Pa. Needs Updating of Courts
A Pennsylvania constitutional amendment would let civil juries reach verdicts with 10 of 12 votes instead of unanimous. Critics say it helps little and favors smaller juries. officials note high costs and modest reform while some urge even smaller juries. The measure passed two GA sessions with little opposition.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Woodside
Superior Court
Woodside
Homer L. Kriedner
Dauphin County Court
Kreider
General Assembly
Oil City Drug Arrest Linked to Titusville Supplier
Oil City police believe pills found with two unconscious teens may have originated from the basement of a Titusville store building. Sherman D. Powers, 43, manager of the Oil City H&R Block office, was charged with corrupting the morals of minors after one arrest. The barbiturate pills were confirmed by the Greensburg crime lab, with the bottle initially containing 100 pills and 31 remaining.
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Oil City
Titusville
Sherman D. Powers
H&r Block Co
Charles Thurau
Terry Eeese
Michael Zillifro
State Police
Greensburg
Robert Cavanaugh
H&r
Frank Wagner
Eckerd ‘Drugs Inc
Wagner
Eckerd
Richard W. Smith
Eckerd’s
Drake
Powers
Thurau
Labor groups pledge to obey law if wage price freeze imposed
AFL CIO building trades unions signaled they would obey a potential White House wage price freeze, while withholding advance commitment to a stabilization board. Nixon prepared to act under federal authority as unions seek carveouts and non government members on a tripartite board. John T. Dunlop eyed as a possible public member.
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Miami Beach
Fla
J.D. Hodgson
Nixon
Aflcio Building Trades Unions
White House
National Stabilization Board
Hodgson
Afl-Cio
Congress
Stabilization Board
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