Surtax Extension Ties To Tax Reform In Senate Panel
Democratic leaders in the Senate Finance Committee edge toward linking the income surtax extension with broad tax reform. They expect a 9 8 majority if all Republicans back the administration, with July 18 set for submitting reform amendments. If stalled, action could slip to fall as Treasury Secretary Kennedy stresses psychological as well as economic impacts.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Pesident Nixon
House
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Senate
Republican Committee
John J. Williams
Delaware
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Russell B. Long
D-La
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Police seek slayer of Pittsburgh man found shot
Pittsburgh police hunt a gunman after 60 year old James Nesbit was found shot to death in his apartment bathtub. Five spent .38 caliber cartridges were recovered near the scene as investigators pursue leads.
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Pittsburgh
James Nesbit
City Plans Summer Paving Curbs and Sewers
The city will advertise bids for a major sewer and paving program and a new police building. Sewer bids open August 4, with police bids expected the same day. Projects include West Columbus avenue and Worth street line serving a new shopping plaza, Maple avenue widening, and curb work on East Washington Wayne and other streets, plus gravel street paving on several avenues.
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David Johnson
West Columbus Avenue
Route 6
Worth Street
Johnson
East Main
South Street
West Smith
West
Washington
York Street
Duane
Duane Street
York
Worth
Grand Street
Marion
Grand
Close House Vote Looms on Pennsylvania Budget Bill
The Pennsylvania House prepared for a tight vote on a $2.054 billion Democratic appropriation to cover general state operating expenses for the current fiscal year. House leaders warn the bill faces opposition from both wings, with lawmakers citing tax increases and spending levels as reasons to resist.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
K. Leroy Irvis
D-Allegheny
Irvis
Kent D. Shelhamer
D-Columbia
Shelhamer
Sale of Tax Anticipation Notes In Doubt In Pa.
Harrisburg AP The Shafer administration fears it cannot sell short term tax anticipation notes this year due to a 5 percent interest cap. An aide said lawmakers may permit rates to rise and fall with markets, with three state officials approving sales. The notes are backed by future tax revenues and were $100 million issued last December. The prime rate has climbed to 8 percent since December.
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Harrisburg
Shafer
Senate
Appropriations
George N. Wade
Rumberland
Ted Robb
Bitant
Robb
Six Juniors Charged In June Misbehavior Incident
City police report June activity with 5068 patrol miles. Six youths aged 16 to 18 faced charges for mischief at Corry Area High School event and Wright School vandalism but cases were dismissed after restitution agreement. Other June offenses included larceny auto theft drunkenness liquor violations and numerous traffic and general reports.
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Frank Carnegie
Corry Area
Michael Jansen
Dennis Harrison
T.A. Hubley
Wright School
Leroy Peck
Dennis Frushone Named Corry Chamber Manager
The Corry Chamber of Commerce board named Dennis Frushone to be manager, succeeding Doc Long after 13 years. Frushone, 28, of 41 East Frederick Street, a Jamestown native and Sears Roebuck veteran, is active in the Jaycees and Rotary, cochairs United Fund, and helped revive the Miss Corry Pageant. He and wife Jan Lett have three children. He assumes the post Monday.
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Corry
Corry Area
Jaycees
Oustanding
Frushone
Rotary Club
Cochairman
United Fund Drive
St. Elizabeth's Church
Jan Lett
Erie
Denyse
Joel
Kristen
Food prices keep rising as June wholesale index up 1.2 percent
Agriculture Department economist Stephen J. Hiemstra warns of no leveling off as wholesale food prices jump 1.2 percent in June and processed meat, poultry, and fish rise 4.5 percent. Beef and pork costs climb for consumers and livestock prices pay farmers rise about 6 percent. The government notes continued inflationary pressure on food spending.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Stephen J. Hiemstra
Hiemstra
Dune
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
Three Killed Near Oil City In Car Crash
Three people die in a three vehicle crash six miles south of Oil City Route 8. Victims include Margie Morton Nellie Mook and Javene Gregg. Other injured include Roy Gregg and Daniel Cavanaugh. Vehicles from Franklin Sugar Creek and Rocky Grove assisted. Second fatal crash in Venango County in four days.
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Franklin
Venango County
Phoenix
Ariz
Oil City
Margie Morton
B.D. 2
Sandy Lake
Nellie E. Mook
Javene Gregg
Franklin Hospital
Roy J. Gregg
Morton
Daniel Cavanaugh
Youngstown
Ohio
Bernard J.grimm Jr
Reno
Peggy Breene
Sara Mong
William Moore
Weston's
Cavanaugh
Grimm
Weston’s
Sugar Creek Township
Rocky Grove
Probe Gas Blast That Killed 4 Harding Nursing Home
Harrisburg AP says three state agencies will probe last Thursday s gas explosion that killed four at a nursing home in Harding near Wilkes-Barre. The departments of mines justice and the Public Utility Commission will investigate, coordinated by Attorney General William C. Sennett.
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Harrisburg
Harding
Wilkes-Barre
Shafer
Departments of Mines, Justice
The
Public Utility Commission
Atty
William C. Sennett
Burglary and Larceny Probed in Spartansburg Area
Corry State Trooper John Evanko investigates burglary in Spartansburg where 46 2x6 boards valued with Route 957 bridge work were stolen between July 1 and 7. A rifle and three log chains were taken from Styles Sparling’s home and diversions include $71 in loot.
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Spartansburg
State Highway Department
Corry
John Evanko
Columbus, Lottsville
Styles Sparling
Evanko
Sparling
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