Price Panel Sticking By Profit Margin
Washington AP reports the Price Commission may see up to one fifth of U.S. firms press against allowable profit margins this year while not easing controls. Officials expect more price rollbacks to avoid exceeding the margin test, with talks of tightening rules and possible shifts to negative term limit pricing to curb prices while boosting productivity. The panel plans to reconvene after a summer recess in August.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
Commission
Delayed U S air strikes face UN critique and dike damage notes
US officials show intelligence and photos to United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim amid rebuttals of his criticism of air attacks on North Vietnam. Meantime, officials say damage near Hanoi is minor, not breaching the primary dike system. In a separate Turkey item, Aziz Koc reclaiming his daughter over unpaid dowry after his son‑in‑law defaults on payments.
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Hanoi
State Department
U.S
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
George Bush
Waldheim
North Vietnam
Istanbul
Nusaybin
Turkey
Aziz Koc
Saha Gelir
Saha
Martz Observatory named after amateur who built 30 inch telescope
Marshall Martz and his wife Mrs Martz oversee a powerful new telescope at the college observatory bearing his name. A 25 member panel from NASA Goddard and others advised on uses including astronomy education, eastern U S research expansion, stellar photography and air pollution studies. Martz expects an educational consortium across New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio to utilize the instrument for wide collaboration.
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Martz
Martz Observatory
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United States
Marshall Martz
Fast Change Fraud Hits Two Stores in Corry and Warren
A man described as Huntsinger carried out rapid lighting shuffles to cheat two stores on East Columbus and in Corry. He left with extra cash after purchases valued at about 520 dollars. Police from Corry and Warren arrested him and he awaited court actions on the felony charge. European Common Market members agreed to donate 195 tons of skimmed milk to Chile and 4000 tons of sugar to Palestinian refugees.
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Corry
Huntsinger
Auer
Country Foods
East Columbus Avenue
Warren
Brussels
European Common Market
Chile
Large sportswear plant eyed for Cranberry site
A major sportswear maker may open a plant in Cranberry with about 350 workers. The firm, not yet named, surveys local labor and may place acreage in Seneca. Positions include power sewing machine operators and other roles. The company will decide on location after the feasibility survey.
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Cranberry
Harry Fowler
Venango County Industrial Development Corporation
Seneca
Father vows to hold son to account over money dispute
A father says his son Roc tried to dodge financial responsibility when money was involved and vows not to let him get away with it. Roc plans to secure a loan from his employers to buy back his wife.
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Roc
Area Girl Hurt In Car Bike Crash
Theresa Conant, 14, of Corry was injured when her bicycle collided with a car on Essex Street. She suffered a compound fracture of the leg, possible fractured hip, and facial abrasions. The accident occurred at about 10 o'clock this morning as she rode from a parking lot and failed to yield. Corry Ambulance took her to Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Gretta Palmer of R D 3 Corry drove the car and attempted to stop and swerve to avoid the girl.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Essex Street
Theresa Conant
Walter Conant
R.D. 1
Gretta Palmer
R.D. 3
Labor Board Orders New Hospital Vote
The State Labor Relations Board ordered a new collective bargaining election for employees of Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital in Johnstown. The vote, set for late August, overturns a September ballot deemed invalid after findings the hospital attempted to discourage union support. Local 1199P of the National Union of Hospital and Nursing Home Employes seeks representation. results of the prior election were never tallied.
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Harrisburg
State Labor Relations Board
Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
National Union of Hospital and Nursing Home
Schultz Dollars Rolling Off Press
Washington AP reports freshly minted $1 bills bearing Treasury Secretary George P. Schultz signatures are rolling off at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Schultz and his family watched the first bills print. The $1 notes will be released first, with higher denominations to follow in August. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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Washington
Treasury
George P. Schultz
John Connally
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Schultz
Nab Con Man In Phony Roof Painting
A Warren man Thomas Gregg was arrested Thursday on a Warren Borough charge after police linked him to a Sheffield case in which an elderly woman was charged $450 for a roof repair. He paid fines and costs totaling 51 pounds and was released. The victim stopped payment on the check. Gregg would not be charged in the Sheffield incident per local officials.
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Warren
Warren Borough
Sheffield
Thomas Gregg
Gregg
Leroy
Brush
William F. Morgan
Phony Angus Record Letter Goes On Sale
A Denver judge ruled ownership uncertain for the 1,210 pound steer Big Mac, clearing the Colorado Brand Commission to auction the Angus that sparked a sales controversy at the 1972 National Western Stock Show. The animal’s black coat faded to white after winning grand champion ribbons, prompting furor over its lineage and a refunded 414,250 payment by MacDonald's Hamburger Systems following an investigation.
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Colo
George M. McNamara
Colorado Brand Commission
Big Mac
MacDonald
Hamburger Systems
McNamara
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