Price Commission to Order Major Price Rollbacks and Refunds
NEW YORK AP The Price Commission will order hundreds of millions in price rollbacks and customer refunds in coming weeks as profit margin limits take hold. Chairman C Jackson Grayson Jr said large firms with over 50 million in yearly sales will be affected, with initial reports suggesting about 10 percent of big businesses may face rollbacks.
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Cost of Living Council
Economic Club of Detroit
Rumsfeld
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America
Nab Corry Boy, Girl In Larceny
A Corry boy Russell G. Hepler age 19 and Jean L. Smith age 18 were jailed in Mayville on petty larceny charges after police nabbed them at 3:30 a.m. in Corry. They admitted stealing four tires from a car at Cordia Garage in Clymer, were held on $100 bail each, and extradition was waived.
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Chautauqua County
Mayville
Justice of the Peace
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Chautauqua County Sheriff's Deputies
Journal
Russell G. Hepler
Park Street
Jean L. Smith
Marion Street
Cordia
Clymer
Big Hit On Main Street Car Crushes Home in Youngsville
An empty oil tanker ran out of control on West Main Street in Youngsville and struck a parked car, a utility pole, and the side of a home owned by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crandall, causing over 49000 in damage and a small fire. Richard Naples of Cheer, N.Y., said he slammed toward the floor to dislodge a jammed accelerator. Mrs. Crandall escaped unharmed from an upstairs room via the impact staircase as fire crews arrived around 7:20. The Crandall residence lies near Youngsville Elementary, leading officials to caution of a potential tragedy if the incident had occurred moments later. The back-page continuation note indicates more details follow.
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Youngsville
Richard Naples
Cheer
N.Y
West Main Street
Roy Crandall
the Journal
Crandall
Virgil Munson
Youngsville Elem School
Pete Franks
Descartes Plateau
Stone Mountain
Mission Control
Cayley Plains
Troopers Probe Two Burglaries In Valley Weekend
State police investigated two break ins over the weekend. At the Pennsylvania Co op Potato Growers facility a check writer and 500 checks were stolen along with tools and equipment valued at 910 dollars. The second burglary occurred at Roger C. Trisket’s home on Stateline road in Columbus 7 chairs a sofa dishes and other household items valued at 500 dollars were taken.
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Pennsylvania Co-op Potato Growers, Inc
Potato Co-Op
Union
Fred Bauer
South Street
Union City
Co-Op
Virginia Perkins
East High Street
Pennsylvania Bank and Trustry
Union City Co-op
Pennsylvania Potato Growers, Inc
Bauer
Roger C. Trisket
Stateline Road
Columbus
Welfare maple project taps work for Warren County
A welfare-to-work maple syrup program in Warren County, guided by the OEO and HEW, produced 1,100 gallons from sap gathered on 1,100 trees. About 500 residents offered trees, 3,500 buckets were used, and workers earned $2 an hour with supervisors paid more. The effort, led by David Gruber, built an evaporator house on Rouse Home grounds with loans of equipment and gas support from local partners, aiming to employ welfare recipients rather than simply provide money.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Louis Crippen
Youngsville
OEO
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Crippen
Crippens
David Gruber
Rouse Home
Iroquois Trust Co
Last Minute Campaign in Pennsylvania Primary
In Philadelphia Muskie backs television appeals while McGovern and Humphrey campaign door to door and by helicopter. Muskie seeks delegates with support from Gay Shapp and Camiel. Humphrey targets a Pennsylvania win with heavy campaigning. McGovern reports a strong Massachusetts lead as he focuses on voting in PA.
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Edmund S. Muskie
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Hubert H Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Humphrey
Muskie
Gay
Milton J. Shapp
Peter J. Camiel
McGovern
Massachusetts
South Dakota
West Chester
Chester
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Allentown
Boston
Minnesota
Maine
Tomorrow's Election At A Glance Primary Details
Polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday for Pennsylvania 1972 primary. Democrats face statewide contests for presidential preference and state treasurer with 9,575 polling places across 67 counties. Republicans have no presidential contest. Delegations include 182 delegates for convention and 27 more plus 18 chosen by state committee. Notable candidates include Muskie McGovern Humphrey Jackson Chisholm Wallace with varying delegate tallies. Allegheny County holds a special election to fill the late James Fulton’s seat.
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Humphrey, Muskie
McGovern
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Associated Press
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General Assembly
State Committee
Edmund S. Muskie
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Shirley Chisholm
N.Y
George Wallace
Allegheny County
James G. Fulton
Polls Open at 7 for Primary Election at Six Local Sites
The polls will open at 7 a.m. tomorrow at six local polling locations, using the same venues as in recent years. Sites include Concord School, Corry Area High School, Wright School, Corry Public Library, McCray Aluminum on West Smith near Worth, and Sharpening Sales and Service at Spring and West Main.
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Concord School
Corry
Apollo 16's Return Trip From Moon With Rock Treasure
Apollo 16 prepares to depart lunar orbit for Earth after a 71 hour surface mission. John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr and Thomas K. Mattingly collected 245 pounds of rocks aimed at proving ancient volcanic activity on the moon.
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John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Thomas K. Mattingly
Casper
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Young
Duke
Orion
Mattingly
Descartes Plateau
Tony England
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