vanport Stone Inc
Howard K. Chambers
Edenburg
Alfred H. Rausch
Heavy response to pre cooking school recipe contest
The pre cooking school recipe contest co sponsored by The New Castle News and Pennsylvania Power Co drew hundreds of entries from Lawrence County cooks. Power employees will sort and select winners while News staff publish popular recipes. The annual cooking school begins next Tuesday at The Cathedral auditorium with home economists demonstrating cooking and table prep. Thousands of housewives from near and far are expected for the four day fair with many prizes. The event is free and open to the public.
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New Castle News
Pennsylvania Power Co
Lawrence County
News
Cathedral Auditorium
Jean Fry
News-Pennsylvania
Heroes' Welcome For Triton Crew After Epic World Tour
New London welcomes 177 crew members of the nuclear submarine Triton after an 85 day submerged voyage circling the globe. Capt. Edward L. Beach opened orders at sea, six techs rode the same route, and the ship received a Presidential Citation.
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Conn
UPI
Edward L. Beach
Rebecca Blaede
Nathan Blaede
Clearbrook
Minn
State Pier
Thames River
Ferdinand Magellan
Tuesday Beach
Pres
Dent Eisenhower
White House
Triton
Atlantic
Macon
Uruguay
Cadiz
Spain
Magellan
Contract Set For Two Roads
The State Highway Dept awarded a $42.50 contract to Gannett Fleming Corddry and Co. of Harrisburg for design work on two Lawrence County roads. The project includes a two mile link from McFarland's Corners Mahoning Twp to Villa Maria and widening resurfacing of 4.2 miles on Harlansburg East Brook Rd between US 19 and Rt 168 in Hickory and Scott Twps.
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Harrisburg
Lawrence County
United Press International
Gannett, Fleming, Corddry and Co
Warren
Crawford Counties
McFarland’s
Union School Directors Approve 13 Mill Boost
Union Area joint school boards approved a 13 mill real estate tax increase to meet a proposed 1960 61 budget of 811 241 66. Union Two and Edenburg raised to 45 mills and Edenburg added a 5 per capita tax, while the district must raise 68 040 more to balance the record high budget. The plan calls July 5 start with a 124 000 rise from last year s 735 000. Budget and finance committee suggested 40 mills and 92 340 borrowing but some directors objected to borrowing for current costs.
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Union Area Joint School
Union Two
Edenburg
Russell
Bowers
Michael Annarella
Annarella
Paul Rice
Rain Intervenes as Heat Wave Hits Town
Arthur Memeter notes a heat wave prompting summer outfits until a sudden rain shower begins. He questions when the rain will stop and hints at returning to cooler clothing while noting a forecasted forty five degree day beneath lingering clouds.
Kennedy Wins West Virginia Primary Shatters Religion Issue
In Charleston West Virginia UPI reports Senator John F Kennedy a Roman Catholic defeated Senator Hubert H Humphrey in the West Virginia Democratic presidential primary ending religious issue concerns. Kennedy advances in the 1960 campaign transforming the race by delivering a decisive victory.
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Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
John Kennedy
D-Mass
Charleston
West Virginia
Kennedy
Humphrey
W. Va
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Kennedy Humphrey
Senate
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Petition Aims to Impeach Philadelphia DA Blane
State Rep John Stewart filed a petition for impeachment with House Clerk Omins k y to urge immediate action when the Legislature reconvenes June 6. Stewart cites a vote scandal and seeks a bipartisan House vote to remove Philadelphia District Attorney Victor Blane. He criticizes Atty. Gen Anne Alpern for inaction.
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Harrisburg
Upt
John Stewart
Philadelphia
Victor H. Blane
Stewart
Joseph Ominsky
Anne X. Alpern
Engineer Urges Immediate Fix For Cherry Street Span
Consultant A T Eckles Jr urged county commissioners to repair the Cherry Street Bridge over the Shenango River rather than replace it at an estimated cost of 37 618 36 dollars. He warned that without fixes the structure faces ongoing vibration, weight limits, and eventual roadway lowering due to the abrupt west end approach and worn gas line wall under the deck.
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Cherry St
A. T. Eckles Jr
Mahoning Ave
Eckles
Rainey Ordered to Approve City Council Purchases
City Solicitor Orville Brown ruled Rainey must approve contracts paid from funds per Council orders. The ruling came after a $3,500 transfer to buy a garbage truck and packing unit, which Rainey opposed citing budget limits and potential impact on salaries, while Council noted the need to equip safety and public services.
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Orville Brown
Robert W. Rainey
Rainey
Brown
Council
Public Safety
Howard L. Reynolds
Garbage Department
Reynolds
Schweinsberg
Steinbrink
Steimbrink
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Triton Crew
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Union School
Paul Allen Jr
Arthur Memeter
Oete
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