Shapp May Resume Patronage Firings In Pa
Harrisburg AP The Shapp administration could restart patronage firings today despite union protests. The state Supreme Court previously allowed firings but denied reargument, leaving whether political sponsorship justifies dismissal undecided. The AFL-CIO and 12,000 highway workers oppose firings under PERA.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Supreme Court
High Court
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Alexander F. Barbieri
Benjamin R. Jones
Gerald W. McEntee
Barbieri
Jones
Cohe Union
LeBoeuf Supervisor Questions Migrant Camp Oversight
LeBoeuf Township Supervisor Clarence Boyd told Erie County commissioners he questions the migrant camp inspection at Glenn Troyer Farms near Waterford. He cited unclear headcount and that a 35 person permit limits population, while health officials reported only two minor problems and said the camp was generally in compliance.
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Troyer
Department of Labor and Industry
Health Department
Boyd
Leo Weir
Weir
B52s Launch Heaviest Raids Along DMZ
AP reporting from Saigon describes half the B52 bombers in Southeast Asia taking part in the year’s heaviest strikes along the DMZ as Cambodian forces claim about 100 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed in southeastern Cambodia. Six days of heavy rocket and mortar attacks are forecast for South Vietnamese bases below the DMZ starting Friday.
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Saigon
Southeast Asia
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Cambodia
Thailand
Mt. Baso
Fuller and
Sarge
Ba Ho
Huynh Dinh Tung
Camera Catches 4-H Action at Waterford Fair
Journal cameras document 4-H youth preparing for the annual fair at Waterford Fair Grounds this Saturday. The show features more than 700 entries across many categories as youngsters display a summer of work. photos appear on page 17.
School aid plan clears hurdle in Harrisburg
A bipartisan subsidy bill for public schools advances in the Pennsylvania House after approval of an amendment package to boost funding by 103.8 million for the current year. The measure, backed by both parties, faces a final vote as the Senate schedules its session. observers warn districts still seek more money, while a broad budget and tax plan faces further action.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Leroy Irvis
Irvis
Shapp
House Appropriations Committee
Amore
Penn State
Pitt
Temple
Rillion
Milllion
PES Care
Nixon seeks bipartisan economic bill amid wage pause pressure
President Nixon appears to win broad Democratic backing for his economic package though demand grows for more individual tax relief. House and Senate members discuss the plan, with unions urged to end strikes during the 90 day price and wage freeze. The OEP created confusion over who is covered by the freeze as automakers roll back price plans and Britain monetary reform talks loom.
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Washington
Nixon
Couness
White House
Senate
House
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
Ford Motor Co
Treasury
Paul Volcker
London
Paris
Britain
Ronald L. Ziegler
Arab Students Impor ting Hash At Buffalo
Two Arab students at the University of Buffalo were arrested in Cheektowaga by U S Customs agents for importing 26 pounds of hashish from Middlesex England. Ali Salafy and Emad Mikhail were held on $10 000 bail after a hearing before U S Magistrate Maxwell. The hashish was hidden in two stereo speakers aboard an American Airlines plane. Investigators and local police arrested the pair on a Cheektowaga street after they claimed the speakers and paid the duty. Conviction could bring up to 20 years in prison. value estimated at 20 000 dollars.
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Buffalo
University of Buffalo
Cheektowaga
U.S
Middlesex
England
Ali M. Salafy
Yemen
Emad Mikhail
Oman
Edmund F. Maxwell
American Airlines
Robert S. Brock
U.S. Customs
Regis Adams
Richard Curtins
Mikhail
Sally
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
United States
Asst
Maxwell
Special Registration Date Change For Voters
The date of the special voter registration has been changed. Mrs Louis Foradora, chief county voter registrar, announced the new date as Wednesday August 9. Registration will be at Number 1 fire hall on East South street from 2 to 8 pm.
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Louis Foradora
Foradora
East South Street
Labor Leaders Seek Clarity On Freeze Policy And Moratorium
Washington AP report outlines labor unions push for clear answers from Nixon administration on the 90 day wage price and rent freeze. Meany and AFL CIO officials prepare questions about contracts wage steps price controls and the strike moratorium while Schultz and Hodgson meet with the federation. Meanwhile two Oil City men face larceny charges for stealing cattle from a Centerville farmer with bonds set at 500 and 1000 dollars.
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Washington
Nixon
J. Curtis Counts
George Schultz
Labor
J.D. Hodgson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
America
Hodgson
Shultz
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
Floyd Smith
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
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PERA
LeBoeuf
Capitol Hill
Sir Walter Street Gardens
Walter Scott
Sir Seterre
Oil City
Corry
Centerville
Carl W. Beach
Edgar Whitten
Philip A. Jackson
R.D. 1
Jackson
Ron Cole
Beach
Whitten
Crawford County
Meadville
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