Ford delays railroad strike amid emergency act ruling
President Ford invokes Railway Labor Act to pause a 60 day strike threat by the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks. The 250000 member union had prepared a 12 01 a m Friday walkout, but the administration moved to curb the action and keep essential services running.
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Washingyun
Ford
Brotherhood of Railway and
Airline Clerks
Railway Labor Act
C. L. Dennis
National Mediation Board
Alexander B. Porter
Washington
James M. Harkless
Francis X. Quinn
Temple University School of Business Administration
Dennis
National Railway Labor Conference
CHEER Set To Honor Overcomers
CHEER Inc and its Overcomers club plan their 12th annual celebration at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Elk’s Lodge to honor anniversaries. Mrs Tarbell invites all friends who have connected with the groups to attend as The Buddies square dance group perform and area ballet and tap routines are featured. CD personnel are asked to arrive before 7 p.m. to assist wheelchair members. Awards and refreshments are planned.
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Cheer, Inc
Club For
The
Overcomers
Elk's Lodge
Norman Tarbell
CHEER
Friends of Cheer
Buddies
Clifford Holcomb
Corry
Tarbell
Caroline Warner
Shonnie Kestner
Amy Slye
Nikki Norton
Annie Morton
Amy Davis
Brenda Brooks
Karen Trgovac
Niecy McMichael
Melissa Rittenhouse
Jody Kurelowech
Julie Groters
Alfred van Dresar
William Eaton
Predawn Fire Destroys Dairy Barn in Titusville Area
A predawn blaze at the Russell Hummer farm on Bethel Road Titusville destroyed a barn housing 65 cows Calves and equipment including three tractors and a corn feeder Three calves died and the milking parlor and cooler survived The owner’s son Ronald Hummer helped evacuate cattle The cause is under investigation Fire units from Centerville Titusville Pleasantville and Spartansburg responded with multiple trucks
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Russell Hummer
Bethel Road
Titusville
R.D
Centerville
Pleasantville
Spartansburg
Ronald Hummer
Pittsburgh
Uniontown's First Woman Appointed City Controller
Susan Maher, 30, a Republican central committeewoman, was appointed Uniontown city controller following the death of Harold S. Webb. She had been unopposed on the May primary ballot to seek the post, marking the first time a woman held elective office in Uniontown's history.
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Uniontown
Susan Maher
Republican Central
Shapp reports 2.8 million net worth in 1974 filing
Harrisburg AP says Governor Shapp's net worth dropped two thirds since entering politics but gained late in year. His April statement shows 2.8 million assets with about 1 million in deposits and 2.8 million in stocks and bonds across 30 firms. campaign debt paid down. assets projected at 3.8 million with liabilities just over 1 million. Stocks include Penn Central shares owned by his wife.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Norval Reece
Reece
Penn Central
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Muriel
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Bakersfield
Calif
Engine Co. 3
Norman Tooman
Oliver Matlock
C. J. Peterson and Son
French Creek
Corry Journal
Journal
McEidowney
Conical Industries, Inc
Frontera
West
Corry, Pa
Firestone
Rand-Mcnally
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Lameath Center Street
Iarage
Afurnitu
Aent
Jours
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