Fragmentary OCR item hints at a denied claim and safety issue
The readable portions reference a disputed claim, a hydrant alert, and a building safety context. Names and precise details are garbled, but the fragment suggests a report about a denial of some request and related safety concerns at a California location.
Some Ford Fund Donors Kept Secret revealed
Washington AP report outlines how lobbyist Harold Lovre raised 4500 for Gerald Ford through a D C committee that kept donor names confidential. The funds, routed from Ford’s election committee to GOP HQ, aided Ford’s Grand Rapids race amid another undisclosed 11500 in donations from diverse donors. Ford called the arrangement legal and noted longtime ties with Lovre since 1949.
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Oe Ford
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GOP
Grand Rapids
Associated Press
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U.S
14 Americans Killed as U S Loses 11 Planes in Laos
U S military command reports fourteen Americans killed and seven wounded over the past five days in Indochina. Eleven aircraft were lost in Laos supporting South Vietnamese drives, including ten helicopters a F4 fighter bomber and a C123 transport. South Vietnamese forces and heavy air support claim 165 enemy killed in parallel drives in southern Laos and Cambodia.
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ABC
Nguyen van Thieu
Creighton W. Abrams
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PUC Blocks Columbia Gas Rate Hike in Pittsburgh Area
Harrisburg AP reports the Public Utility Commission rejected Columbia Gas Co. of Pittsburgh's proposed $8.1 million annual rate increase as excessive. The commission would allow a one day hike if the company reduces the request to $4.8 million before March 1.
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Columbia Gas Co
Pittsburgh
Public Utility Commission
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Fine Oil Lessee In Area Pollution
An oil spill from a broken line on Rouse Home property near Youngsville entered a feeder stream and Brokenstraw Creek around January 21. The Iroquois Trust Company leaseholder settled with authorities for $100 after Waterways Patrols reported minnows killed initially but no fish life damage in Brokenstraw. oil remained visible in ice as far as West Hickory. Fishermen stopped at the creek mouth for days. Corbin notes even a trace of oil is visible.
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Rouse Home
Youngsville
Iroquois Trust Company
Harold Corbin
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Corbin
Waterways
George Jones
Brokenstraw
Jones
Allegheny River
West Hickory
Penn Central OK to Spend 50 Million on Wage Increases
Trustees win court approval to allocate fifty million dollars for retroactive wage costs and payroll and retirement taxes at Penn Central. Judge John P Fullam allowed use of half of a one hundred million dollar federal guaranteed certificate issue to cover the 13.5 percent pay hike approved by Congress last December.
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Penn Central Transportation Co
John P. Fullam
Fullam
Congress
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