Tentative Contract Ends Rail Strike Threat
Washington negotiators reached a tentative settlement avoiding a walkout by 70 000 shopcraft workers that would have shut down most railroads. The deal includes a 3 cent per hour raise for mechanics from January 1978 and bars outsourcing work on parts made in railroad shops. Chief mediator W J Usery cautioned progress and noted continued talks on remaining issues.
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W.J. Usery
Usery
Heavy Snowfall Yields Normal List of Crashes
First real heavy snowfall brings a string of six crashes across the region. Route 8 records three incidents including a Buffalo truck overturn with $5,000 damage. Corry and Warren state police report injuries to Mrs. Joseph Seitz and Kenneth Warnshuis, both treated and released.
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Corry
Buffalo
Warren
Joseph Seitz
Brookstreet
Kenneth Warnshuis
Seitz
Warnshuis
Corry Memorial Hospital
Spring Creek
Seitz Auto
Pietro J. Jodice
Jodice
Stewart Sandwich Service of
Wholesale Prices Hold In November As Inflation Eases
Washington AP reports seasonally adjusted wholesale prices were unchanged in November. The Labor Department says prices fell four-tenths of a percent before adjustments, leaving the index flat after seasonal normalization. This follows October’s 1.8 percent rise and marks the smallest variation since June.
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Washington
Labor Department
Fire cleanup at Blair Carpenter home after last night blaze
A blaze at 125 Fifth Avenue caused 3000 dollars in damage and prompted a cleanup by Blair Carpenter and his family. Assistant Chief Weston said the fire origin is under investigation as 28 firefighters battled the flames. A chimney fire at 310 East South Street produced no damage, with no injuries reported.
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Blair Carpenter
Fifth Avenue
Charles Weston
William Slagle
East South Street
Weston
McCray
Ford closes China trip with missing Americans note
President Ford wraps up the China visit by reporting seven Americans missing in or near Vietnam War areas with two remains recovered. Kissinger says next of kin will be notified within 48 hours, and Ford promises to normalize U.S.-China relations while agreeing to disagree on Soviet policy. Ford heads to Indonesia as talks emphasize mutual interests and restraint on Korea.
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Ford
China
Henry A. Kissinger
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Kissinger
Moscow
Summer Palace
Susan
Hsinhua
Peking Hospital
PennDOT Caught Napping in First Winter Snow
PennDOT faced surprise as Pennsylvania’s first major snow hit, leaving motorists stranded on unplowed streets. Director Louis O’Brien noted no warning and slow salting across 36 counties while officials delayed crews and cited tire traction issues. The department had planned to cut back snow operations between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. to save money.
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Pennsylvania
Transportation Department
Louis G. O'Brien
Penndot
National Weather Service
O'Brien
Clearfield
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Hollidaysburg
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Loch Ness Monster Slide Shown By Rines Team
Concord a P AP report says Robert Rines presented a rust colored slide of a possible Loch Ness monster with two front appendages a long neck and head The image from underwater cameras at 45 feet depth formed part of a series of photographs taken last June at Loch Ness Scotland amid international publicity for the alleged discovery The exhibit came as a London symposium to study the photos was canceled due to publicity concerns and British naturalist Sir Peter Scott urged caution citing the wider scientific debate and the ongoing controversy surrounding the images
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N.H
United States
Great Britain
Loch Ness
Scotland
Boston
Robert Rines
Franklin Pierce Law Center
Rines
Peter Scott
London
Scott
Birmingham
Charge Dropped Against City Policeman in Reckless Driving Case
Charles Rhodes a city police officer faced reckless driving on private property in Corry. District Justice Frank Abate dismissed the charge due to insufficient evidence after Rhodes was represented by disqualified judge Porter Auer. Fred Moses of Venture Inn initiated the case. the October 10 incident occurred near the Marine Bank Drive-In. Abate condemned certain Corry police tactics.
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Charles Rhodes
Frank Abate
North East
Porter Auer
Rhodes
Fred Moses
Tnn
Hare Creek
Moses
North Center Street
Corry
Columbus Avenue
Reed Lilley
Marine Bank
East Columbus Avenue
Keystone
East Columbus
Bank
DJ Abate
Road fee hike to fund Pennsylvania highway repairs
Harrisburg AP reports weather, heavy trucks and studded tires contribute to road wear. A proposed Shapp administration bill would raise passenger car registrations from 14 to 24 dollars annually, with smaller but notable increases for trucks. The plan aims to fund repairs amid debate over who should bear the costs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
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