Warren County Development Assn elects officers and approves study
The Warren County Development Association elected Robert O. Wilder as president E Leo Johnson as vice president C E Anderson as secretary and Krug Cyphert as treasurer. It approved Arthur D Little to conduct an industrial feasibility report costing 5000 dollars over four to six months. NEW GAS RATES for Manufacturers Light and Heat Co if approved by the PUC would add 40 cents a month for non heating customers and 1 25 dollars for heating customers over an eight month season. The increase follows a three million dollar rate rise approved February 13. A typical 240 000 cubic feet heating bill would be 25 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Development Association
Robert O. Wilder
Warren
E. Leo Johnson
Youngsville
C. E. Anderson
Sugar Grove
Krug Cyphert
Tidioute
Arthur D. Little
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
PUC
Plague Burglaries, Court Fines, and Local Elections Shaping Warren
The page details court actions with fines for driving while intoxicated and license suspension, notes ongoing camp burglaries in Tidioute, and reports on hospital board changes, a nursing refresher course, and a memorial fund. It covers Warren retailers pushing Second Avenue widening, election of Chapter officers, and National Merit Scholars finalists from Warren High. It also mentions Bucknell pledge Leon Kornreich and the Warren Junior Citizenship project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Miller
Arnold Stalder
Millard Jordan
Glenn D. Ramsey
Tidioute
Warren Borough School Board approves 33280 for high school costs
The Warren Borough School Board voted to pay 33280 as its share of 56000 for land and architectural services for the new high school. It also approved bills totaling 97231 including 53000 to the Borough Authority and 36000 as the seventh installment to the Joint School Rd. program. The meeting covered various education items, YMCA camp plans, and staff appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Borough
Warren
Jefferson
Eugene Williams
David Olson
Joe Massa
Paul Myers
Dan Summel
Dick Kauffman
Jim Johnson
John Stachowiak
Anita Dickerson
Jo Ann Marshall
Marilyn Wesling
Gloria Peterson
Lorraine Mader
Harold Miller
Vernon Mauk
Peggy Kifer
James Fales
Beaty
Peterson
McClintock
Betty Bowman
Warren Fire Department Under Fire Over Mismanagement Claims
An individual identified as Paul A. Drescher alleges systemic faults in the Warren Fire Department. He cites discrimination, favoritism, lack of training, and poor leadership, claiming by past promotions and pay actions have bypassed civil service rules, harming morale and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Fire Department
Paul A. Drescher
River flood danger rises as spring replenishment proceeds
The Warren gauge shows 5.6 feet with river rise about 2.1 feet from a week ago. Flood danger increases as snow remains and heavy rain could push the river up seven to nine feet, especially over a large upstream area. Continuous rain or thaw raises risk. intermittent rain lowers it.
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Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen M. Gibson
Sheffield
General Assembly of
Pennsylvania
John Lewis
Jackson Keystone
Pennsylvania Ave
Zora Earley
Oneida Ave
Earley
Kermit E. Forsgren
Warren General Hospital Board of Directors
Margaret H. Lewis
Donald E. Conaway
Sigrid Johnson
Hospital Association
Dick Ross
Forest McAlister
Robert S. Knapp
Scott C. Mohr
Leon B. Kornreich
Bucknell University
Myer A. Kornreich
Gaylord Jones
Delaware, C
Irvine
Nelson Johnson
Warren Forest Council of Girl Scouts Board of Directors
Cancer Society
Oil City
Edgar Pendleton
County Crusade
John Mallory
Mina Rieder
Margaret Wright
YMCA
Warren Area
Sherwin
Lake Erie
Warren County
Westinghouse
Devalanad
Yvorope
Mechlin Imtanact Thana
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