Pennsylvania Senate Primary Battle Shapes Up In Philadelphia
Philadelphia AP report covers Pennsylvania primary as voters choose party nominees for the U S Senate seat held by Hugh Scott. Candidates include Arlen Specter George Packard Treageant Heinz and others like Jeanette Ritterman, Henry Heinz, and Mary Belin. Controversies center on Gulf Oil funds and campaign finances with attacks on Scott and discussions of jobs crime and reform.
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Philadelphia
Teamsylvania
U.S. Senate
Hugh Scott
Chads
Scott
Pennsylvania
GOP
Tyas Sweet
Post
Fed
Widen
Arlen Specter
George Packard Treageant
H. John Heinz
Hleins
Pittsburgh
Specter
Packard
Philadelphia Bulletin
Henry
Congress
Hallenhan
Gulf
FBI
Heinz
Mary
Easen
Polts
Coloret Brown
Wien
Cran
Jeanette Rethman
Easton
Heintz
Green
Senator Church Holds Revised Intelligence Report
Senator Frank Church of Idaho, Democratic presidential hopeful and Senate Intelligence Committee chair, holds a copy of the committee revised report on U.S. intelligence abroad. Church is not on the ballot in today's Pennsylvania primary.
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Frank Church
Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
U.S
Church
Pennsylvania
Public reaction sought as Erie County charter plan debated
Erie County Government Study Commission moved to reject Democratic Party and Millcreek Republican suggested changes to the proposed county charter. Chair Irving Murphy advocated continuing district rather than at large elections for sheriff and coroner, while an alternate five district plan from Millcreek was also rejected. The commission urged citizens and organizations to indicate preferred districting for the county council under the 1976 charter, with two competing plans under review by January and March drafts.
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Adairman
Roger Wischer
Millcreek
Bee Maps
Commission
Fischter
Fischer
Democratic Committee
Mhe
Irving Murphy
James Maury
Cavaanle
Study Commission
Erie County
Peter Schaaf
Chester McNerney
Edinboro State College
Thomas Hutzelman
Sam Zelsloft
Buipseek
Ene County Government Study Commission
Women Still On Short End In Jobs And Education
Washington AP reports a Census Bureau examination of American women showing they outlive men and outnumber them, yet lag in jobs and education. The study notes rising female labor force participation since 1960, higher rates of single or divorced women, a 73 percent rise in female headed families to 7.2 million, and that by 1974 full time earnings for women college graduates aged 25 and older were about 60 percent of men. The report calls for action on salaries and day care.
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Washington
America
Census Bureau
Weta Corte
Paula J.schneider
Moveme
Avin
Aly
Navy mothballed Sanctuary after $13 million spend
The Sanctuary, renovated in 1973 to support six destroyers and a potential U.S. carrier homeport in Greece, was never used after Greece rejected the carrier and overseas homeporting waned. Zumwalt envisioned a floating facility, but funding cuts and Vietnam War end halted the project. Navy and congressional figures dispute approval and obligations.
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Sumwalt
Naval Operations
Reanchors
Avamen
Greece
Navy
Greg Pallas
Zumowalt
U.S
Zumwalt
Pallas
US. P
Charles Bennett
House
Seapower Subcommittee
Bennett
Subcommittee
Weather Keeps Voters Home in Pennsylvania Primary
In Pennsylvania, early voting turnout was sparse as chilly blustery, cloudy conditions closed polling places opened at 7 a.m. The two part primary includes a non binding popularity vote and convention delegates. Carter, Jackson, and Udall campaigned hoping to shape momentum toward a brokered convention in New York City next July.
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Humphrey
Currelly
Pennsylvania
Ines Humphrey
Carter
Avania
Philadelpna
Jimmy Garter
Henry Jackson
Mocha Udall
Keystone
New York City
Georgia Goveror
Sen
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Keystone State
Ford
Pennesylvania
U.S
Washington State
Higher Humidity May Hinder Fires
Dr. Hlayiaird W. Emmons cites research that higher wall moisture reduces fire growth by lowering temperatures and delaying flame spread. He notes added moisture increases heat capacity of walls, potentially buying minutes for escape and suggests chemical additives to wall materials to raise heat absorption.
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Hlayiaird W
Emma
Emmons
United States
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Anth Abasast
Ellen McCormack
Oklahoma
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Milton J. Shapp
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