Shenango votes on 10-mill tax hike with 4.2M budget
Shenango Area School Board tentatively adopts a 4.2 million budget alongside a 10 mill tax increase to support it. President Jack Stewart warns further cuts, including staff reductions, are likely. Final approval set for next month amid talks of deficits, revenue shortfalls, and unreconciled 1982-83 reimbursements.
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Carol Colaizzi
Shenango Area School Board
Jack Stewart
Dorothy Hill
Robert Dess
Stewart
County residents to pay more to fund Wilmington schools
The Wilmington Area School District votes a tentative 5,246,772 budget for 1984 85 with tax equalization shifting 0.5 mill to Lawrence County and 1.5 mills saving Mercer County. Lawrence will provide 89.41 percent of district taxes, Mercer 10.59. The district plans to adopt the budget at 8 p.m. June 14.
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Wilmington Area
Lawrence County
Mercer County
Louis V. Brueggemann
Brueggemann
Wilmington
State moves to finish Beaver Valley Expressway toll plan
State lawmakers and the Thornburgh administration push to complete the Beaver Valley Expressway and other highways with ongoing bills. Pratt's House bill earmarks 3.947 billion for Pa 60 and eight uncompleted routes, including 193 million to finish the final 16 miles of the expressway, while Pott and Stout pursue reforms favored by the administration.
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Beaver Valley
General Assembly
Thornburgh Administration
House
Ralph D. Pratt
D-Neshannock
Senate
George F. Pott
Wexford
Barry Stout
D-Washington
Pratt
House Appropriations Committee
Pennsylvania
Governor
Toll Road Task Force
Turnpike Commission
Pott-Stout
Harvey Haack
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Commission
Thornburgh
Governor's Office
Penndot
James E. Ross
D-Beaver
Thomas J. Fee
New Castle
Haack
Opposition leads in Philippine parliamentary vote amid fraud fears
In Manila observers report opposition challengers ahead in races for 92 of 183 seats as voting centers face protests and guard role. Riot police protected Manila city hall while opposition leaders urged marches on COMELEC and warned of ballot tampering amid unrest and violent incidents near polling sites.
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Manila
Philippines
UPI
Ferdinand Marcos
National Assembly
Salvador Laurel
Commission On Elections
Comelec
National Movement For Free
Imelda Marcos
Laurel School Board Expands Out-of-State Investments
Laurel will invest district funds in California banks after selecting two Stockton institutions for CDs totaling 200000 dollars. Butterfield Savings and Loan Association holds 100000 at 11.75 percent and American Savings and Loan Association 100000 at 12.5 percent, yielding 24250 dollars. Superintendent Bulazo notes Pennsylvania rates run about one percent lower. The board often shifts investment locations using a rotating list of banks.
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Laurel School Board
Stockton
Calif
Butterfield Savings and Loan Association
American Savings and Loan Association
Andrew Bulazo
Pennsylvania
Laurel Board
Laurel
Death Record Extended Forecast For Thursday To Saturday
Forecast covers Thursday through Saturday with mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies. Highs reach the 60s, with lows in the 30s to 50s. Saturday adds a chance of showers with temperatures in the upper 50s to mid 60s.
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Pennsylvania
UPI
New Soviet weapons deployed in Germany
Moscow says it is placing additional enhanced range theater missiles in East Germany in response to NATO and U.S. nuclear deployments in Western Europe. Tass described forces as part of balance maintaining moves with no clear count of missiles or types.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
East Germany
NATO
U.S
Europe
Tass
Geneva
United States
Five escapees flee jail in Lawrence County break
Three of the five city men who escaped from the Lawrence County Jail Sunday night were back in custody this morning. John Razo II and Wansell Riley surrendered to jail officials, and Raymond Rice was arrested by New Castle police. Kenneth Brown and Troy Gallagher remain at large. Rice was nabbed about 3:15 a.m. after being spotted on Long Avenue. The trio escaped by cutting through screen wire mesh and steel bars, then climbed to the roof and jumped to freedom.
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Lawrence County
John Razo II
Wansell Riley
Raymond Rice
New Castle
Kenneth Brown
Troy Gallagher
Rice
Long Avenue
Razo
Riley
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