Erie Police Pension Fund Investment Loss Sparks Inquiry
City Controller Al Benedict orders full probe into investments that may have wiped out up to half of Erie's 1.5 million police pension fund. He accuses the investment counselor for the Erie Police Relief and Pensions Association of knowing troubles six months earlier but failing to disclose them. Benedict asks officials Kane Casey Chase and the U.S. securities agency to join the review.
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al Benedict
Erie Police Relief and Pensions Association
Benedict
Pennsylvania
Robert Kane
Robert Casey
Erie County
Robert Chase
U.S. Securities
Erie Police Relief and Pension Association
Pilewski
Petr-Lewis
Charles Erickson
Erie restaurant sued in federal music copyright case
A Millcreek Howard Johnsons lounge faces up to 1250 in damages in federal court on five counts of using BMI registered songs without a license. ASCAP BMI investigations target copyright violations as a Bradford case also heads to court this week.
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Millcreek
Presque Isle Catering, Inc
Howard Johnson
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Broadcast Music, Inc
Northwest Pennsylvania
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Bradford
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Fire hazard warning at Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home
Pennsylvania auditors flagged fire safety issues at the Erie Soldiers and Sailors Home including dangerously low staff-to-patient ratios on night shifts, insufficiently inspected extinguishers, a missing extinguisher in the generator room, and sprinkler defects resolved only partly. The report urged more personnel and improved fire protection, though finances were reported sound with higher federal grant receipts.
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Pennsylvania
Auditor General
Erie Soldiers’ and Sailors
State Department of Military Affairs
Veterans Administration
County Aides Reject Two-Year Contract
Erie County public employee union Local 2666 AFSCME voted overwhelmingly to reject a two year contract offering over 1400 in wages and benefits. A walkout was threatened if commissioners approve the package, with 200 of 600 members in attendance at the Sportsmans Club meeting.
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John Mannarelli
Armstrong Confirmed U S Ambassador to Britain by Senate
The Senate confirmed Anne Armstrong, 48, as the first woman U S ambassador to Great Britain, succeeding Elliot L. Richardson. Armstrong, former counselor to Nixon and Ford, also chaired the Republican National Committee from 1971 to 1973.
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Senate Today
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Anne Armstrong
U.S
Armstrong
Nixon
Elliot L. Richardson
United States
Commerce
Senate
Texas
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
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Animal Welfare Act advances to House for dog and cock fighting ban
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito announced the Agriculture Committee approved the Animal Welfare Act of 1950 prohibiting dog and cock fighting and interstate promotion. The bill aims to close a humane transit gap by regulating fighting events and provides penalties up to 5000 dollars and one year in prison, plus civil penalties. It also addresses live-fayage prohibitions and humane treatment during transport. The measure follows committee hearings on widespread fighting and betting in several states.
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Agriculture Comittee
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