Amendments to Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code approved
The House Transportation Committee and the state House approve changes to the Motor Vehicle Code. Proposals include studded tires allowed Nov 1 to Apr 30, non junior riders exempt from helmets, annual inspections for motor homes, waiving school car registration fees for drivers education, and sale of veterans license plates without a $20 fee.
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House Transportation Committee
State House
Pennsylvania
Area Man Gets Life For Murder
ERIE Raymond L Payne a 49 year old Cambridge Springs man was sentenced to life in Erie County Court by three judges for the murder of Deborah Gama 16 of Erie The body found Aug 12 1975 in Cussewago Creek near Meadville showed strangulation with copper wire on neck and limbs Payne confessed and faces no clemency and likely transfer to Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh next week
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Erie
Raymond L. Payne
A.D
Cambridge Springs
Erie County
Payne
Deborah Gama
Cussewago Creek
Meadville
Miss Gama
Waterford Township
Lindley R. McClelland
William E. Pfadi
Edward H. Carney
Michael Palmisano
Western Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
ConRail posts $27.6 million Q2 loss amid rate gains
Consolidated Rail Corp reports a net loss of 27.6 million on 867.5 million in revenue for the April to June quarter 1977. The railroad attributes revenue gains to rate increases, offset by weak traffic and winter damage.
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Philadelphia
Consolidated Rail Corp
Conrail
Edward G. Jordan
Energy Plan Faces Senate Review After House Victory
President Carter's energy package moves to the Senate where hearings will probe tax provisions as the House passed most of his plan to curb oil use. The measure aims to boost coal use, conservation, and higher prices, with rebates to homeowners and limits on gas and electricity costs, while a new Energy Department led by James Schlesinger takes shape.
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Carter
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House
UAT
Russell Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
America
James Schlesinger
Finance Committee
Senate Energy Committee
Carton Of Eggs Foils Robbery At Mary Lou's Pizza
A robber threatened cash at Mary Lou's Pizza Shop in Mary Lou, but proprietor Mary Lou Throm grabbed a carton of eggs and prepared to throw. The gunman fled without taking money after witnesses noted his prior pizza theft.
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Mary Lou Throm
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Accidental Missile Launch Probed at RAF Leuchars
An urgent RAF inquiry was ordered after an American Sidewinder air to air missile misfired at RAF Leuchars Scotland. The nine foot weapon flew about 220 yards before disintegrating. no injuries occurred and the warhead did not explode.
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Leuchars
Scotland
Royal Air Force
SAF
Air Force
RAF
Bomb Blasts Kill 10-20 in Rhodesia
A noon explosion at a Salisbury Woolworth store, largely patronized by black shoppers, killed 10 to 20 people. Authorities blamed black nationalist guerrillas in what was described as the worst urban terror act in five years of the anti white government conflict. The store lies near Salisbury's main shopping district.
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Salisbur
Rhodesia
Salisbury
Tan Smith
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