Potential nominees circle Scott seat as retirement looms
In Pittsburgh discussions court a possible fourth term for U.S. Senator Hugh Scott. Rumors swirl about a Senate retirement and potential replacements. Arlen Specter, Francis Worley, George Packard, and H. John Heinz III top Republican hopes, with Democrats also weighing bids as April 27 primaries approach.
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Scott to announce if he will seek fourth Senate term
Pittsburgh AP report says Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott, 76, plans a late night announcement at a Republican fundraiser with VP Nelson Rockefeller on whether he will seek another term. Speculation centers on his Nixon defense harming re election chances and many Republicans weighing possible successors in a crowded field.
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Hospital rates boosted 20 percent at Franklin
Franklin Hospital administrator John A. Stanton announced rate increases effective November 17. Private rooms rise to 82 85 dollars, semi private 74 77, multi bed four rooms 70, nursery 40, and intensive care 145 per day. Emergency room basic charge remains per visit with physician fee raising to 21, up from 17.50. Semi private rooms remain most common with prior 64 dollar rate.
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Paris bank siege ends with robber killed and hostage escape
Police killed a North African bank robber and captured a Spanish accomplice after a 14 hour standoff at a bank near the Eiffel Tower. A getaway car crash injured the Spaniard. two hostages in the car and all bank hostages were unharmed. In Bangkok, Prince Souphanouvong was named president of Laos and Kaysone Phomvihan prime minister in a new People's Democratic Republic.
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Tanker Crash Closes Indiana Toll Road 15 Hours
State police closed all lanes of the Indiana toll road for more than 15 hours after a tanker overturned. The crash killed driver Byron Snyder, 55, of Woodbury, Pa. Cargo fears led authorities to cordon a circle 1,000 feet wide and label acetyl diketene as potentially dangerous.
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Woman Shot By Hunter In Centre County
Pauline Tressler of Mill Hall was wounded while riding in her car as a hunter’s rifle bullet hit her leg and passed through to the other leg. Police are unsure who fired the shot.
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