Marine Bank Stock Splits Two For One
Marine National Bank shareholders approved a two for one stock split and increased the capital to 6.3 million dollars. Herbert S. Sweny of Modern Industries was elected to the board. The bank reported 1973 net income of 1,669,236 and deposits of 195,568,000 with total assets of 225,560,000. Corry leaders J. Guy Butters M.D. and Hubert S. Vaughn joined the board with Corry advisory members listed.
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Marine National Bank
Pennsylvania
Herbert S. Sweny
Modern Industries Corporation
Sweny
Erie
U.S. Navy
Modern
Americans For Competitive Enterprise System
ACES
Marine
Charles H. Bracken
Leslie J. Dodd
Dodd Farms Dairy
Joseph A. Furst
D.D
William F. Master, Jr
Corry- Jamestown Corporation
C. Conrad Monroe
Robert A. Ott, Jr
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Paul C. Roche
Erie County Plastics Corporation
John R. Rossbacher
Rossbach
Shapp Defers Stand On New Energy Powers
Harrisburg AP The Shapp administration plans to defer taking a position on a bill that would vest broad powers in the governor to address the energy crisis. The House committee approved the bill but without the administration backed 15 member energy council. Instead the measure would allow the governor to appoint an energy czar. The proposal split party lines, with Democrats for a council and Republicans against. The bill would empower the energy official to order fuel reductions, set distribution priorities, regulate motor fuels, and require oil company reporting, while excluding natural gas and electric utilities. A 14 member energy council now exists and could continue if the bill passes.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
House
Ronald Leach-Shapp
Council
David Turner
Bradford
Guv. Shapp
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Energy Council
Ernest P. Kline
School Hair Code Ban Found Unconstitutional in Harrisburg
Atty. Gen. Israel Packel ruled that a school code banning mustaches and beards and regulating teacher hair length is unconstitutional. Requested by Education Secretary John C. Pittenger, the opinion states teachers are in the same category as students regarding board attempts to regulate hair styles. A 1972 federal court ruling allows such regulations only if hair policies disrupt education or pose health or safety risks.
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Harrisburg
Israel Packel
John C. Pittenger
Packel
Claims U S Sending Oil Abroad Then Bringing It Back
In Philadelphia AP report Bill Thompson, a Camden shop owner and finance broker, proposes selling 13.2 million gallons of gasoline to Pennsylvania amid energy worries. He suggests U S refiners ship oil overseas for higher profits and bring it back to the United States, while seeking broker fees and dealing with state officials. Thompson notes talks with Gov Shapp aides and energy staff, but officials seek more cost, legal, and logistics details before any deal.
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Philadelphia
Bill Thompson
Thompson
Camden
N.J
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
United States
Barry Farber
Hess Oil Co
U.S
North Jersey
Gene Knopf
Gov. Shapp
Bill Harrold
State Energy
William Wilcox
Harrisburg
Knopf
Shapp
Ernest) Saldutti
Cherry Hill
Farber
Canada
Europe
Venezuela
Club Closed at Morys Tavern After Court Ruling
Connecticut Supreme Court ruled Morys Tavern in Hartford no longer qualifies as a club under state law. The 110 year old Yale hangout must reapply to the Liquor Control Commission to serve liquor. The decision questions whether women may be admitted as members and may affect the bar’s longstanding exclusion policy.
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Hartford
Conn
Mory's
Yale
Connecticut Supreme Court
Elis
State Liquor Control Commission
Mary’s
Board of Governors
Mary's
Mory
Court of Common Pleas
Commission
Philadelphia Police Corruption Findings Report Due
The Pennsylvania Crime Commission will release a 1250 page report March 12 detailing alleged Philadelphia Police Department misconduct and offering recommendations. The panel adopted the document, while discussions continue on a potential continued special grand jury and a proposed special prosecutor if needed.
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Harrisburg
State Crime Commission
Ong
Philadelphia
Atty
Israel Packel
Lawrence Hoyle
Packer
State Supreme Court
F. Emmett Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
Philadelphia Law School
Packel
Shapp
Frank Rizzo
Lottery Number Harrisburg Draw Update
AP reports the Pennsylvania state lottery drawing this week with the winning number 4 1 2 1 7 3 and the millionaire finalist number 1 6 7 7 1.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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