Charley Lind Named Handicapped Person of the Year
Farris C. Lind of Boise Idaho, a major independent gasoline retailer employing 112 people, was named Handicapped Person of the Year by the President’s Committee on Employment. Harold Russell announced the award to be presented May 3 at the Washington Hilton Hotel, honoring Lind’s courage and ongoing business leadership despite long term polio disability.
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Farris C. Lind
Baise
Harold Russell
Washington Hilton
Lind
Igh
Sims
State Leader Attacks U S Revenue Sharing
A state leader criticizes federal revenue sharing and advocates tax reform. The official argues current allocations are inadequate and could be improved through targeted revenue sharing adjustments and policy passage.
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U.S
Heinz
Nixon gives JFK book to Reagan in California
In San Clemente Nixon presented Reagan with a book after asking if he had read it. Reagan said he had not read the book. Singapore police booked more than 2,000 vehicles for smoking exhausts from July to September 1972, a decline from the prior year.
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Reagan
San Clemente
Calif
Singapore
May Ban All Snowmobiles In Youngsville
Youngsville officials and Police Chief Richard Crull moved to ban snowmobiles after complaints of damage and trespassing. Despite earlier advisories, some units remained on sidewalks when equipped with two wire guards and a short 18 inch fence near a residence.
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Youngsville
Cief
Richard Crull
Jailed Leaders Freed To Hold Strike Talks
Frank Sullivan and John Ryan of the PFT were allowed out of the County Detention Center for strike talks. They could leave daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. under Mayor Rizzo’s request, with Deputy Mayor Zecca confirming the plan for today’s sessions.
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PFT
Frank Sullivan
John Ryan
Frank Rizzo
Freedom
Anthony Zecca
Sullivan
Ryan
Jones
Rooster Parade: West Point Breeder Promotes 16 Pound Champion
Sellen of West Point California breeder of the Superchickes introduces The 16 pound Bounce son of Weirdo Ralph during an interview. Past news described a 22 pound rooster that killed two cats crippled a dog and ripped through wire to kill another young rooster. The roosters are slated to appear on a New York TV show.
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Greet Sellen
West Point
Calif
Ralph
Sullen
New York
Expect Quick Vote On Farm Tax Break
Harrisburg AP reports a constitutional amendment to reform farm property taxes was expected to reach the Senate this week before a voter referendum. The proposal seeks sweeping reform of assessments and would allow governing bodies to set special tax rates for farmers, with support from both parties.
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Senate
Es -Stere
Meadville School Bases Vandalized and Tax Reform Talks
Discussion in Harrisburg over farmland tax valuation and uniform statewide assessment to curb rising real estate taxes. Legislation backed by Governor Shapp seeks to shift farmland taxation from market value to agricultural value, with a constitutional amendment requiring two sessions and a May 15 primary advertising deadline. Senator O Pake proposes a state wide percentage to base taxes on market value, preventing tax hikes and ensuring millage rates adjust to new appraisals without raising total yields.
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Shapp
Senate
Michael O’pake
Dlerks
State
State Tax Equalization Board
O'Pake
Kissinger rests in Hong Kong during Indochina talks
Henry A Kissinger arrived in Hong Kong for a two day rest en route to Beijing after three days of Vietnam talks in Hanoi. The presidential envoy met Le Duc Tho at a breakfast and held talks that lasted about two hours. He then proceeded to Beijing for Feb 15 19 discussions with Premier Chou En Lai and to push for a Paris conference on Indochina peace.
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Henry A Kissinger
Peking
Hanoi
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le Duc Tho
Vietnam
Tho
Harborside
White House
Nixon
China
Alfred Jenkins
State Department
John Holdridge
National Security Council
Chou En-lai
Paris
Indochina
Washington
Raymond Division promotes three employees at Associated Spring
Robert P. Blair gains product estimator duties, Harry A. Burton becomes industrial engineer, and J Steve Weis advances to assistant foreman in the Raymond Division announced by Ross C Bailey division manager Blair joined Raymond May 4 1972 a Pitt graduate previously worked summers at Raymond Burton joined in 1946 mainly in the Incentive Department Weis moved up in 1965 from the Incentive Department and after promotion resides with Mrs Weis Gwyn Kennelly and their two children on Picidilli Hill Associated Spring Corporation is a world leader in precision springs and metal parts with plants across the U S Canada Mexico Argentina England the Netherlands and Sweden.
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Robert P. Blair
Harry A. Burton
J. Steve Weis
Raymond
Associated Spring Corporation
Ross C. Bailey
Blair
University of Pittsburgh
West Church Street
Burton
Incentive
Mead Avenue
Weis
Raymond Division
Gwyn Kennelly
Picidilli Hill
ASC Raymond
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Canada
Mexico
Argentina
England
Netherlands
Sweden
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