Attorney General Rebuffs Child And Family Services Fear
ACorry driven dispute over a proposed Child And Family Services Act sparked rumors of government overreach. Rep Joseph Vigorito clarified that Congressional Record excerpts were misattributed to HR2966 and said he will vote against the bill due to cost. He noted protections ensure parental rights remain intact and no home visits are mandated.
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Senate
Joseph Vigorito
Corry
Congressional Record
Congress
Vigorito
Congressional
House Education and Labor Committee
Select
Subcommittee On Education
Child & Family Services Act
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
THE
National Council OF Civil Liberties
Child and Family Services Act
Office of Economic Opportunity
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
England
Curtis
Buck
Scientists Seek Old Air to Study Ozone Threat
Washington State University researchers hunt antique air sealed before 1930 in corked ships bottles insulation lines and old tanks. They will compare with 1940s and 50s air to map fluorocarbon distribution noting volcano sources and testing air from USS Town hull containment. Sampling at Northwest mines might be needed.
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Pullman
Wash
Washington State University
R.A. Rasmussen
Air Resources Research
Washington State
Rasmussen
Joseph Krasnec
Uss Town
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Krasnec
Northwest
Keppel Bank Chairman Dies at 82 in Corry
AH. Keppel 82, chairman of The National Bank of Corry, died at Corry Memorial Hospital after weeks as a patient. Born October 5 1893 in Torpedo, he moved to Corry in 1900, served in World War I, became bank director in 1925, vice president in 1938, president in 1941, and chairman in 1957. He also ran Brown Keppel Oil and held numerous civic memberships. Survived by daughter Barbara Treat of Scottsdale, son H Martin Keppel, sister Marie Hawkins, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Friends may call at Bracken.
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AH. Keppel
Mott Street
National Bank of
The
American Legion
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Pennsylvania Oil, Gas and Minerals Association
Keppel
Keppel-Miller Lumber
Columbus
Arthur
Barbara) Treat
Scottsdale
Ariz
H. Martin Keppel
Corry
Edward
Marie) Hawkins
Bracken
Snowbound Route 6 Accidents Injure One Woman
Heavy snow brought slick roads and several accidents investigated by state police. A Corry woman, Ruth Keppel, was treated and released after her car hit a road sign on Route 6. Damages ranged from 10 to 500 dollars in multiple two car crashes near Corry and Union City.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ruth Keppel
West Irving Street
Route 6
Arthur Duska
Erie
Antoni Orlando
Duska
West High Street
Union City
Mary Langdon
RD. 1
Thomas Klobehar
Pittsburgh
Langdon
Klobchar
Klobehar
Douglas J. Hile
R.D. 1
Kenneth L. Ethridge
Hile
Ethridge
Tax Bill Ends Tax Hike Threat And Extends Cuts
President Ford and Congress claim victory as a six month extension of 1975 tax cuts is approved with spending language. The compromise avoids a rate increase for 1976, sparing a typical four person family from higher taxes while the poor would see relief and no 1976 tax bill.
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Ford
Congress
Ayer
Leither
Russell B. Long
White House
Long and Son
William V. Roth
Rdel
Wilh Ford
Long
Senate
House
Aiborne
Shapp Broderick Got Campaign Funds From Gulf Lobbyist
In a sworn deposition filed in U.S. District Court, Pennsylvania Governor Milton Shapp received $5,000 and former Lt. Governor Raymond Broderick $3,500 in Gulf Oil Co. contributions via lobbyist Arthur V. Harris. Harris said he distributed thousands from Gulf to officials and that the money may have reached Shapp’s 1970 campaign and Broderick personally. He noted Dennis Thiemann, then Shapp’s regional manager, later became state Democratic chairman.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Raymond Broderick
Gulf Oil Co
U.S. District Court
Shapp
Arthur V. Harris
Gulf
Broderick
Harris
Securities and Exchange Commission
Claude C. Wild Jr
Dennis Thiemann
Thiemann
Schools Get Bond Rate Improvement
Harrisburg AP. Gov Shapp signed legislation to improve school bond ratings so districts can borrow at lower interest. The bill cuts state funds to districts that miss bond payments. It also grants Pittsburgh an elected school board and lets the education secretary review superintendent experience requirements in Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh
Bar Added Saloon Or Salon What’s in a Name
DES MOINES IOWA AP Milady may now order a shampoo and chablis at Salon Francois, a beauty and barber shop run by Tony Francois. He explains liquor permits are possible with good character and meets rules, noting some colleges and hospitals in Iowa offer lounges with drinks. The issue sparks chatter as patrons joke about calling the shop a saloon, while Francois notes champagne and wine prove popular and price between $1.50 and $2.25 per drink.
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Des Moines
Towa
Milady
Salon Francois
Tony Francois
Beauty
Francois
Iowa
Virginia
Census data places San Diego and San Antonio among nation’s top cities
Washington reports a shift as San Diego ranks 9th and San Antonio 10th in the 1973 city estimates, with New York still largest. The Census Bureau notes this city only method reflects revenue sharing law, listing the top 10 cities and changes from 1970 to 1973.
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San Diego
San Antonio
Tex
Census Bureau
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Midwest
Bureau
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Houston
Baltimore
Dallas
New York City
New Jersey
San Francisco
Oakland
Calif
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Bill Furor
H.H. Keppel
Poughkeepsie
Moore-Keppel Co
Elkins, W. V
Edna Moore
San
Orlando Alto
Orlando
U.S
Southland
Ernie Neff
Kim Casney
Fla
Florida
Rolland Gallagher
Beer and Liquor Control Department
Francais
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