NYS Supreme Court Stalls Dairylea Assessments
The New York State Supreme Court issued a show cause order directing Dairylea to justify why it should not be permanently enjoined from collecting assessments amid an $18.6 million deficit. About 35 to 40 district members may join the suit, with returnable details set for December 9 in Justice Frank R. Bagger’s court.
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Dairylea Cooperative Inc
New York
New York State Supreme Court
Dairylea
Marvin Nelson
Elgin
NYS Supreme Court
Tonal Today
Walter Day
Donovan
Jamestown
New York State
Findley Lake
Frank R. Bagger
Milk-Producers’ Cooperative
Bagger’s
Schapiro
Co-Operative
Storm leaves western Pennsylvania paralyzed with deaths and outages
Thousands remain without power and phone service after a snowstorm dumping up to 30 inches across western Pennsylvania. Five deaths linked to storm and hundreds stranded as Lt. Gov. Kline declared a state of emergency. Utilities struggle to restore service while crews work around the clock. A teen electrocuted by a downed 46,000 volt line. Beaver County mother and three children die in a car fire set by stranded motorists. Turnpike partially reopened amid heavy accumulation and abandoned vehicles. Interstate routes reopen as clearing continues.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Ernest Kline
Shapp
West Penn Power
Bell Telephone Co
Bell
Altoona
Timothy Shoeman
Beaver County
Sharon Cook
Beaver Falls
Silvia
Fred
Carl Jr
Mercer
Milesburg
Snowy Highways Spark Multiple Area Auto Crashes
Corry state police logged five crashes blamed on slick snow covered roads. Noting $4,000 plus damage, early Route 8 collision involved John Meeker and Kathryn Skelly with no injuries. A second Route 89 wreck near Wattsburg saw John Sciere collide with Barbara Kornikoski, causing $300 damage to her car.
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Corry
Union City
John Meeker
Cranesville
Kathryn Skelly
R.D. 1
Centerville
Route 89
Wattsburg
John Sciere
Erie
Barbara Kornikoski
R.D. 3
Sciere Auto
Kornikoski
Coal Miners Vote Close Across Regions in Pact Plea
United Mine Workers officials voiced optimism as scattered returns from about 16 000 miners show roughly 52 percent in favor of the new contract. District results vary with Illinois, Pennsylvania and Alabama locals testing support while snow delays push final tallies to Thursday.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
Ilinois
Washington
Pennsylvania
Cambria County
Alabama
John B. Henry
Lewistown
Ill
Indiana
Warrick County
Squaw Creek
Johnstown
Ford Says Arms Buildup Can Continue Under Pact
President Ford announced at a Washington news conference that the U S Soviet strategic arms agreement allows continued buildup over the next decade. The pact sets ceilings of 2400 long range missiles and bombers for each side with MIRV capability on up to 1320 missiles, while acknowledging flexibility in increasing launcher and throw weight.
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Ford
Executive Offices
White House
Congress
Washington
Siberia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Vladivostok
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Washington Democrat
Hunting Toll Triumph and Tragedy Mark Opening Day
In Pennsylvania hunters recorded 41 kills on opening day while several fatalities occurred. An elderly hunter Dennison died of a heart attack near Corry, others were killed in Elk Forest Sullivan counties, and divers search for missing victims continued near Kinzua Dam Reservoir.
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Pennsylvania
The
Journal
Kinzua Dam
Elk County
Forest County
Sullivan County
Corry Ian
Lester Dennison
Corry
Dennison
Warren
Warren State Police
Judge proposes written questions for Nixon in Watergate trial
U S District Judge John J Sirica suggested submitting written questions to former President Richard M Nixon instead of requiring his live testimony in the Watergate cover up trial. The idea followed doctors reporting Nixon would not be well enough to appear until Jan 6. HR Haldeman returned for a second day of cross examination as Nixon orders were noted.
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Washington
John J. Sirica
Richard M. Nixon
Sirica
Nixon
California
Charles A. Hunnagal
James F. Neal
HR Haldeman
Haldeman
Watergate Grand Jury
White House
Pioneer 11 Renamed and Heads to Saturn Mission
Mountain View California AP Pioneer 11, after a perilous close pass by Jupiter, is renamed Pioneer Saturn and begins a 21 month 20 million mile voyage toward Saturn. The unmanned 470 pound craft survived Jupiter’s radiation and signals from 10:24 p.m. confirm it is en route to the ringed planet for a September 1979 probe. James C Pletcher NASA administrator announced the rechristening at a midnight news conference and unveiled a color drawing of the spacecraft near Saturn.
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Mountain View
Calif
Pioneer 11
Saturn
Jupiter
Pioneer 10
James C. Pletcher
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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William Schapiro
Buffalo
Wyoming
Genesee
Livingston
David Benson
Carlisle
Moscow
United States
Pioneer
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