Oil City man cited on fireworks law violation
An Oil City businessman became one of the first in Northwestern Pennsylvania cited for violating the state fireworks law. He was freed on a $900 bond after holding for the next term of court. Police raided his establishment with OK City officers and seized fireworks. Earlier, police confiscated explosive pieces from a group of boys and learned where they were purchased. Donald “Butch” Jackson and Paul Lindstrom of the city displayed a four foot timber rattlesnake. The snake’s head was severed when they clubbed it to death yesterday on Cole Jackson. They spotted the rattler while cutting timber. It had nine rattles and a button.
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Oil City
Yesteray
Penmylvania
OK City
Donald
Butch" Jackson
Paul Lindstrom
Cole Jackson
Lindstrom
Amendment fuels bingo push for fire companies charities
Rep. T. Like Toomey, chairman of the House Law and Order Committee, described an amendment to proposed bingo legislation. The plan would permit ballot questions on bingo in cities boroughs or townships upon voter petition, placing bingo on the same basis as beer and liquor.
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Rep. T
Toomey
R-Perry
House Law and Order Committee
State Income Tax Gains Support Amid Constitutional Doubts
Attorney General Robert E. Woodside questions the Royer tax plan's constitutionality but urges Legislature to pass the tax and let the state Supreme Court rule. Royer suggests staying in session or adjourning for a possible special session if struck down, arguing lawmakers have little to lose by adoption.
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Robert E. Woodside
Royer
Supreme Court
Westinghouse Pay Negotiations Stall With Unions
Pittsburgh Westinghouse Electric Corp and three unions remain stalemated after day-long talks over pay for 79 000 workers. The CIO International Union of Electrical Workers rejected a new company offer affecting 44 000 Westinghouse employees. No sessions are planned with other unions as a new meeting was set with the UE.
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Dyama
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
United Electrical Workers
Federation of ‘Westinghouse
Inghubert Nell
TUE
Pension raises eyed for federal workers with yearbyyear aid
The proposal outlines pension benefits of $1.60 with a three cent hourly raise for each year of service and skill increases ranging from one to eight cents per hour, while a prior U S employee rejected fed jobs and a pension base of $1.50.
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Fed
Incomplete Offer Status Between UK and Federation
Fragmentary note shows neither the United Kingdom nor the federation indicating if an offer is acceptable. Details are unclear and no agreement is stated.
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Federation
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