Pa. Truckers Fight For Longer Rigs
In Harrisburg a coalition of Pennsylvania truckers and manufacturers pushes a bill to let tractors pull two trailers, raising max length from 85 to 65 feet for tandem hauls. Witnesses from AAA to AFL CIO clash with safety advocates and unions over highway safety and rail competition.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
American Association of Retired Persons
House Transportation Committee
John J. Donovan
Pennsylvania Aaa Federation
California Highway Patrol
Walter Pudlinski
California
Harry Boyer
Aflcio
Charles Sludden
United Stade Union
High Costs Up Deer Poaching
The Michigan DNR reports meat costs push poaching higher by fifty percent over the past year. Deer poacher R J Berney defends his actions in Mio, saying he must feed his wife and four kids despite previous jail time.
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Michigan
Department of Natural Resources
DNR
R.J. Berney
Berney
Mio
Try-M opens eighth branch in Grove City PA
Warren Try-M president William H. Dyke announced the opening of the eighth Try-M Consumer Discount Company branch in Grove City on April 16. The office is led by Neal F. King, a veteran of consumer finance, with Jack Stone supervising Grove City and Greenville operations. The plan targets 15 to 25 total offices in Northwestern Pennsylvania over the next two years.
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Warren
Try-M
William H. Dyke
Try-M Consumer Discount Company
Grove City
Neal F. King
King
Titusville
Bill Dyke
Pennsylvania
Meadville
Greenville
Youngsville
Corry
Brookville
Jack) Stone
Tru-M
Stone
Three Pa Troopers Fired Over Wiretap Case Plan Quick Appeal
Attorneys for Lt. Stephen Luchansky Cpl. Metro Kardash and Cpl. Curtis Guyette said they will appeal to Commonwealth Court to overturn the dismissal they received after a court martial found them guilty on wiretap charges. State Police Commissioner James D. Barger affirmed the firing following a 1,630 page transcript review.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Shapp
Jeri & State Police
James D. Barger
State Crime Commission
Andrew Pipa Jr
Stephen Luchansky
Metro Kardash
Curtis Guyette
Guv. Shapp
Rocco P. Arella
Atty
Shane Creamer
Pipa
Guyette
Creamer
Barger
Commander Calls Some Freed POWs Cowards
Air Force colonel Theodore W. Guy who led U S POWs in North Vietnam denounces some released prisoners as cowards who collaborated with the enemy He cites fewer than 20 alleged collaborators among 566 returnees and says he was beaten for trying to organize camp life while some POWs accepted extra rations and freedom from captors
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Washington
Air Force
U.S
North Vietnam
Theodore W. Guy
Tucson
Ariz
Guy
Pentagon
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Laos
Titusville Police Protection Debate At City Council Session
Titusville council members pressed for a bigger police force to curb crime after a break in at Ellis Day’s that saw 30 color televisions stolen. They urged better tip follow up and stronger leadership to reduce crime in the city.
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Titusville
C.C. Hampton
Ellis Day
Kibler Announces Mayoral Candidacy in Corry Primary
Dr. Mary Ann Kibler announces her bid for Mayor of Corry, subject to May 15 1973 voters. She lists 303 North Center Street Corry Pa 16407 as contact address.
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Erie County
Corry
Mary Ann Kibler
North Center Street
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Derny
England
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Hilborn Road
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Orco
Enber Federal Depanit Insurance
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