National Fuel Still Refusing Gas To Elderly Housing Project
National Fuel Gas Company refuses to furnish gas to the Fourth Ward Urban Renewal elderly housing project amid a disputed commitment last year. Erie County Redevelopment Authority officials pursue a possibly binding agreement while council members press the Public Utility Commission for an immediate investigation into the moratorium and gas shortages.
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National Fuel Gas Company
Fourth Ward
Virginia Nuzzo
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
National Fuel
James Earl
Erie
Earl
Corry District Justice One Of 14 Eligible For Re election
Fourteen of the county's 17 district justices will run for re election in May primaries under Pennsylvania's new system. Portér Auer of Corry is among those terms up in 1975, while Merchie Calabrese is ineligible due to age. Candidates listed include Sophie Hogan Elliot L LeFavier Larry R Fabrizi Samuel A Rossiter Jr Harry Joslin Charles R Wise Joyce K Dunn John Ditrich Frank J Abate Stephen Ostrowski Anna O McCall Ronald E Stuck and Auer.
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Portér Auer
Corry
Pennsylvania
Merchie Calabrese
Mary Jane Fuller
Union City
Frank B. Pelkowski
Harvey G. Fritzges
Springfield
Albion
Sophie Hogan
Elliot L. LeFavier
Larry R. Fabrizi
Samuel A. Rossiter Jr
Harry Joslin
Fairview
Girard
Lake City
Charles R. Wise
Millcreek
Joyce K. Dunn
Wesleyville
Lawrence Park
John Ditrich
Harborcreek
Frank J. Abate
North East
Stephen C. Ostrowski
Wattsburg
Greenfield
Venango County
Anna O. McCall
Waterford
Ronald E. Stuck
Edinboro
Auer
Dem Claims Denenberg To Be Nixed
Harrisburg AP reports Senatorial action on Herbert Denenberg to deny his nomination to the Public Utility Commission. Majority Leader Thomas Nolan says the nomination will reach the floor Monday and likely fall eight votes short of the 34 needed for confirmation. If rejected, Denenberg must resign from the PAC. Gov. Shapp had urged swift Senate action on the interim appointee. Meanwhile a separate incident in Corry area involves a juvenile girl found to have overdosed on sleeping pills, taken to Corry Memorial Hospital, then to Crawford County Juvenile Probation before being moved to Mercer.
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Harrisburg
Herbert Denenberg
Public Utility Commission
Senate
Majority
Thomas Nolan
Rules
Denenberg
PAC
Shapp
Nolan
Rules and Nominations
State of the Commonwealth
PUC
Spartansburg
Mercer
Corty State
Corry Memorial Hospital
Crawford County Juvenile Probation Office
Meadville
Weather shifts to springlike warning across PA and OH
The U S Weather Service issued a severe weather warning for parts of northwestern Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio with winds up to 60 mph from noon to about 4 p m It reports heavy rain and possible thundershowers today followed by colder conditions and a transition to snow flurries tonight Lows reach the 20s to 30s with remaining showers or flurries tomorrow Winds shift from south to west northwest with high precipitation chances today near 100 percent tonight about 80 percent and 30 percent tomorrow
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U.S. Weather Service
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Associated Press
Economic indicators fall with record decline in December
The Commerce Department reports leading indicators down 2.4 percent in December and revises November figures to a 3.5 percent drop, making November the worst on record. The index shows five straight months of decline totaling 11 percent, signaling a deepening recession and clouding hopes for a mid year revival. Initial unemployment claims rise by about 80,000 weekly to 530,000 in December.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Shapp Austerity Plan Rapped By Republicans
Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp’s annual State of the Commonwealth outline drew mixed reaction as Republicans criticized its partisan tone and missing details while Democrats backed belt tightening. He urged holding spending steady and pursuing legislation for maximum public service at minimum cost across health welfare and four focus areas.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
House
Senate
Local Man 22 Charged With Pot Possession
City police found marijuana and drug paraphernalia during a raid at the Colonial Estates home of David E. Caldwell 22. Caldwell, labor club steward, was questioned about a nearby burglary before officers seized marijuana in the trailer and car. He was charged with possession of marijuana by District Justice Porter Auer.
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David E. Caldwell
Colonial Estates
West Washington Street
Caldwell
Corry Central Labor Club
Labor Club
Julius
Gus) Wotus
Joel Steele
Porter Auer
Stock Market Uplift Continues Amid Hopeful Trading
New York stocks surge as the Dow Jones gains 2.11 to 694.77 on Tuesday and climbs 52.87 points over five sessions after a December low. Traders note heavy institutional activity and rising interest in equities amid falling rates and fading fixed income appeal. Federal statements and corporate results also shape the environment with Ford opposing tariff delays and earnings reports from DuPont and U.S. Steel showing varied performance.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Arthur Winner
Reich & Co
Washington
Ford
Democrats
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Federal National Mortage Association
E.J. duPont de Nemours
U.S. Steel Corp
Allegheny Ludlum Industries
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Bomb blasts damage four floors of State Department in Washington
In Washington a leftist Weather Underground group claimed credit for a bombing that damaged four floors of the State Department headquarters with no injuries. A second bomb was found and detonated in Oakland, California, at the George P Miller Federal Building after warnings, while a caller claimed a powerful device on the seventh floor.
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Washington
State Department
Weather Underground
News Orgization
George P. Miller
Oakland
Calif
Armed Forces Induction Center
International Conference Room
Henry A. Kissinger
Charles Lightner
D.C
Bomb planted at federal building detonated in street
Demolition experts in white helmets removed a ticking bomb from the George P. Miller Federal Building Oakland and detonated it in the street after a two pound blast set an attache case on fire. The device weighed about 10 to 16 pounds of high explosives and caused minor window damage. A Weather Underground group claimed responsibility.
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Oakland
Calif
Federal Building
George P. Miller Federal
Joe Pudello
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Office
Charles Nixon
ATF
Weather Underground Organization
United States
Cambodia
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the Journal
Tony Rugare
Rugare
James Hanes
Dem
Richard Frame
Venango
Robert Butera
Montgomery County
Jack Seltzer
Lebanon
Appropriations Committee
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