Court Martial Reversed PSP Reinstated
Harrisburg report states James L. McCann won his state police lieutenant’s bars after a protracted battle. Commonwealth Court overturned the court martial that demoted him and revived his promotion, tying the decision to promotion regulations and former commissioner Urella’s influence.
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Reagan Adjusts To Private Life After Governorship
Ronald Reagan begins private life with hands on work at his Santa Barbara ranch while planning three state speaking tours and a new newspaper column. He says relief at leaving office but misses decisive power as he starts a weekly column and daily radio comments.
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Contractors Claim $28 Million Owed in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report says about 250 contractors are owed roughly $28 million for highway work. W. Guy Gunn of Associated Pennsylvania Constructors says the state will not pay until late February, urging Gov. Shapp to address the debts. Some contractors threaten shutdowns while debts date to November. Transportation Secretary Kassab did not comment.
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NASA to Launch Rockets Tonight From Wallops Island VA
Wallops Island VA AP NASA will attempt a new series of launches this evening with one rocket to release chemicals forming a blue green cloud visible along the East Coast. Weather postponed Thursday’s attempt. The experiments aim to measure atomic oxygen density and trace atmospheric currents. Today's launches are set for 3 46 p m EST.
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Seek Money For Training Aides In Pennsylvania House
Harrisburg AP The House will seek federal funds for Pennsylvania via a new Federal State Affairs Committee to train legislative staff. Fineman says federal aid totaled 2.35 billion in 1973 and PA has never applied. He announced 12 new chairmen and noted Democrats hold 114-89. Mullen backed by 13 Democrats and 40 Republicans. Renwick named Game and Fisheries chair. Mullen declined Judiciary chair but remains on Appropriations and Judiciary. SAARI
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Hi Neighbor club hosts and social notes in Cutting News
Bernice Marsh hosted the Hi-Neighbor club with ten ladies enjoying a tureen dinner. Secret sisters were drawn for the year and Mrs. Marsh plans to host again in February. Various local families shared visits, dinners, birthday celebrations, and attendance at a wedding in Corry.
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Ripley
Carl Bayle
Youngsville
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