State Police To Get New Headquarters
Harrisburg AP reports the state police plan a new 180000 square foot three story headquarters and crime lab on 43 acres in Susquehanna township near Farm Show complex. Budget rose to 9.5 million with June 1974 bids and September 1975 completion and will consolidate Troop H operations and 275 staff currently in the Transportation Department building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Trooper Heirarchy
Transportation Department
Department
Susquehanna Township
State Capitol
Farm Show Complex
Welfare Department
Harrisburg State Hospital
General State Authority
Troop H
Gerald Patterson
State Police
Cairo
Egypt
al Ahram
Last Tango Obscene in Italy. Brando and Schneider Sentenced
An appeals court in Bologna ruled Last Tango in Paris obscene and sentenced Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider to two months in jail. Bernardo Bertolucci and Alberto Grimaldi also received two-month terms. Sentences stay pending appeal to Italy’s top court as a lower court had cleared the film amid obscenity complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
Italy
Paris
Marlon Brando
Maria Schneider
Bernardo Bertolucci
Alberto Grimaldialso
Bertolucci
Valso
Brando
Miss Schneider
State approves death benefits for judges and officials
Harrisburg AP reports the State Retirement Board approved death benefits totaling 432,890 for the late Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge Mark E Lefever after 34 years of service. Also approved were 338,353 for Judge Joseph Sloane based on 36 years, 174,614 for Sen. Benjamin R Donolow on 18 years, and a pension of 1,093 for former Rep. Lee A Donaldson Jr. based on 17 years with Secretary of State C Delores Tucker listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Common Pleas
Mark E. Lefever
Philadelphia
Lefever
Joseph Sloane
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Benjamin R. Donolow
Lee A. Donaldson Jr
Pittsburgh
C. Delores Tucker
Bradford Housing Fire Claims Two Little Lives
Two children, Brian Curcio five and Amy Curcio three, died in a Bradford South Center Street modular unit fire. State Police say the blaze started in a living room sofa and trapped the siblings in an upstairs bedroom. The home, owned by the Bradford Housing Authority, burned completely with damages pegged at fifteen thousand dollars. Mrs. Pamela Curcio escaped uninjured as investigators review construction and safety standards.
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Bradford
South Center Street
Brian Curcio
Amy
Pamela May Curcio
Warren
Bradford Housing Authority
Carl Mischler
Curcio
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GSA
Keystone Construction Consultants Inc. of
New York
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Iceland
Benedictine Art Awards
Cu. J. Peterson & Son
Corry Drive-In
Gene Hackman
Ernest Borgnine
Red Buttons
Renee Taylor
Joseph Bologna
Talis
Huffman
Lehman’s
1St Ave
Ronald Craker
Thomas Brady
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall Chain Saws
Johnson Bros
First Avenue
Dean Mitchell
Peter Sander
Rossbacher Insurance Service
P.S
John R. Rossbacher
Robert L. DeMauri
W. South St
First Ave
Richard L. Clark
Donald Carter
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Edwin Cole
Fay Irwin
Linton
Psst Cae
Erine
America
Thrift Tape
Dristan
Center St
Corry
Arrid
Mig
Galton
Liet
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