Youngest Draft Director Takes Pennsylvania Post
Harrisburg AP His appointment cements Robert D. Ford as the nation’s youngest state draft director succeeding Brig Gen. Henry M. Gross. Ford favors a volunteer army in peacetime and backs a broad educational program to persuade youth, while promising to inform citizens of their rights.
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Pennsylvania
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No Fault Insurance Debate Backed By Officials
Harrisburg AP State Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg said he will debate opponents of no fault auto insurance only after a bill is introduced in the legislature. Lawyers for accident victims challenged the concept at a Philadelphia press conference, citing draft bills and questioning committee funding. Denenberg criticized the Lawyers Committee for Public Education as misleading and demanded disclosure of its members and finances.
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Elwood S. Levy
Philadelphia
Lawyers Committee For Public Education
Levy
Pennsylvania
Lawyers Committee On Public Education
Beaton Not Out Yet In Five Way State Supreme Court Race
Judge Robert Van der Voort of Allegheny County may join a five candidate field for two state Supreme Court seats. He trails in the May 18 Democratic primary by about 13,000 votes to Judge Robert N. C. Nix Jr. in Philadelphia, with write in support on a Constitutional Party line offering a path to November. The 62 year old Van der Voort, currently presiding judge of the county criminal court, contemplates a second run while incumbents Barbieri and Eppinger face a changing court term and mandatory age limits reshape the bench.
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Allegheny County Court
State Supreme Court
van der Voort
Robert N. C. Nix Jr
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Constitutional Party
Allegheny County
Nix
Philadelphia
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State Democratic
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Duquesne University Law School
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George C. Eppinger
Franklin County
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Begin Survey Of 1969 Graduates
Erie County school chiefs authorize a follow-up survey of 1988 high school graduates to assess posthigh school education and employment trends for vocational training needs. Roland Turley directs with Richard DeLuca and Dr. George Hesch coordinating. responses kept confidential. In a separate Brooklyn incident a taxi driver shot at children by a hydrant, hitting Regina Varone in the back. she is in fair condition.
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Erie County Area Vocational-Technical School
Richard DeLuca
George Hesch
New York
Brooklyn
Regina Varone
Varone
Court makeup after vacancies remains four to three
The late Justice Cohen was one of two Democrats on the seven member court. Justice Eagen dissented in the income tax ruling, while Justice Jones dissented as a Republican. Even with two fall vacancies, the court would stay four Republicans to three Democrats.
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Cohen
Michael J. Eagen
Benjamin R. Jones
Pollution at Erie From Ohio May Touch Off County Suit
Erie County Commissioners threaten a lawsuit against Cleveland, Ohio, alleging Lake Erie pollution and potential harm to county tourism. The move, if pursued, targets cross state pollution issues and could impact regional economy and tourism.
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Ohio
Erie County
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Public Affairs Program Offered By Penn State For Rural Leaders
Rural Problem Studies invites 25 to 40 year olds to join a two year program at Penn State Cooperative Extension. Four five day institutes include on site learning at local state and national levels with a Kellogg Foundation fellowship covering costs. Sessions cover land use planning taxation economic development and farm prices and income. Erie contact: Erie County Agricultural Extension Office. Health officials monitor Cleveland sewage spill's impact on PA beaches with tests and potential water sampling before July 4. 100 Rhodesian white students arrested amid protests invoking equal rights ahead of talks with Britain.
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William E. Urash
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Robert E. Howell
Penn State Extension
Penn State Cooperative Extension Service
Department of Agricultural Economies and
Rural Sociology
Erie County Agricultural Extension Office
East Gore Road
Erie
Fred Lamberton
Ohio City
Pennsylvania
Avonia
Hugh Scott
Richard Schweikert
Joseph Vigorito
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Lamberton
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