Dwyer opposes Erie Crawford nuclear waste sites
Corry state senator Rudd Dwyer filed a strong protest against designating Erie and Crawford counties as potential nuclear waste burial sites. He argues these populous counties are unsuitable and urges more remote locations be explored, requesting current information and actions from the Pennsylvania Advisory Committee on Atomic Energy and Radiation Control.
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Shapp targets press over Carter ties in Harrisburg row
Gov. Shapp accused the press of irresponsible reporting about possible Carter administration ties and a resignation. He denied approaching Carter and said such reports demoralize state workers. Lt. Gov. Kline eyed a possible changeover as aides disputed the denial and debated Shapp’s future plans.
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Mary Harris
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
State pushes 55 mph limit with media drive
Harrisburg AP reports state officials launched a media campaign to enforce the 55 mph limit. Police Commissioner James Barger and Transportation Secretary William Sherlock urged wide coverage of the law, distributing bumper stickers and highlighting fines of 95 dollars plus 2 dollars per extra mph. They cited four day Thanksgiving data showing 14 deaths and 641 injuries from 1,116 accidents, most due to speeding.
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Columbus Supervisors Set Final Budget Meeting
Columbus supervisors plan a regular session tomorrow night focused on the 1977 budget as tensions linger from a dispute that led to Hollis Upperman’s resignation. Upperman will pursue legal consultation but provided few details, while Lawrence Miller noted the board will proceed with two members.
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Carter Seeks Zip In U S Economy Housing aid eyed
President elect Carter meets with housing advisers at Blair House to explore ways to inject vigor into the economy by boosting construction. Options include up to 5 billion dollars to subsidize mortgage interest, plus reforms to cut federal red tape and push money into the marketplace. Carter plans further talks with economy and cabinet aides and will visit the Pentagon Friday before returning to Georgia. He emphasizes strong independent cabinet officers and mirrors Eisenhower in delegating authority to his appointees.
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Men Kept Corpse For Two Months
New York police found Stephan Hatzitheodorou dead in his Manhattan apartment after six men, friends of the 29 year old, kept vigil for two months. They paid his rent and prayed over him hoping for a miracle, were cited for health code violations and released. Autopsy to determine cause of death, suspected natural causes.
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Collette Fourattie
Hataitheodorou
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Hatzitheodorou
Gilmore Asks For Freedom From Delay
Gilmore asks Utah court to free him claiming state delays violated 60 day execution rule after his Oct 7 murder sentence. Attorney argues cruel and unusual punishment if life in prison chosen over execution. Utah County prosecutor seeks trial date on a second murder charge in the gas station attendant killing during a robbery.
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Utah
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Security Tightens For Hearst Public Appearance
Patricia Hearst will be surrounded by private security guards for her first public appearance since bail. A Boston attorney said he would escort Hearst from San Francisco for a hearing as she faces trial on charges of kidnapping robbery and assault. Hearst, 22, has lived in seclusion at her parents Nob Hill apartment while a 25,000 dollar security team protects her amid fears from former SLA associates. The case involves a joint indictment with William and Emily Harris. the Harrises were convicted of robbery and kidnapping. Hearst testified at her San Francisco trial that she fired two submachine guns to aid the Hartises' escape.
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al Johnson
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Willis Fuzzi
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Nob Hill
Symbionese Liberation Army
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Emily Harris
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Hartises
Board Allows Two Appeals For Changes
The City Zoning Board of Adjustment approved appeals from Melnnes Steel and George Fox. Melnnes Steel seeks a reception building a four car garage and an elevated enclosed walkway plus a 2 by 8 foot illuminated sign in the industrial zone. Fox plans to convert a first floor apartment at 136 West Smith Street into an insurance and real estate office with parking for four or five cars and to erect a 2 by 8 foot sign. Last night Fox's appeal was approved though officials question potential conflicts with upcoming zoning regulations.
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