Flaherty Wins U S Senate Nomination By 38 000 Votes
Harrisburg AP certified results from the May 21 primary confirm Pittsburgh Mayor Peter F. Flaherty defeated Herbert S. Denenberg by 38 280 votes for the Democratic U S Senate nomination. Flaherty 485 361 to Denenberg 447 081. Other statewide results include Schweiker leading Republicans in the Senate race and Shapp re elected governor with margins shown. A separate referendum approved a $100 million nutrient loans program for nursing homes.
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Flaherty
George W.shankey Jr
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Martin P. Mullen
Harvey F. Johnston
Drew Lewis
Alvin J. Jacobson
Leonard M. Strunk
Stephen Depue
Norah M. Cope
Ernest P. Kline
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Ellis L. Werft
John W. Mehalic
Westinghouse unveils Ultra High Efficiency lamp
AP reports Westinghouse Electric Corp. has developed a lamp that uses 60 percent more light per watt than fluorescent lamps with similar whiteness, aiming for streets stadiums and factories. The arc lamp was 10 years in development and to debut at the Illuminating Engineering Society meeting in New Orleans.
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Youth Movement Invites Corry Youth to Engage
A letter to the Corry community urges youth and adults to build better relations and expand youth activities. The author, who will head the Mayor's Youth Advisory Council, calls for city officials and local businesses to support youth initiatives and reduce gang presence by providing meaningful alternatives. The MYAC's first meeting will be announced soon, inviting broad representation.
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GOPs Paying Too Much Of Costs
Top aides to Vice President Ford say the GOP has funded more than politically required trips. The party covered whole travel costs for some official and political stops, with reporters paying only modest sums. A revised rule would have the government cover official portions while funds from reporters would offset the rest.
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