Bill to Halt Fake Traffic Summonses in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports Sen. Marvin V. Keller aims to floor the bill next week to curb incorrect traffic summonses. The measure, already passed by the House, would require annual DMV reports listing errors and involved authorities based on complaints from wrongly accused motorists.
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Philadelphia
John P. Walsh
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House
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General Assembly
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Union Push to Save Strike Rights Faces Senate Hurdles
Senators debate a compulsory arbitration plan as unions fear loss of the right to strike and potential government-set terms. The railroads back the proposal as the only feasible way to avert a strike, while Sen. Ralph Yarborough proposes a profit-impound clause to balance the burden. The Senate Labor Committee votes 14 to 2 to approve the measure after defeating amendments.
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Elliott Roosevelt Loses Miami Beach Mayoral Runoff
Elliott Roosevelt loses the Miami Beach mayoral runoff to Jay Dermer. Dermer, 37, wins with 10 364 votes to 0 260 as absentee ballots remain. Roosevelt had campaigned on his family legacy and faced a split administration during a tainted election cycle.
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Jay Dermer
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Franklin Roosevelt
Miami Beach Bar Association
Melvin Richard
House Commerce Committee Sets Final Public Hearing
The House Commerce Committee scheduled its final public hearings on the amendment legislation for today, signaling a concluding phase in the bill’s review and potential passage.
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House Commerce Committee
Hill presses for weekly county finance report
Hill Jr renews his demand for a weekly financial report from the county controller. He notes that last week's bills approved by commissioners were not covered by cash in the county bank account. Controller Byron J. Clapper unavailable. Gehrlein sent payments yesterday.
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William ©. Hill Jr
Byron J. Clapper
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Municipal Finance’ Officer
Chicago
A. J. Gehrlein
County fund delays stall tax loan plan amid approvals
Gehrlein reported commissioners last week approved 53 555 and delayed sending checks until funds were deposited. He balked at requesting another tax anticipation loan pending receipt of county real estate data.
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Gehrlein
Crawford Area Refuge Approved for Erie National Wildlife Refuge
The Migratory Bird Commission approved establishing the Seneca Division of the Erie National Wildlife Refuge in Crawford County Pennsylvania. The 4500 acre area mainly in Rockdale Township would include 1619 acres from Game Land No 95 and a small part of Western Game Farm. Acquisition would begin after July 1 and be handled by the Boston real estate office. County officials oppose without adequate financial reimbursement for lands taken off tax rolls. Harold Turner’s Rockdale Township farm lies inside the area.
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Migratory Bird Commission
Washington, D.C
Erie National Wildlife Refuge
Rockdale Township
Richmond
Cambridge Townships
Crawford County
State Game Commission
Bureau of Sports Fisheries of the Wildlife Service
Boston
Erie Refuge
Harold Turner
Excited Youth Drowns After Creek Accident
A 15 year old boy from Washington County drowned after getting excited over a fish and slipping into Chartiers Creek near Hendersonville. His body was recovered by a scuba diver in 12 to 18 feet of water about a mile and a half east of Hendersonville. Teammate Donald Chytill, 14, of Hendersonville witnessed the incident. William English, also of Hendersonville, was fishing nearby.
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Washington, Pa
Washington County
Chartiers Creek
William English
Donald Chytill
Hendersonville
Diplomatic Breaks Spread in Middle East Crisis
The United States and Algeria moved to break diplomatic relations amid escalating Middle East hostilities. Cairo reported Syria Sudan Yemen and Iraq likely to follow as 40,000 Americans in the region faced safety concerns. Egypt ordered all Americans to evacuate via Alexandria ports.
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State Department
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Syria
Sudan
Yemen
Iraq
U.S
Israel
Near East
North Africa
Egypt
Alexandria
Couple recount chaotic journey from Jerusalem to Amman
Guzman recalls confrontations near the patri archate as fighting erupts around them. An NBC reporter Ted Yates is fatally shot in a hotel lobby. They flee by car toward Amman, warned by a soldier to take cover as Israeli planes attack convoys. The couple hides in fields and spends the night in Jericho after a perilous 30 mile drive.
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Old City
Ted Yates
NBC
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Jerusalem
Jericho
Tourist recounts near miss in Jerusalem gunfire
Oswald Quinn, a white haired American from Sacramento, describes being pinned against a wall near a Jerusalem hotel as machine gun fire sprayed dust within feet. He implies NBC producer Yates was shot nearby and notes his own travel to Amman as protection.
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Oswald Quinn
Sacramento
Calif
Jerusalem
Quinn
Yates
NBC
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