Snow Cleanup The City Clears Snow Before Morning
City crews battle a heavy snowfall with plowing and hauling operations. Workers move snow into the street for pickup and load it onto trucks to haul away before 7 a.m. Journal photographer McCray credits.
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Mother Nature
McCray
Postal Service Reports Faster Mail Delivery in 1976
The Postal Service says its annual report shows faster mail delivery with first class letters averaging 1.53 days in the year ending June 30, 1976, down from 1.57 days. Postmaster General Benjamin Bailor touts improved reliability, noting 95 percent of in local area letters arrive next day, and 92 percent within 600 miles by day two, 90 percent beyond that by day three. He cautions that sorting errors cause delays and urges citizens to use consumer service cards to address issues.
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Washington
Postal Service
General Accounting Office
Post Office Department Ofice
Benjamin F Bailor
Bailor
GAO
Oil spill shuts Delaware River wildlife area
Neil Van Ess helps a duck smeared with crude as 139 500 gallons of Arabian crude spill from a Liberia registered tanker named Olympic into the Delaware River near Newcastle and Philadelphia. Coast Guard to hold an inquiry Thursday. environmentalists warn impact on wildlife will take days to assess.
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Philadelphia
Neil van Ess
Delaware River
Aston
Coast Guard
Marine Inspection Office
Newcastle
Del
Philadelphia International
New Jersey
BP, Inc
Liberia
Standard Oil of Ohio Co
Red Bank Shipping Co
Wife Kills Husband In Hospital Bed In Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh Stephanie Johnson 28 shot her common law husband William A Hinson 27 multiple times as he lay in a West Penn Hospital bed. She was arraigned on murder charges and held without bond after handing the gun to a nurse at the station. Police linked domestic dispute to the killing.
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Pittsburgh
Stephanie Johnson
Allegheny County
Miss Johnson
West Penn Hospital
William A Hinson
Dinson
Hinson
Escalator Claims Its Second Toe in Pittsburgh Incident
A seven year old girl loses her big toe in an escalator accident at Gimbels in downtown Pittsburgh. Doctors remove the toe and parts of two other toes from Erin Broglie’s right foot after the shoe entangled in the device. A similar accident three weeks earlier injured a boy at the same store. A Gimbels spokesman said the incidents would be investigated.
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Pittsburgh
Mercy Hospital
Erin Broglie
Gimbels
Bruce’ Brogie
Steel Valley
Brogie
Jimmy Rideout
Stanley Rideut
Sewickley
Pittsburgh Public Schools
Zoning Board Grants Okay With Limits
The Zoning Board of Appeals granted a variance to George R Sample for converting the First Church of Christ Scientist site at 124 East Columbus Ave into health offices on a 100 by 200 foot RA zoned lot with 14 adjoining property owner restrictions. A second continuance was given to W W Hammond Jr for renewal of a previously expired variance for property between Lawsons and Blue Sunoco gasoline station in R 1 zone. meeting rescheduled for January 12 pending more information.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
George R Sample
Mead Avenue
First Church of Christ Scientist
East Columbus Avenue
Sample
W.W. Hammond Jr
Corry
Lawson's
Blue Sunoco
Hammond
Legionnaires Death Bill May Cost Her Home
Cynthia Stump fears losing the Milton home after Harold Stump died from legionnaires disease at Geisinger Medical Center. With a $22,304 hospital bill and no insurance, she worries the debt will be charged to his estate and encroach on decades of shared residence.
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Legionnaires
Milton, Pa
Harold Stump
Geisinger Medical Center
Cynthia Stump
Jose
Miss Stump
Leonard Bachman
Pennsylvania
Stump
Health Department
Henry Hood
COPE printing error echoes through several cases
The piece notes COPE printing errors at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington with a St Louis man paying 400 dollars for a mutilated bill lacking serial numbers and seals. It mentions prior instances of upside down seals, rectified later and suggests more such notes exist in sheets of 16.
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COPE
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Barry Fainich
St. Louis
Treasury
Faintich
No 400000 Grant Was Ever For Corry School District
Officials from Senator Richard Schweiker and the Washington office of the Economic Development Administration confirmed there was no 400 000 federal grant for the Corry Area School District. The city did receive a 600 000 Public Works Act grant for a senior center, a new community building, and two gym additions.
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Richard Schweiker
Washington Office of
the Economic Development Administration
EDA
Corry Area
Washington
Corry
Troy Gustafson
Sen. Schwetker
The
Journal
Herbert Giardi
National Grant Register
FTC targets large debt collectors in landmark consent order
Washington AP report notes a consent order against NAS and related Diners Club subsidiaries for abusive debt collection tactics. Firms must cease harsh practices, fire offending employees, and face fines up to 10000. Diners Club of New York assumes liability and pledges close monitoring. The action signals tougher enforcement to shield consumers from threatening calls and improper data use.
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Diners Club of New York
NAS
FTC
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