GOP Blames Democrats for Voting-Driven Spending Push
Washington Republicans accuse Democrats of spending federal funds to maximize votes in upcoming House and Senate elections while Senate considers a 4.4 billion education bill. Senate leaders say budget cuts show bipartisan restraint, though Republicans warn deficits could trigger tax hikes. The bill includes desegregation-related provisions critics call meaningless, with HEW secretary stating they do not alter existing laws or regulations.
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House
Senate
Rogers C. B. Morton
Congress
Nixon
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Morton
GOP
Hugh Scott
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Scott
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Elliot L. Richardson
Pfadt sworn Erie County judge in ceremony of honor
Judge Pfadt was sworn in as judge of Erie County common pleas court before 500 attendees promising courteous, sober, impartial rulings. Attended by Republican and Democratic figures, the inauguration included retired judges and Bar leaders. Pfadt pledged to be available to fellow judges and the bar, with election to a full term set for next year.
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William EB. Pfadt
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Socrates
Pfatt
Erie
Edward Hey
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Elmer E. Evans
Carney
Lindley R. McClelland
Orphans Court
James B. Dwyer
C. Arthur Blass
Pratt
D.a.s
Pfadt
Jeanne
Hearthy
Thomas W. Barber
Michael Mc Palmisano
Erie County
Palmisano
William E. Pratt
James R. Dailey
Thaddeus Kowiat
Two Injured in Crashes Near Union City and Bloomfield
State Police report two separate crashes causing injuries. Albert F. Xander, 48, of 1 North Hillcrest Drive, lost control on Route 97 near Union City, struck a pole and guard posts, rolled over, then was treated for eye and facial injuries and released. A second crash at Routes 8 and 77 in Bloomfield Township left Wayne B. Garrett with two broken ankles and back injuries after a northbound car struck his motorcycle. damage to the cycle was estimated at 300 dollars.
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North Hillcrest Drive
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Xander
Corry Memorial Hospital
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Waterford
Bloomfield Township
Union City Memorial Hospital
Clair Stile
Wayne B. Garrett
Pulaski
Jeffrey T. Phillips
Franklin
Garrett
Pene
Stile
House Agrees To End Secret Votes In Congress
Washington AP reports the House voted to end the secrecy of some amendments by recording votes. The change shifts from a teller system to recorded votes, allowing 20 members to demand names and how members vote. The move follows earlier openness steps and aims to extend electronic voting to roll calls.
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Washington
House
Local Groups Fight to Save Aero-Corry Plant
At a meeting led by Aero-Corry Division president William Masler local groups pressed to keep the air craft components plant in Corry, amid rumors of a sale or shutdown. Masler said the parent firm has not sold the division, though discussions with several buyers continue and New York headquarters wants the plant to stay. Meanwhile the Public Utilities Commission approved a $1.5 million rate increase for United Natural Gas Co affecting 96,100 Western Pennsylvania customers, including Erie County, starting today.
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Aero Flow Dynamics
William Masler
Masler
New York
Colgater
Harrisburg
Erie County
United Natural Gas Co
Public Utilities Commission
Pennsylvania
Armstrong
Butler
Cameron
Clearfield
Crawford
Elk
Forest
Jefferson
McKean
Mercer
Venango
Warren
PUC
United Natural Gas
Kasabian testifies in Tate murder trial amid defense objections
Linda Kasabian, the key state witness in the Tate murder case, testified about how she learned of Charles Manson and joined the so called family. She described the group and her role as a lookout, while the defense pressed for contempt and questioned her competence. The testimony also covers her immunity from prosecution and her life details. A separate note reports the state DOT forming a School Bus Safety Advisory Committee with John A. Lukens as chair.
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Los Angeles
Linda Kasabian
Charles M. Manson
Manson
Sharon Tate
Irving A. Kanarek
Vincent Bugliosi
Kanarek
Susan Atkins
Leslie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Kasabian
Lena LaBianca
Robert Kasabian
Charlie
Harkhishukw
State Department of Transportation
Edward A. Hitchin
Department
Safety Administration
Hitchin
John A. Lukens
Sand left at Corry Post Office prompts concern
A two week pile of sand near the Corry Post Office, excess from sandblasting the building, sits amid litter and damaged front entrance light. The F.G. Karnavas Painting Co. of Lakewood, Ohio, started work in May, paused for months, and has not returned since last Thursday, leaving postal officials unhappy.
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Corry
F.G. Karnavas Painting Co
Lakewood
Ohio
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