Local society meets and postal rate hikes noted
The Pioneer Steam and Gas Engine Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania will meet at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Rural Electric Building near Cambridge Springs. Postmaster R C McLaughlin announced postal rate increases effective Monday for special delivery, registered, COD, and return receipts. Additional items include roving voter registration in Crawford County, a memorial service at First United Methodist Church, and a dedication of chimes and a portrait for Rev Perry F Haines Sr. The report also covers local police actions, a drunk charge in Lavern Swanson case, a bond release for a vacuum salesman, a Spartansburg death, and a University of Michigan murder case identification of a pistol used in the slayings.
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Pioneer Steam and Gas Engine Society
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Rural Electric
Route 66
Cambridge Springs
R. C. McLaughlin
First United Methodist Church
Walter Gilliland
Lester Danner
William Dahl
Leon Galbreath
Harry Hotchkiss
Oscar Johnson
Terrill Cole
Perry F. Haines Sr
Haines
Willard Backs Solons On State Budget Stall
Harrisburg Senator James E. Willard defends legislative action on Governor Shafer’s budget. He says the constitution requires only a budget submission and appropriations, not a balanced plan, and urges maintaining spending within available means. He notes tax-raising measures must originate in the House and backs salary increases for state workers using surplus funds if available.
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Harrisburg
James E. Willard
Shafer
Willard
Scranton
Lawrence
Fine
Supreme Court
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Commonwealth
Infants Deaths Tied to Nuclear Tests Says Pitt Professor
Pittsburgh AP report quotes University of Pittsburgh radiation expert Sternglass linking rising U S infant mortality to nuclear testing. He cites Strontium-90 in milk and fallout drift from South Pacific tests affecting New Zealand and Europe, arguing fallout could threaten future generations and undermine anti missile shelters.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Ernest Strenglass
Wells
Maine
U.S
Sternglass
NYC Politics Plague Both Dems GOP
New York City's tangled politics embarrass national Democrats as DNC chair Fred R. Harris avoids endorsing mayoral nominee Mario Procaccino. Harris endorsed Thomas Bradley in Los Angeles, while Procaccino’s conservative stance unsettles New York Democrats amid a Lindsay-Marchi GOP race and Nixon endorsement for Marchi.
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Washington
New York City
Fred R. Harris
Mario A. Procaccino
New York
Harris
Los Angeles
Thomas Bradley
Samuel Yorty
Bradley
Los Angeles County
Democratic Central Committee
Procaccino
California
Procacccino
John J. Marchi
John V. Lindsay
Rogers C. B. Morton
Lindsay
Marchi
Nixon
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Crawford County
Sparta Township
Lincolnville
Richard W. Homan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert H. Damon
Corry
Gamma Road
William Roehrig
Snyder Circle
Phoenix Hotel
Porter Auer
Lavern Swanson
Clymer
James W. Green
Erie
Clarence H. Smith
R.D
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
H. Richard Hays
Coed
Ann Arbor
Mich
State Police Crime Laboratory
Huron River
Margaret Phillips
University of Michigan
Sunset Drive-In Theatre
Waterford
Tom Kirk
Jack Leman
Walter Matthau
Beaver Valley
Don Knotts
Solons
Nyc
Richand
Corry Dodge
North Center St
Loblaw’s
Turkeys
Lamb
Cherry Valley Franks
Orchard Park
Viva Towels