Aerosol Cans May Endanger Ozone
A federal task force warned fluorocarbon propellants in aerosols may damage the ozone layer and raise skin cancer risk. If bans prove necessary, cosmetics could shift to roll-ons or other applicators. The panel urged labeling, international study, and quick passage of federal regulation.
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National Academy of Sciences
Congress
Aerosol Education Bureau
DuPont Corp
Richard Ward
Council On Environmental Quality
Federal Council For Science and Technology
Soviet-Eastern Europe
United States
Erie seeks CAB action for more airline service
Erie Airport Authority plans to ask the Civil Aeronautics Board to file a complaint to attract an additional airline to serve Erie. Airport Director Ralph DuVre said the move could cost thousands in fees but may yield substantial gains if successful. For years the CAB refused route cases, but recently began accepting them again, inviting bids for service to Cleveland and Chicago amid Allegheny Airlines' reluctance to add westbound flights.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Ralph DuVre
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Cleveland
Chicago
Allegheny Airlines
Erie International
Pennsylvania history writer to focus on industry and finance
Andrew Carnegie’s wealth and early American finance figures like Nicholas Biddle and Robert Morris are highlighted in a forthcoming one volume state history by Dr. Thomas C. Cochran of the University of Pennsylvania. Commissioned by the National Endowment for the Humanities, Cochran will center on Pennsylvania’s industrial leadership and financial training ground. His work will not cover the entire state history, instead emphasizing coal, iron, and railroads as the backbone of the Industrial Revolution. Cochran plan includes a tentative title Pennsylvania The Keystone of the Industrial Revolution. He will start writing next fall after completing another project on American business abroad.
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Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Nicholas Biddle
Second Bank of the
United States
Robert Morris
Bank of North America
Thomas C. Cochran
Cochran
Benjamin Franklin
University of Pennsylvania
National Endowment of the Humanities
Puerto Rico
New York
Pennsylvania
Penn
New York University
Rescue Man and Daughter From Bay Waters Near Erie
An Erie father David Blake and his 13 year old daughter were rescued from the waters after their catamaran capsized about a quarter mile off shore near the Public Dock. Boatswain Mate Mark McKenney said they were pulled from the water shortly before 8 p.m. following a race from the Erie Yacht Club. Police Officers Goodwill and Szewczykowski alerted the Coast Guard, which towed the waterlogged craft back to the Yacht Club.
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Mark McKenney
David Blake
McKenney
Erie Yacht Club
Robert Goodwill
Dave Szewczykowski
Coast Guard
Yacht Club
Erie County Jail to add twelve staff and raise salaries
The Erie County Prison Board approved plans to hire 12 more jail staff and recommended salary increases totaling 49533 to raise total prison payroll to 303877. Warden Al Skonieczka and other officials will see raises, with new hires slated to begin training in late summer for October operation.
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Erie
Erie County
Erie County Prison Board
al Skonieczka
Margaret Skonieczka
Ray Ames
Gary Lucht
Fred Anthony
Skonieczka
Special Mass Set For Indochina Refugees at Ft Indiantown Gap
In Annville, Archbishop Jean Jadot will lead a Sunday open air Mass for Indochina refugees at Ft Indiantown Gap resettlement camp. Bishop Joseph Daley and about 20 refugees priests will accompany him as 3,000 to 4,000 attend the 9 p.m. service in a large field.
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Annville
Vatican
United States
Ft. Indiantown Gap
Jean Jadot
Washington
Joseph Daley
Harrisburg
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania Catholic Conference
Chrysler to drop Imperial luxury line amid shrinking sales
Detroit sources say Chrysler Corp will discontinue the Imperial, the luxury model launched in 1926, as sales plunge and the firm shifts focus to popular full size models. The move follows years of decline, with fewer than 3,000 sold this year and the model set to end this fall.
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Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
U.S
General Motors
Cadillac
Mord
Lincoln
United Auto Workers
Jefferson Avenue
New Yorker
Imperial
Attorney General Levi Wishes For More Time To Study Woes
Washington AP Levi would examine problems from all sides and reflect before deciding but his four month tenure forces quick action on CIA probes. Ford aims to wrap up material by Sept. 1 with a decision in 30 days on assassination plot data. Levi endorses careful investigation despite White House pressure.
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Edward H. Levi
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Ford
Levi
White House
Justice Department
Hobert Havel
Commission
University of Chicago
Department
William Saxbe
IRS Audits Higher in Eastern Pennsylvania
Eastern Pennsylvania residents face a greater audit risk as 1.5 percent of 4.5 million state returns are flagged for review. About 50,000 letters invite eastern taxpayers to audits versus 21,000 in the west, due to more high income filings. A four door Imperial lists at 8894 dollars, up 13 percent from 1974.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Harrisburg
LRS
Corry Airport Authority Postpones June Meeting
The Air Port Authority of the City of Corry postpones the meeting set for Monday June 16 1975 and reschedules to Monday June 23 1975 at 12 noon venue Corry Motor Inn Secretary Dennis Frushone announces the change.
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City of
Corry
Corry Motor Inn
Dennis Frushone
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