3M Fined for Monopolistic Tactics in Illinois Case
U S District Judge William E Juergens fined Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co 190000 dollars after a no contest plea on monopolization charges. The ruling cites attempts to suppress smaller rivals through licensing pressures and threats dating to the early 1990s involving Pressure Sensitive Tape Co Magnetic Recording Media Co and Aluminum Pre-Sensitized Lithographic Plates Co. Juergens assessed 50000 dollar fines on three counts and 20000 on two counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Ill
U.S
William E. Juergens
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Juergens
Little Fellow
Magnetic Recording Media Co
Malpractice suit settles for 15000 in Buffalo area case
Betty and Earl Wolf sue Dr Louis C Cloutier Dr Clarence F Heyden and Sisters Hospital for 125000 alleging paralysis of Mrs Wolf s right arm after a July 7 1960 gall bladder operation at Sisters Hospital. Settlement reached before Justice Kuszynski.
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Bunyalu
Supreme Court
Joseph P. Kuszynski
Betty R. Wolf
Earl J. Wolf
West Seneca
Louis C. Cloutier
Amherst
Clarence F. Heyden
Buffalo
Sisters Hospital
Nae
Croutier
Heyden
Wolf
MacKay to push national traffic safety agency bill
Rep James A MacKay Democrat Georgia plans to introduce a federal bill by February 1 to create a national traffic safety administration. He urges action to stop what he calls indiscriminate killing on the nation's highways noting December deaths doubled those in Vietnam since 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur, Ga
James A. MacKay
D-Ga
Congress
National Traffic Safety Administration
Viet Nam
Boyce Park Ski Area Issues Courtesy Conduct Code
Pittsburgh AP reports Boyce Park Ski Area in the suburbs issued a Skiers Courtesy Conduct Code. Rule No 2 requires the overtaking skier to avoid the skier below him when skiing downhill and passing.
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Pittsburgh
Boyce Park
Community News Briefs From Clymer And Nearby Areas
Mrs Guy Hayes is to be honored at the Hi Neighbor Club on January 13. Numerous local families from Corry Jamestown Spencerport Meadville and Findley Lake are noted visiting relatives and hosting New Year gatherings. Weekend arrivals include Miss Helen Wright and extended kin, with several lists of neighbors and dinners across the region.
Jest on his 84th birthday in January
News cutting notes social visits and family events. Jest reaches 84 on January 5. Mrs. Alice Camp and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smolk and girls had supper New Year’s Day with Cornelius Beckerink. Billy McCray returns home after a December 23 fall. The McCanns and Brendon of Uniontown visited Walter DeShazer’s, en route home after visiting Mark McCann in Clymer. VanEarden and Miller families plan weekend visitations.
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Alice Camp
Richard Smolk
Cornelius Beckerink
Billy McCray
Charles McCann
Brendon
Uniontown
Ohio
Walter DeShazer
Mark McCann
Clymer
Harold VanEarden
Newark
N. Y
Louis J. Miller
Mahdépac
Ce VanEarden
Judge Denies Picket Injunction At Lord Bim
Judge L. Evans denied Lord Corp petitions for an injunction against mass picketing at the strikebound plant but ordered pickets limited by a union management pact. The agreement allows five pickets at the main gate and two at other entrances except Greengarden where none are allowed. Trooper Joseph D. Basile assigned to the Corry Substation raises PSD staff to 12. Basile, from Rossiter, Pa., is married with a one-year-old son and lives in Erie.
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Nus
Cuner L. Evans
Lord Corp
Lord's
District Ledge 116
Local 1211
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Greengarden
Joseph D. Basile
Pennsylvania State Police
Corry
Basile
Rossiter
Erie
Johnston
Cat Burglar Baffles Police In Local Break-Ins
AP reports a cat burglar operated in the idyside area using a ladder to enter Miss A Kristy s apartment stealing a stereo a TV set a coat and jewelry valued at 553 dollars. The prior day two Squir rel Hill homes were entered with 11714 dollars in cash and jewelry taken. Police link the incidents to the commuter bandit a bank robber who has netted about 130000 in 13 jobs over four years and suspect a suburbanite who comes to the city to stage holdups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squirrel Hill
National Forge Buys Titusville Crankshaft
WARREN The National Forge Co of Irvine has purchased Titusville Crankshaft & Machine Co for an undisclosed amount. Samuel A Breene and Robert C Wilder announced the deal after a stockholders meeting. Expansion plans include new equipment and increased capacity at both plants with no expected layoffs and potential hiring growth for Titusville.
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Warren
National Forge Co
Irvine
Titusville Crankshaft & Machine Co
Samuel A. Breene
Titusville Coiandankshaft
Robert C. Wilder
National Forge
Wilder
National
Pie
Breene
Titusville
Egg throwers fined in Morton antiwar protest
Ten boys aged 11 to 17 were fined ten dollars plus costs for throwing eggs at antiwar demonstrators near the Boeing Vertol plant in Morton. Justice of the peace Jamey Henry imposed the fines after hearings in the Township Municipal Building. Names were not released and the hearing venue was closed to newsmen. On Tuesday, 15 antiwar protesters were fined from fifty to two hundred dollars for taking part in the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Media, Pa
Boeing Vertol
Morton
Justice of the
Jamey Henry
Devonshire Man Sees Longevity In Life To 106
AP reports Theophilus May, a 106 year old Englishman living with his grandson in Cleveland, attributed longer life to Devonshire habits. He recalled 33 years of mail work here and noted he has outlived 13 siblings who all died in their 70s and 80s. He spoke at his birthday party and looks forward to January 5, 1967.
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Udduniuch
Uno
Devonshire
Theophilus May
Cleveland
May
Charles Mills
Furniture makers to showcase at Cologne Fair 2030
Furniture firm Pennsylvania House of Lewisburg joins 15 other American manufacturers in a U S pavilion display at the Cologne International Furniture Fair in West Germany slated for January 2030. Project cost with government participation exceeds 250 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture
Chicago
Pennsylvania
House Furniture
Lewisburg
Cologne
West Germany
U.S
Air Force aids Tokyo Lions Club gum drive
In a Tokyo area event a U.S. Air Force team from Tachikawa air base delivered a donation of chewing gum valued at 1,500 yen to support a Tokyo Lions Club initiative. The gift included 72,000 sticks produced by a Japanese manufacturer to aid the drive in South Vietnam.
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Tokyo
South
Viet Nam
Tachikawa Air Base
Tokyo Lions Club
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