So You Want A New Auto Look Here
Detroit AP reports new car owners pay for emissions cuts with drivability issues and higher fuel use. Executives say emission controls reduced pollutants but hurt start reliability and mileage. EPA deadlines target 90 percent pollutant removal by 1975, with possible one-year extension.
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Detroit
Isadore Birnbaum
Birnbaum
Fred W. Bowditch
General Motors Corp
Bowditch
Environmental Protection Agency
Veterans Detective Chief Steps Down
Edward Crone steps down as Allegheny County detectives chief for health reasons. He becomes inspector in charge of the narcotics division, 57, led the 30-man force since March 1968 after being homicide captain and 25 years with the State Police. Retirement as chief ends when a successor is named by District Attorney Robert W. Duggan.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Crone
Allegheny County
Crone
Dist. Atty
Robert W. Duggan
Bill to restore state welfare funding in PA House
Harrisburg AP A bill to add 69 million for public assistance grants is introduced in the Pennsylvania House by Majority Leader K Leroy Irvis. Welfare secretary Helene Wohlgemuth says funds remain only through April and current year appropriations of about 341 million are down from last year despite a 140000 person load rise. The measure would finance cash grants to the aged disabled blind families with dependent children and general assistance recipients.
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Harrisburg
Welfare Department
General Assembly
K. Leroy Irvis
Helene Wohlgemuth
Public Welfare
Letters to the Editor on gambling arrests and war veterans
Allan W. Hasbrouck of Corry argues that WWII era and Korean War veterans and other quiet home gatherings should not face gambling arrests. He questions selective enforcement comparing bingo in churches to police raids on small private bets and notes risks of life as a gamble, urging restraint.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
Allan W. Hasbrouck
Corry
Erie County Jobs Fall As Seasonal Lag Cuts Labor Force
Erie County's total jobs dropped to 107,700 in the last 30 days led by layoffs and labor disputes. Manufacturing and nonmanufacturing payrolls slipped while temporary retail hires provided slight offset, with women making up about 40 percent of insured unemployment. January and February are expected to see lower totals amid winter downturns.
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Erie County
James A. Roseberry
Erie
Bureau of Employment Security
United States
Pennsylvania
Corry and
Roseberry
Women Start Training As SP Troopers
Fifteen women become the first female troopers to enter the Pennsylvania State Police training program alongside 135 men. The recruits will study for six months beginning January 27 and graduate to statewide postings focusing on community service and vice investigations. Named recruits include Jill Bairhalter and Judith Galloway of Pittsburgh, Doris Lott of Pittsburgh, Barbara Wharrey of Sewickley and others from Allegheny, Armstrong, Centre, Dauphin, Erie, Huntingdon, Northampton, and Westmoreland counties. James Y. Eizell named corporate VP at Rockwell Manufacturing power tool division.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Police
Rocco P. Arella
State Police Academy
Allegheny County
Jill Bairhalter
Judith Galloway
Doris J. Lott
Pittsburgh
Huntingdon
Northampton County
Judith A. McCarr
Bethlehem
Westmoreland County
Kathryn I. Neville
Greensburg
James Y. Eizell
Ingersoll-Rand Co
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Clymer Principal Retires After 46 Years
Hubert W. Brown, supervising principal of Clymer Central School District, retires effective July 31, 1972 after a 37 year tenure as principal and 46 years in education. He began as a business teacher in 1935, later became assistant principal, then supervising principal. Brown holds an A B from University of Rochester and an M A from NYU, with further graduate study. He has held multiple education and professional service roles in Chautauqua County and is active in local Masonic and church communities.
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Hubert W. Brown
Clymer Central
Robert A. Fergus
Board of Education
Brown
Clymer Central School
University of Rochester
New York University
Canisius College
University of Buffalo
NYS ‘Teachers Association
Chautauqua County Teachers Association
Allied Teachers Associations of
Chautauqua County
Association of
Chautauqua County Chief School Officers
Chautauqua County Association For Educational Administrators
Olive Lodge
F&am
Sherman
N.Y
The
Abbey.Reformed Church of Clymer
Sea Lions Help Man Learn Limits In Water
A trio of sea lions off Santa Catalina Island will carry electronic sensors to study their underwater adaptation. USC physiologists aim to learn how cardiovascular regulation shifts from land to sea as humans push into deep, alien environments. Samantha Elwood and Bruthie will join studies. Samantha wears chest and abdominal sensors during swims.
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Santa Catalina Island
Calif
University of Southern California
Chris Stevens
Samantha
Elwood
Bruthie
Fisherman's Cove
Stevens
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