Burglary Accused Killer Pleads Innocent In Harrisburg
Joseph Kallinger, 89, pleaded innocent to robbery, kidnapping and burglary charges in a Susquehanna Township break in. The Philadelphia cobbler also faces murder charges in a Jan. 8 Leonia nurse slaying, with trials and pretrial motions planned as his juvenile son faces a parallel case and awaits a next hearing.
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Joseph Kallinger
Kallinger
Philadelphia
Leonia
N.J
Susquehanna Township
New Jersey
Maryland
Uennet Kallinger
Malcolm W. Berkowitz
Berkowitz
Dauphin County
Richard Wickersham
Richard Guida
Michael Kallinger
Pennsylvania
Freeloading Tab Raffles McLaughlin
Erie County treasurer Neil McLaughlin refused to pay a $280 bill from Ricardo’s Restaurant until an itemized receipt and attendee list for the Erie County Parks and Recreation Commission annual meeting are provided. He cited three employees and questioned the bill’s details. Pete Russo, Parks Director, allegedly told the restaurant not to release the itemized bill.
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Erie
Erie County
Neil McLaughlin
Ricardo
Erie County Parks and Recreation Commission
Commission
McLaughlin
Pete Russo
Pa House Opens Records But Senate Delays Plan
In Harrisburg the House voted to open its financial records to public scrutiny while the Senate stalled on a similar disclosure proposal. The Senate Rules Committee tabled the plan 11 to 2, saying more study is needed and noting the idea dates back to 1971. The House meanwhile approved rules requiring monthly disclosure of spending by House leaders and officers across 26 accounts totaling 12.7 million dollars, with six other accounts totaling 2.8 million left untouched. The move, backed by Common Cause, follows a seven hour session on legislative operating procedures for the next two years. The House action included a rules package that could boost leadership scheduling power for bills. The Senate heard from Sen. Edward Howard on a package of rule changes and adjourned to study the matter further.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Common Cause
Edward Howard
R-Bucks
Blind farmer Ron Schmidt defies sight limits in Michigan
Ron Schmidt, blind since childhood, tends 26 calves and about 200 chickens on 80 rolling acres near Springport. He farms without aids and learned to gauge distance by echoes, while his wife Bonnie notes critics doubt his success but neighbors like extension director Dick Breyer see potential despite skepticism.
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Hermansville
Mich
Ron Schmidt
Ron
Bonnie Schmidt
Schmidt
Springport
University of Michigan
Michigan Service For the Blind
Nathan
Gretchen
Bonnie
Dick Breyer
Menominee County
Breyer
Cooper Industries declares record dividends and profits rise
Cooper Industries, parent of Cooper-Penjax, announces a 0.10 dollar increase in the quarterly common dividend to 0.36 per share, payable March 14, with a 1.25 dollar Series A and 6.25 dollar Series B preferred dividend payable March 1. 1974 profits and fully diluted earnings rise 24 percent, revenues grow to 397 million from 320 million. Cooper Pentax plants in Corry and Easton, and the stock trades around 37.25. Employee stock plan offers shares at 23.51 when the plan ends in October 1975.
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E. L. Miller
Cooper Industries
Cooper-Penjax
Miller
Cooper Pentax
Corry
Easton
Pennsylvania
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