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Newspaper
Warren County Observer
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1964
Page
3
The Chamber of Commerce revealed the finalists for ten license numbers in the Dress Up For Spring promotion. The first three holders, who note their license numbers and contact the office, win $10 merchandise certificates. The promotion drew many shoppers from a wide area and was deemed a definite success.
Shur S Glass a Warren Certi Hed Public Accountant has been elected president of the Northwestern Chapter of Pennsylvania Institute of Public Accountants. He will be installed at a May meeting in Warren. Glass is with Swanson Glass and Costes. Attendees included CPA candidates from Warren and Erie chapters and guests were given books on CPA ethics.
United Press International reports heavy weekend traffic but fewer deaths than the prior period. Five people died since Friday 6 p.m. including Terry Warren 15 hit by a suspect in Levittown, Edward Flickner 20 in New Castle, J Donald Humphreys 29 in Chester, Andrew Kurtak 58 in Monessen near Emporium, and John Watson 54 driver hospitalized. Chester also mourns Price A. Davis 21 after a two car collision with a third fatality casualty listed as Manica 25.
Struthers Scientific and International Corp, a Struthers Wells subsidiary, reports 1963 results with revenue up to 8.02 million from 2.04 million year over year and earnings of 207 thousand versus a loss last year. Highlights include acquisitions, expansion of international licenses in Spain and Chile, new Indian subsidiary loan approval, and start of pilot seawater desalination and the world’s largest saline water conversion plant project for the US Interior.
Senator Joseph S. Clark asks the Senate Agricultural and Public Works subcommittee to restore funding for four Pennsylvania projects cut from the 1964-65 budget. He seeks 10 million dollars for watershed protection and 1 million for watershed planning to aid land and water resource development at the US Forest Service lab in the Allegheny National Forest near Warren.
The Penn York Regional Planning Association holds its first annual meeting at the Conewango Club from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Speakers include John Sullivan on Outdoor Recreation Demands and Allegheny Reservoir, Col. B De Melker on Kinzua Dam, William Wentz on Allegheny National Forest, and Leigh Batterson on state recreation development with George Heron and Joseph Bratt also presenting. A dinner follows a 5:30 p.m. business session. The program covers park systems, Seneca Nation roles, and Northwestern Pennsylvania recreation strategy.
Henry Kao, an American-educated man and Taipei mayoral candidate, enters a race viewed as a popularity poll for the Chiang Kai-shek regime.
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