Service Stations To Strike Across Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers Association votes to shut down statewide if federal talks fail. Executive director Thomas Anderson says a nationwide shutdown could begin within seven to eight days, seeking price relief and policy changes from Washington and Gov. Shapp to avoid consumer hardship.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Service Station Dealers Association
Hershey
State Association
Thomas Anderson
Philadelphia
Washington
National Association
Energy
William Simon
Anderson
Harrisburg
Shap
Shapp
Simon
Rationing Hurts Study of Gas Supply Inequities
Washington AP Federal Energy Office teams verify gasoline data to curb state to state supply gaps. Sawhill says after figures are checked the agency will adjust allocations to reduce inequality amid long lines at stations. Harrisburg AP locals seek exemptions as state mulls expanding priority list.
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Washington
Federal Energy Office
FEC
John C. Sawhill
Harrisburg
Robert Rafsky
Shapp
Rafsky
Pennsylvania Service
Mighty Sneeze Costs Driver After Gate Crash
Paul H Gariepy, 44, of Northwest Street, faced charges after a sneeze caused his car to strike a First Avenue railroad crossing gate and sidewalk. He fled the scene, facing possible fines beyond 150 for car damage and 500 for gate damage, plus charges for failing to stop and identify.
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First Avenue Railroad
Northwest Street
Gariepy
Energy Bureau Seeks Change to Allocation Plan
New York AP report says the Federal Energy office wants to scrap most of the crude oil allocation plan but must seek Congress approval. The proposal would lift a 76 percent production rule, require sharing excess crude, and respond to oil company objections about summer gasoline or crude shortages. Gulf Oil filed for a court order delaying the program as the law nears enforcement this weekend.
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Federal Energy Office
Congress
FEC
FEO
Gulf Oil
Burglars Hit House Get 400 Ring
City police investigate a burglary at 217 Pairview Street where a $400 diamond ring owned by Mrs. Jack McCoy disappeared from a china closet. McCoy reported the missing ring after realizing it had vanished last Sunday. Officers noted the ring and key were kept in the closet and only three people knew their location.
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Jack McCoy
Pairview Street
McCoy
Pilots Warned After Low Flight Buzzes State Police Car
State police identified the pilot as J. Blackburn of Wexford Pa after a low flying plane buzzed Trooper Sorgen’s cruiser on Route 8 near Titusville twice. The aircraft then circled and buzzed again, leading to registration tracing and potential prosecution. It was later found at Titusville airport.
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J. Blackburn
Wexford
Stephen Sorgen
Titusville
Sorgen
Penndot Aviation
County schools face state bus subsidies cut over nonpublic transport
Two Erie County districts FL LeBoeuf and Wattsburg confront partial cuts in state transport subsidies unless they start busing nonpublic students. Wattsburg claims compliance since September while Corry Area District already buses many nonpublic pupils. Fort LeBoeuf reports progress negotiating with parents for 100 students. board previously questioned the law as unconstitutional but now proceeds.
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Erie County
LeBoeuf
Wattsburg
Corry Area
Dominica
St Thomas
Corry
Fort LeBoeuf
Wilbur Dershimer
James Woll
Wattsburg Area
Kissinger to Host Arab Ministers on Golan Disengagement
U S officials report Kissinger will meet Ismail Fahmy of Egypt and Omar Sakkar of Saudi Arabia in Washington to explore conditions for Syria and Israel disengagement in the Golan Heights. Talks follow January Damascus talks and aim to ease Arab oil pressure while outlining Syria’s path to peace talks.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Golan Heights
Ismail Fahmy
Egypt
Omar Sakkar
Saudi Arabia
Paris
Syria
Kissinger
State Department
United States
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Israel
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Algiers
Faisal
Anwar Sadat
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
Assad
Fahmy
Sakkar
Red Cross
Wholesale Prices Soar With January 3.1 Percent Gain
Wholesale prices surged in January marking the second highest monthly rise on record, signaling higher costs across farms, industries, and fuels. The BLS reports a 3.1 percent seasonally adjusted increase, implying a 37.2 percent annual rate, with three month and twelve month gains reaching 32.3 percent and 20.8 percent respectively.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Diary Of Sor Excerpts Begin Monday In Journal
Columnist Drew Pearson faced vast opposition as enemies crowded his career yet kept a secret diary brimming with scandal. The Journal will publish seven excerpts starting Monday detailing sharp insights and unnamed intrigues from Pearson’s private notes.
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Drew Pearson
Legion
Clarendon Woman Acquitted of Involuntary Manslaughter in Corry Crash
An Erie County court jury acquitted Ruth Putnam of involuntary manslaughter in the highway death of a Corry woman last May. Putnam was found guilty of a meeting of vehicle violation and fined 25 dollars. The victim, Snyder Sirele, died in a head on collision that seriously injured Carniewski, a passenger in the other car.
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Erie
Clarendon
Corry
Ruth Putnam
Snyder Sirele
Carniewski
Putnam
Edward Carney
CMH Opens Pay Speech Clinic At Corry Memorial Hospital
Principal CMH figures announce a paid speech therapy clinic added this week at Corry Memorial Hospital. Dr. Richard Forcucci and speech therapist Nannette Crawford staff Thursdays 1 pm to 4 pm, with appointments via secretary Donna Schenck. Clinic fees apply and proceed from CMH president Samuel Antrim.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Nannette Crawford
Donna
CMH
Samuel Antrim
GMH
Richard A. Forcucci
Antrim
Donna Schenck
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