State May Dip Into Inactive Funds In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP Pennsylvania faces a severe fiscal crisis and may withdraw about 37 million dollars from inactive funds across 45 banks. The Board of Finance and Revenue debated interest rates, with Auditor General Casey opposing the majority. They warned dire need by February unless new money arrives. Time deposits include 17.4 million General Fund and 16.8 million from the Korean Bonus Fund. Deposits range from 500 thousand to 25 thousand, with 28 million in accounts over 100 thousand across 145 banks. Rates were cut from 7% to 5% for over 100k and from 5% to 5% for under 100k, with terms shortened to 90 days. The board approved a plan to spend inactive funds, while Casey pressed for consolidation and protections for banks.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Board of Finance and Revenue
Robert P. Casey
Warner M. Depuy
Casey Joe
Casey
Sloan
Kelley
Dead Man Declared Alive by Judge in Cleveland
Albert D. Dianiski, once presumed dead in 1956, is revived by Probate Judge Frank J. Merrick after Florida authorities confirm he is alive and in Orlando with his wife. The case, once closed, involved a life policy and a soldier’s bonus claim tied to the 14 year old ruling.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Frank J. Merrick
Albert D. Dianiski
Los Angeles
Merrick
Florida
Disinski
Orlando
Fla
Fire destroys three businesses in two-alarm blaze
A two alarm fire swept through a garage at 102 West Bend street destroying three businesses including Carry Tire, Ralph's Garage, and a Sealem amheady shop. Loss exceeds $25,000 with solvents andQuids cited as explosion risk. Fire crews from Corry Columbus Union City and Beaverdam responded.
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West Bend Street
Alfred Apps
Carry
Eee
Union City
Elgin-Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company
James Bell
West Bond Street
Carry Tire Company
Sealem “Amheady
Ralph’s
Frank Gentile
East Frederick Street
Corry
Columbus
City
Elum- Beaverdam
Drug Pushers Claim They Are Friendly Honest Dealers
Stanford researchers report a profile of drug pushers from 454 interviews across jails schools colleges and urban and rural California. Dealers 19 to 35 say they are not criminals and derive pleasure from drug use while most had early alcohol and tobacco use and began illicit drugs as teens.
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Stanford
Calif
Richard Blum
Stanford University
Institute For Public Policy Analysis
Haight-Ashbury
San Francisco
California
Blum
Nader Report Faults Doctors and Officials on Nursing Home Deaths
Washington AP report accuses doctors and U S officials of neglect and systemic faults in nursing homes. It cites 25 salmonella deaths in a Baltimore facility, four day reporting delays, and calls for stricter enforcement of federal standards to protect elderly patients. It condemns staff incompetence and widespread drug abuse while urging accountability.
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Baltimore
Ma. Ohio
Columbus Firemen Elect David Curtis President
The Columbus Volunteer Fire Department elected David Curtis president for the coming year at last night’s annual meeting. Officers named with Curtis include Thomas Felton vicepresident Joseph Ficcardi secretary James Reagle treasurer Thomas Messinger chief Lawrence Miller first assistant chief Gary Deutschlander second assistant, trustees Gene Hasbrouck and Victor Schrubb, and Max Brown as representative to the Firemen's Relief Association. Plans for 1971 include finishing the new fire station addition and buying a new truck, plus a supper and prize drawing to raise funds.
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Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
David Curtis
Curtis
Thomas Felton
Joseph Ficcardi
James Reagle
Thomas Messinger
Lawrence Miller
Gary Deutschlander
Gene Hasbrouck
Victor Schrubb
Max Brown
Firemen's Relief Association
Police arrest two in GenTel copper theft case
State Police at the Corry substation report two Hammondport NY men were arrested after a GenTel foreman spotted them burning insulation from copper wire near a Wayne Township construction site. About 498 feet of 12 strand wire was reportedly stolen from Stewart road. The pair were arraigned and released on 900 dollars bond. Investigations continue into possible links to a dealer handling stolen goods.
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Corry
Thomas L. Kesselring
Hammondaport
GenTel
Stewart Road
Wayne Township
Union City
Justice of the Peace
Justin Butters
Prat
Disclose U S Forces Spying On Own People
Washington based AP report reveals secret Navy and Air Force guidelines grant domestic intelligence duties similar to the Army. Sen. Sam Ervin says Army agents spied on lawmakers and civilians, with files on state and local officials, reporters, and opponents of Southeast Asia policy. Army officials deny current practice, while a former agent cites examples in Minnesota and Illinois and notes discarded index files.
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Washington
Navy
Air Force
Army
Congress
Associated Press
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
Adlai Stevenson
D-Ill
Ilinois
Otto Kerner
Abner Mikva
Ervin
Senate
Subcommittee On
Tinois
Southeast Asia
Nixon
Illinois
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Woman, 39, shoots at officers in courtroom corridor
In Youngstown Ohio a woman identified as Mrs James Johnson 39 was shot in a corridor gunfight after she drew a .22 pistol from her purse and opened fire as officers escorted her 11 year old son Leroy Moseley from a municipal courtroom where he had been sentenced to jail for a break in A coroner's ruling awaited today as police review how to keep firearms from courts The officer shot was wounded and a 16 year old boy was also involved in the courtroom incident
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Youngstown
James Johnson
LeRoy Moseley
Nathaniel Bond
Moneley
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Figin
Nader
U.S
Mites
Teenie
Columbus Firemen
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