Suspensions for Traffic Violations Reported in Harrisburg
State Bureau of Traffic Safety lists 22 area motorists receiving license suspensions for motor vehicle code violations. Records show suspensions ranging from 15 to 180 days for offenses including speeding reckless driving improper passing and driving a vehicle involved in a fatal accident.
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State Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
Bureau
Russell W. Martin
R. D
Corry
James G. Morton
Snyder Circle
Martin R. Rose
Union City
James F. Benner
Spartansburg
Leroy J. Heliker
Allen L. Higby
Fred Duryee
Richard A., Huntley
Carl D. Irwin
Samuel E. Knight
East Main Street
Phillip Lowe
Thomas C. St. John
M., Walton
Jack Te- Winkle
Franklin Street
Alan R. Bemis
John R. Post
West Church Street
Donald D. Post
Howard Gates
Gould Street
William R. Coe Jr
Lloyd J. Fink
Bear Lake
Indias Many Cultures Offer Strange Puzzles
By 2000 land developer Joseph Timan predicts only the wealthy will attend top cultural events with tickets in the top balconies costing 12.50 and orchestra seats rising to 50 or more. Timan, president of Horizon Land Corp, dismisses any hope for the common man and says the inevitability must be faced.
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Tucson
Joseph Timan
Timon
Horizon Land Corp
Plan to use helicopters to replace ambulances in Philly area
The Delaware Valley Council says a three state helicopter rescue plan for accident victims nears completion. Hospitals police and fire departments in Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware would coordinate helicopter entries to save critical minutes amid traffic jams. Public acceptance and funding remain hurdles.
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Philadelphia
Philadel
Delaware Valley Council
Air Force
Council
General Aviation
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Alfred L. Wolf
Del
Trenton
N.J
Wolf
Personal Income Up 8 Percent In Latest Commerce Report
Washington AP notes the Commerce Department reports the largest six month gain in personal income to a record annual rate of 627.1 billion dollars. Wages and salaries rose by three billion at annual rate, boosting overall income as farm income recovered slightly. The report calls June and July strong, while the piece ends with an editorial aside on helicopter leasing for rescue operations and Wolf's view on life-saving costs.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Wolf
Railro ad Mail Sorting Car Becomes Obsolete
The railway mail sorting car, once vital to the U S postal system, is being phased out under the Zip plan, with about 800 cars left from a peak of 10 000. September will see 24 cars removed between Chicago and Portland as bulk mail moves by air among 682 sorting centers. First class mail east west will travel by air to speed delivery, while other classes stay on trains. Opponents argue the cars remain most efficient for city and rural sorting.
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Washington
America
Mr. Zip
Post Office Department
Chicago
Portland
Ore
New York
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Seattle
Los Angeles
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions Carry Pharmacy
Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions advertises free delivery by Carry Pharmacy with phone contact 665-3764. The notice emphasizes convenient service and home delivery options for prescription customers.
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