Weather and local notes reach into Crawford County area
Northwestern Pennsylvania forecasts show snow flurries today with a high in the mid teens and very cold tonight. sunnier and warmer tomorrow reaching mid 20s. Extended outlook warns of light rain and snow Friday and possible weekend flurries with morning lows near 10 to 20. Meadville parks board considers United Way funding for summer band concerts while county court hears Lt. Lehman vs Sheriff Tucker residence challenge. Corry reports a two-vehicle crash in Venango County injures none of 19 students aboard a Chautauqua Central bus. Kane area faces ongoing water shortages with pressure restored after aid from Kane Fire Department and Western PA Water Co. crews.
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Pennsylvania
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Tax rebates under review as Congress weighs Carter plan
Washington AP reports Congress tax writers study trimming per person rebates for upper income brackets to boost relief for lower earners as part of Carter's 1.2 billion stimulus. Ways and Means weighs extending general tax cuts into 1978 while balancing deficits and job growth amid Ford budget contrasts.
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Washington Post
Carter Administration
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Ways and Means
PSP Boss Chulak Takes Over State Police
Harrisburg AP Paul J Chulak the right hand to former State Police Commissioner James Barger has taken charge of the 3900 member force Barger resigned after a year from an alleged scheme to falsify accident reports Chulak 45 sworn in by Gov Shapp as acting commissioner awaiting Senate confirmation He faces budget cuts and court ordered desegregation plans impacting morale
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Harrisburg
Paul J. Chulak
James Barger
Barger
Chylak
Shapp
Senate
Chulak
Daily Lottery Begins March 1
Harrisburg AP Penn sylvania will launch a daily numbers game March 1 with computer terminals and payoffs 15 minutes after the three-digit drawing. Bets range 50 cents to $5, top payoff 500 to 1, up to $2,500 on a $5 bet. Winners occur in straight, box, six box, front pair and back pair categories. Drawings at 7 pm Monday through Saturday on six stations.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Lynn FL. Nelson
Direcor
Airline consumer complaints rise with more travel expected
The CAB consumer advocate office has been active and publicized encouraging wronged passengers to write letters. An ATA spokesman noted 10 million more U.S. air travelers in 1976 than 1974, while CAB complaints total fewer than three per 100,000 boardings. Service complaints fell 26 percent from 1975 to 1976.
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Consumer Advocate
ATA
U.S
UC Woman Makes News Two Ways
Union City resident Mrs Lucille Still owner of Lucille s Restaurant won the Lions Club Outstanding Citizen of 1976 and announced a bid for mayor as a Democratic candidate. She has served as Democratic Committeewoman and will circulate petitions while incumbent Frank Hakel, a Republican, seeks another term.
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Union City
Union City Times
Suill
Lucille’s
Om South Main Street
Lion's Club
Union City Lions Club
Union City Moose Lodge
Still
Frank Hakel
State budget focus and cost of budget books
Harrisburg AP reports on Gov Shapy's 94 billion plan to shrink state government. If spent evenly it would require 25 million daily for a year. The two volume budget costs near 10 each and totals 1100 pages. Copies printed for bid were 2,100 at 2,400. One volume summarizes the next fiscal year spending, the other breaks down departments. The public may access the Budget Office in the Main Capitol. a 40 page summary is also available.
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Congressional Budget Office
Bert Lance
Office of Management and Budget
CBS Radio
Ford Motor Co
Federal Reserve Board
Harrisburg
Shapy
Saudi backs oil bid plan for Alaska offshore leases
Anchorage reports that Saudi investors may back a bid by Koning for offshore Alaska oil leases. The move would use a U S company structure to meet Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act rules, with potential Saudi involvement discussed in meeting in Saudi Arabia. Officials note foreign backing is not prohibited if properly structured.
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Alaska
Saul _xrMbLC KS
United States
Associated Press
Cal Kumag Inc
Il Heaves
Harry Carter
Koning View
Koning
Carter
al Rays
Saudi Arabia
Andio
OCS
Connie Wasink
Water scarce in Albion California drives community effort
In Albion California Rich and Mirna Sharp and their two children cope on four gallons of water daily as a private waterworks system fell into disrepair after the owner died. With 70 residents facing a year without a firm supply, locals push to reactivate the system while neighbors in Mendocino also struggle with shortages.
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Albion
Calif
Rich
Mirna Sharp
Sharp
Pacific
California
San Francisco
Sharps
Mirna
Gloria Petrykowski
Mendocino
Stays Granted For Convicted Killers
In Atlanta three men convicted of the 1973 Ned Alday family murders were granted stays of execution. Justice Lewis Powell Jr. ordered a one month stay for Wayne Carl Coleman for writ of certiorari. George L. Dungee and Carl J. Isazes were postponed to April 4 for final state review of their cases.
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Ned Alday
Supreme Court
Lewis Powell Jr
Wayne Carl Coleman
Coleman
High Court
Superior Court
John Harvey
Tattnall County
George L. Dungee
Carl J. Isazes Unti
Baltimore
Alday
Donalsonville
15 Most Active Stocks and Supreme Court Appeal Mention
AP reports on NYSE movers while legal notes discuss Coleman appeal. Altman of Atlas Team Defense cites venue change arguments, and Isaacs and Dungee are defended by Jim Bonner at University of Georgia. Gov Busbee flags stays as appeals wind through courts after multiple murder convictions tied to Ned Alday family.
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Hiobert Altman
Atlanta Team
Coleman
Supreme Court
Jim Bonner
Prisoners Legal Counseling Project
University of Georgia
Isaacs
Dungee
Funeral services for William H. Croft announced
Funeral services for William H. Croft will be held Thursday at 1 30 pm at the Donald C. Burter Funeral Home 602 West 10th Street Ei Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 7 to Bi and Wednesday from 2 to 7 to 9 p.m Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery
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