1.5 Million Still Need Tax Forms in Harrisburg
About 1.5 million taxpayers wait for state income tax forms from the Revenue Department amid a crash program for a new tax. Officials cite late printing, a short prep period, and a federal contract delay as causes. Revenue Deputy Secretary Vincent X. Yalowicz says 2.9 million forms mailed, with 1.5 million more to go by mid next week.
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Harrisburg
Revenue Department
Revenue
Robert P. Kane
Vincent X. Yalowicz
Yakowicz
Green Bay
Wisc
Revenue District
Senate
Robert D. Fleming
Allegheny County
Kane
Pursue Plan For Hot Meals For Elderly
A group led by the Salvation Army explored a Meals on Wheels program for Erie area seniors and handicapped residents unable to cook. GECAC, part of federal OEO, outlined funding while 16 potential users were named. Volunteers to prepare and deliver meals are sought as planning continues with a next meeting at 10 a.m. at the Army building.
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Salvation Army
Army
United Fund
Ann Neal
Greater
Union City
North East
Albion
Erie
Visiting Nurse Association
Friends and Neighbors
YMCA
Church
Robert Harrison
GECAC
Army Building
Ouch! We Earn More Now But It Buys Less
A car crash scene in New York ends with a minor injury to Mather treated at Corry Memorial Hospital. Vehicle and pole damages totaled 2,300 dollars. The story also reports a Tax Foundation study noting that wage gains since 1966 may not translate to higher buying power due to inflation and taxes. It cites examples showing net losses in real take-home pay and quotes experts on rising state and local taxes.
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Street
Mather
Corry Memorial Hospital
New York
Tax Foundation
Elsie Waters
Waters
Retrial requested in Corry burglary case
Erie County Judge James Dwyer weighs testimony from a retrial hearing over a 1969 burglary at Corry Concrete and Gravel Co. Amacher and Wynn Jr. seek a new trial after their Western Penitentiary appeal was sent back for review. Witness William Johnson testified, with officers noting possible witness tampering and six attorneys present.
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Corry
Erie County Court
James Dwyer
John Amacher
Union City
Wilson Wynn Jr
Jamestown
Western Penitentiary
State Superior Court
Corry Concrete and Gravel Co
William Johnson
Garland
Amacher
Wynn
Johnson
Dwyer
Freak Crash Damages Truck In Centerville Route 8
State Police said a northbound truck driven by Joyce Brandan 35 of Spar tansburg overturned in Centerville at noon after a rear wheel flew off. The wheel rolled into a nearby gas station breaking two windows. Vehicle damage was estimated at $2,000.
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Route 8
Corry
Centerville
Joyce Brandan
A.D. 2
Spartansburg
March 6 Draws Number One In Draft Lottery
In Washington AP reports the draft lottery began with No 29 assigned to Sept 26 1953 births and No 1 to March 6. The ceremony used red and blue capsules from plexiglass drums, selecting birthdates and numbers for the 1973 call. Four youths and two women drew capsules as officials described the process and goals toward an all volunteer army by mid 1973.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Nixon
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
U.S
Selective Service
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Merger of City and Country Schools Faces Vote
In Harrisburg the Senate added an anti merger amendment to a 7 million school transportation subsidy bill. It requires voter approval in each affected district before any merger. Backers say it protects Bucks County from being annexed into Philadelphia, while opponents warn it freezes reorganization and erodes local control.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Robert A. Rovner
Philadelphia
Rayner
Richmond
Rovner
Bucks County
William G. Sesler
D-Erie
Royner
Hospitals weigh hexachlorophene use after baby infections
A meeting of baby doctors and federal agencies convenes over staph infections in at least 20 hospital nurseries since a nationwide warning against bathing infants with hexachlorophene. Data will be presented by NCDC director Dr. Sencer to FDA Commissioner Ed wards and pediatricians. The Yale-New Haven Hospital quietly resumed limited use after finding staph germs in 15 babies.
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Washington
National Center For Disease Control
NCDC
Atlanta
David J. Sencer
Charles C. Edwards
Food and Drug Administration
American Academy of Pediatrics
FDA
Stanley L. Harrison
Harrison
Yale-New Haven
Connecticut
No Epidemic Of Distemper In Corry Area
Dr. Charles French, Corry veterinarian, says no distemper epidemic in the Corry area despite scattered canine cases in Columbus. He notes ten years ago the disease caused an outbreak, but current reports are not alarm signals. Health officials urge vaccination for animal welfare, though not required except for out of state transport.
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Corry
Charles French
Columbus
French
Health Department
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Donna McKinney
Warren
Bear Lake
Sue Smith
New Process Company
James W. Neall
Miss McKinney
Martha Lawson
University of Utah
Henry Eyring
Betsy Stover
Penelec
Paul R. Mather
South Center Street
Center
East Pleasant Street
East Pleasant
Today's Journal
Sesler
William B. Duffield
Dayette
Duffield
Jeannette F. Reichman
Northampton
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