Psychiatrist Accused Of $176000 In CHAMPUS Payments
A San Diego psychiatrist earned $176000 under CHAMPUS with payments unreviewed until Congress intervention. The panel found most fees earned except $11212.75 refunded, and noted poor bookkeeping caused the overpayment. The case marks the largest CHAMPUS physician income in California for 1968, with 88 doctors nationwide earning over $20000 that year.
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Fourth Refinery Fire Victim Dies Of Burns In Pittsburgh
Franklin resident Wilbert Dietz, 56, an Amalie Refinery employee, died about 9 am at West Penn Hospital after suffering severe burns from the June 19 refinery explosion. Dietz's death raises refinery fatalities to four, with Willis Wolford and Kenneth Dunlap already confirmed dead. David Krizon of Franklin remains critically burned, while Stephen Deeter of Cooperstown is listed in critical condition.
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Wilbert Dietz
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Wilco Chemical Corp
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Willis Wolford
Kenneth Dunlap
Ree Ape Pone
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David Krizon
Pitt‘Mercy Hospital
Goof Delays Use Of New Sight-Summons By State Police
A pilot program in Erie County introduces a sight summons form from the Pennsylvania State Police to replace immediate arrest for traffic offenses. The form serves as both ticket and summons, allowing drivers to pay fines at a nearby justice of the peace within 10 days.
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Erie County
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Bucks
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Boy performs daring bridge jump at the Willows swim scene
A young man joins others at the Willows to cool off with a swift jump from the top railing of the bridge. He appears poised like a water ballet dancer as he prepares for a novel cold dip, captured by Journal Photo photographer Endsley.
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Council Faces Long Night On Monday
City council members face a marathon meeting with a full agenda including ordinances to pave Franklin street and replace a sidewalk on West Smith street, police recommendations, a 1970 census discussion, street supplies, sewer assessments, and a downtown sidewalk contract. Mayor Edward Zarger and city officials will discuss weed control, salt and chlorine purchases, liquid fuels funds, and state highway talks despite the weed ordinance likely to stall.
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West Smith Street
Edward Zarger
Donald Cross
David Johnson
Worth Street
Route 6
Johnson
Washington
State Highway Department
Chicago Truckers and Long Strike Ends in Chicago
Chicago AP reports trucking industry representatives and Teamsters officials reached a new contract for Chicago firea truck drivers ending a 12 week lockout. Frank E. Fiteairmons acted for the International Teamsters and helped seal the agreement.
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Chicago Firea
Frank E. Fiteairmons
Promise Money Cutoff To Segregated Schools
Washington AP report says Nixon aims to end segregation by fall using federal funding cuts. HEW moves to withhold education funds from Florida Texas and South Carolina districts that remain segregated after 30 days to conform or lose money. First major use since last August except for one prior case.
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Texas
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Nacogdoches Independent
Chester County
Deep South
Justice Department
GenTel Aides Reject Offer Stay On Job
About 1,300 General Telephone employees including Corry rejected a company contract offer by a near unanimous vote. Union officials said talks followed the late announcement with no strike authorized. Votes were tallied after balloting across Erie Johnstown Oil City and Corry. exact counts were not disclosed. The utility serves 300,000 customers in 12 western Pennsylvania counties.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
General ‘Telephone
Erie
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Oil City
Pennsylvania
Corry Sparta Man Hangs Self in City Lockup
Paul C. Daley a 23 year old resident of A.D. 2 in the Sparta area was found hanged in the city jail last night with a blue bandanna. Daley had been booked on a disorderly conduct charge. Cell checks at 2 30 a m revealed him on his bunk. A friend notified the nearby fire station and police and a physician were summoned but resuscitation failed. Deputy Coroner James St George ordered the body sent to Glenn Funeral Home Union City. The death follows earlier incidents tied to Dot's Cafe on West Main Street.
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Paul C. Daley
A.D. 2
Daley
Tmber One
Erie County
James St. George
Glenn Funneral
Union City
Dot
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Videric
Publications Ruled Obscene In County Court
Erie County Court President Judge Edward H. Carney ruled 220 Erie area publications obscene as hardcore pornography while seven other editions labeled as girlie magazines were not obscene under appellate guidelines. The decision follows three months of testing Pennsylvania anti obscenity statutes and marks Erie County’s first judicial finding on obscenity.
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Edward H. Carney
Pennsylvania
Carney
New York
William E. Pfadt
U.S. Supreme Court
Pfadt
Erie County
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