Commodore Downs Beiting Mostly On Track Survival
Lakelands Racing Association stockholders met at the Holiday Inn Downtown to review a shaky financial report. President Richard King Jr warned that without new capital the Commodore Downs 1975 meet could fail to open, as debts from 1974 weighed on the track’s future.
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Lakelands Racing Association, Inc
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Richard ©. King Jr
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Commodore Downs
Ford plan to conserve fuel faces tax opposition
Pittsburgh AP report quotes Robert E. Seymour of Consolidated Natural Gas Co criticizing President Ford's proposed gas excise tax as unfair to customers and urging higher wellhead gas prices to spur production. He notes a typical residential rise of about $70 yearly and argues many thermostats already at minimum. He warns the tax will not meaningfully save fuel.
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National Bank of Corry Elects Bailey to Board of Directors
At the annual meeting of National Bank of Corry stockholders, Dr Norman K Bailey of Clymer was elected to the board to fill the vacancy left by the death of Worth Hammond. Bailey, a 1959 University of Pennsylvania Veterinary Medicine graduate, moved to Clymer in 1960 with his wife Joanne Clabbats and their six children.
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Norman K. Bailey
Clymer
Worth Hammond
Bailey
Spartansburg High School
Pennsylvania State University
University of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine
Johnstown
Joanne Clabbats
Curtis
State University College At
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Clymer Central School
Policeman Fired For Being Too Friendly
CAPITOLA CALIF AP Henry Murren 36 was dismissed from Capitola s 12 man police force earning 900 monthly after nearly a year of friendly policing. City Manager Max Kludt said his cheerful approach and reluctance to arrest backed by public praise failed to meet modern policing standards. Residents protested the firing, while Murren defended his aim to be accessible and helpful.
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Henry Murren
Max Kludt
Murren
Monterey Beach
Kludt
Yesteryear
Oil City Fire Cuts Studio Loss Estimated at 50000
Officials in Venango County estimated a 50000 loss from a fire that gutted a vacant two story building in the business district formerly housing a photography studio. The blaze began in the second floor with no cause determined. Adjacent buildings suffered minor smoke and water damage but reopened. Two firemen were slightly injured.
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Venango County
Pharmacies sue to block welfare drug billing plan in Pa
Six Philadelphia area pharmacies sue the Pennsylvania Department of Welfare and Paid Prescriptions Inc. in federal court over a new payment system for welfare prescriptions set to start February 1. They argue federal rules require a dispensing fee based on actual costs and services, not a flat 1.85 dollars, and seek to halt use of federal funds until regulations are followed. Judge Raymond J. Broderick is set to hear the case January 28.
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Pennsylvania Department of Welfare
California
U.S
Raymond J. Broderick
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