Term Paper Firm Fined in Rhode Island Case
Rhode Island firm Campus Research of Warwick and operator David Martin were fined 1150 for violating a Commonwealth Court cease order. Martin paid 100 for failure to register the fictitious name. 50 more was imposed for missing a deposition. Martin’s firm was among ten named in an injunction last May amid a state ban on selling term papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Rhode Island
Atty
Israel Packer
Campus Research of
Warwick, R.L
David Martin
Packer
Martin
Collegiate Research
James C. Crumlish Jr
Justice Department
Hospital admissions and discharges listed with addresses
The page lists admitted and discharged patients by name and address. Includes Mrs. Charles, Margaret Hughes, Bess Perry, Gary Bell, and others from Corry, Ashville, Clymer, and surrounding areas. Also notes stay-at-home statistics for Austria and a gift shop ad fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Jackson
Second Avenue
Margaret Hughes
West Washington Street
Bess Perry
West Frederick Street
Gary
Reuben Bell
R.D
Waterford
Guy Swart
Corry
Vicky
John Eaton
Clymer
Jessica Nichols
South Second Street
Paul Hutchinson
West Street
David Seeley
Ashville
John Wynn
West Church Street
Dennis Albers
Charles Tripp
Katherine Tillotson
Spartansburg
Richard Vanderhoof
Charles.Costello
Neola Harrington
Susan
Walter Gibbs
Meadville Firms Brace for Layoffs Amid Truckers Strike
Meadville plants face potential layoffs if the nationwide independent truckers strike persists. PPG Industries, PMC, and Channellock warn that a week of disruption will create a critical situation with two plants at risk of imminent shutdown due to raw material shortages. PPG VP Donald Griffin notes over half of its truckers are off the road, threatening production and outbound shipments across all divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
PPG Industries
PMC
Channellock
PPG
Frank Waith
United States
Donald G. Griffin
Griffin
SALT Talks Feb 19 Kissinger to Go to Soviet Union
Washington reports say the Nixon administration seeks clear arms policy before Kissinger’s Moscow trip, with SALT II talks set to resume February 19 and a March trip to Moscow announced. The disclosure notes the United States aims to present a basic position, while acknowledging possible delays and strategic aims amid Watergate pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Washington
Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
U.S
State Department
Arms Control Disarmament Agency
United States
Middle East
Restoration bid sought for Niagara hull and rigging project
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania announces a bid opening on February 27, 1974 at 9 30 A.M. for Hull Rigging and Other Restorations of the flagship Niagara at Erie PA. Plans are reviewed in Harrisburg. bids require a 5 percent bid bond. the state may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn Memorial Museum
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Niagara
State Street
Erie County
Erie
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Bureau of Historic Sites and Properties
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Robeoe
Aedecraetes
Katherine
Isode
Barstow
Peleetestentestedteate
Shamburg’s
P.S
Katherine’s
Crean
King Feat
Ine
Term Paper Firm
Cathers
Center Street
Otto
Russell Stover
Carol’s Carousel
Columbus Ladies Auxiliary
Columbus Elementary
Een Aid
Moose Lodge
Columbus Inn
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Eba Sgal
Corry Ambulance Service
Kay Bliley
Autumn Lamendola
Homers
Vienna
Austria
Karen: S
Bill - Rose
Ceca Sir
Quality
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Vus
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Larry Thomas
North East
Ludwig Helster
Union City
Walter Brooks
Guys Mills
Linda Popotnik
Centerville
Harry Moody
Wattsburg
Ricky Robinson
Elm Street
Charles E. Peterson
Parade Street
Connie Ainsworth
Ted Terwilliger
James Caldwell
Thomas Lovewell
Nina Behan
Stanley Jablonski
Union Street
Edward Lewis
Market Street
Daniel Miller
Concord Street
Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Co
Ter
Puso
South Center Street Carry
Servic
William J. Wewer
Shecor Publish
West Sou
Ressraon
They Mall
Willian Sn Mel
Ihiin
Corny
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