No Fault Auto Insurance Could Cut Premiums Says Study
An actuarial study by Milliman and Robertson Inc concludes no fault auto insurance could reduce Pennsylvania premiums by roughly 50 cents to $1 a month, with urban drivers seeing bigger cuts. The report, released by Insurance Commissioner Denenberg amid house debate, warns of uncertainty and warns results depend on current rate levels and specific bill details.
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Harrisburg
Milliman and Robertson Inc
Chicago
House Consumer Protection Committee
Herbert Denenberg
Denenberg
Pennsylvania
Otis Littleton
House Committee
Littleton
Corry Hospital Admits and Discharges List Includes Lon Chaney Jr Death
Multiple admissions and discharges recorded for Corry Memorial Hospital and nearby addresses. Notable entry Lon Chaney Jr. dies at 67 in San Clemente California, death details not disclosed. Other names include Dale Fralick, Earl Pierce, Mary Ann Dominessy, Kyle Fardink, Clark Bacon, Janet Griebel, Kathleen Smeal, John Wood, Ricky Bigelow, Walter, Haven, Mrs. Hand, William Hoke, Barry Holden, Mrs. Young, James Scott, Ruth Karns, Marta Rainesale.
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James Kasper
R.D
Corry
Dale Fralick
Earl Pierce
Michael
Burdette Hildum
East Main Street
Mary Ann Dominessy
West Washington Street
Kyle
Roger Fardink
North Clymer
Clark L. Bacon
Union City
R. A. MacGregor
Janet Griebel
West Washington Treet
Kathleen Smeal
John B. Wood
East Street
Ricky Bigelow
East Smith Street
Walter
Deloris Ciukas
Columbus
Haven
Hiram Daley
South Center Street
Joseph Hand
West Smith Street
William Hoke
Wooster
Ohio
Barry R. Holden
Wattsburg
Stephen Young
James Scott
Ruth Karns
Marta Rainesale
Park Street
Fighting Rages Across Phnom Penh Fronts
Combat rages at multiple spots around Phnom Penh with six to 15 miles between fronts. North Vietnamese regulars aim to hold a battalion of Khmer Rouge defectors as Khmer Rouge insurgents await a government move. Air strikes target encircled forces while refugees stream from Anlong Chen Island amid renewed fighting.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Military High Command
Bat Deng
Here
Ith Suong
Phnom Pehn
Anlong Chen Island
Bassac
Saigon
Smoke Persists From Military Records Center Fire
Smoke continued to pour from the sixth floor of the Military Personnel Record Center in Overland Missouri as fire crews from about 20 suburban St. Louis departments battled the blaze. Officials warned entry may not occur for 30 to 50 hours due to safety concerns, with 56 million files documenting service members. Arson is under FBI investigation amid prior incidents at the building.
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Overland
Military Personnel Record Center
St. Louis
Army
Air Force
Jeffrey P. Hillelson
General Services Administration
FBI
Hillerson
Donald E. Johnson
Veterans Administration
Washington
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Orry Journal
Heeger
Lorraine Hotel
Eeyver
Corry Central
Happy Gang
Betty Bartley
Brook Street
Connie's
Columbus Cemetery Association
C. J. Curtis
Taylor
Call
Uncle Willie's
Columbus Community Church
McCray
Stee
Saint
News
Coppersmith
Louis Coppersmith
Dcambria
Shapp
Ammerman
Joseph Ammerman
Clearfield
House-Senate
Coopersmith
Consumer Protection Committee
Frank
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Eeek
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Lon Chaney Jr
San Clemente
Calif
Chaney
the Wolfman
Lennie
Richard Patten
Marion Street
Patten
Patricia Gwin
Jot Wood
Hast Street
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Radio Moscow
Tokyo
Alexei Kosygin
Leningrad
TRY
Ned
George R. Sample
William Eaton
John McLaughl
Associated Press
Goulds
C. J. Peterson and Son
South First Ave
Gertain
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Debbie Alexander
Rt.d
Brian Jewell
South Main Street
DeeLynne Hamilton
Waterford
David Gregor
Richard Shreve
Centerville
Marlene Ohmer
Brian Jones
Hazen Street
Henry Boardman
Michelle Beezut
South Street
Willetta Brace
Pittsburgh
F. E. Donelson
Corry Savings and Loan Association
A&p
Patty Pak
New York State
Weo
W. Smith Street Plaza
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