Kennedy May Run For Massachusetts Treasurer
Joseph P Kennedy II, heir to the Kennedy political lineage, hints he may seek the Massachusetts state treasurer post next year though not yet a candidate. He weighs a public finance role against other offices while facing incumbent Robert Q. Crane, who expects reelection and notes past investigations without indictments. Kennedy, a 1975 UMass graduate and former juvenile probation officer, has political roots but says he is still deciding his path.
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Robert Kennedy
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Edward M. Kennedy
Robert Q. Crane
Crane
University of Massachusetts
Motorcyclists Rally at Harrisburg Capitol Protesting Helmet Law
Groups from across Pennsylvania converge on the Capitol in Harrisburg to demand repeal of the state's helmet requirement for riders and passengers. ABATE sponsors the protest now in its third year, with 8,000 cyclists previously rallying in Rentemhay.
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Train Slams Car Killing Four Near Silver Creek
A Norfolk and Western freight train hit a car crossing near Silver Creek New York, dragging the vehicle 68 feet. Four people died and two were injured, one critically. The victims were Buffalo residents Joseph Kait 34, Kevin Connors 25, Robert Billows 30, and another man identified as Thomas fired. The engineer said brakes were applied but the car entered the crossing at about 2 30 am after a night at a Sunset Bay bar.
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Ohio
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Riles
Buffalo
Sunset Bay
Joseph G. Kait
Robert J. Billows
Lackawanna
Kevin Connors
Thomas
Grove City College Grads Include Sutton and Loveland
Kevin R. Sutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sutton of Corry, earned a bachelor of arts in political science and economics. Stephen C. Loveland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Loveland of 316 East Street, earned a BA in business administration and economics and won honors in accounting.
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Paul Sutton
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Pennsylvania Drug Act confusion spurs varying substitution practices
In Pennsylvania pharmacists misapplied the new Generic Drug Act after late mailing of the official instructions. Some substituted generics routinely, others required doctor permission, and some only substituted when asked. Health official Gary Gordon said pharmacists must offer a cheaper generic if available and inform buyers of price differences with a written notice. Expo reunion note follows about Expo 67 hostess Micheline Bertrand.
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Drug Control Administration
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Lawn Sale Used To Buy More Chances
Pittsburgh AP report details Tom and Philomena Drake in Pennsylvania who, nearly cashless, hold a lawn sale to fund Instant Bingo lottery tickets. They have spent about 3000 on tickets and plan up to 20000 more, with assets tied up in real estate and stock from a nursing home. proceeds from selling belongings briefly eased funds before a landlord objected.
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Pittsburgh
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Philomena Drake
U.S. Steel Corp
Drakes
Hospital ICU and Buffalo man listed in good condition
A day in the intensive care unit at Mercy Hospital Buffalo notes Dennis Cleary aged 22 from Buffalo listed in good condition at Lake Shore Hospital in Irving.
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Mercy Hospital
Buffalo
Dennis Cleary
Lake Shore Hospital
Irving
Agreement Set On Illegal Shapp Aid
Harrisburg reporting says Charles Luciano an El Paso Texas insurance salesman reached a tentative settlement with the Federal Election Commission over alleged illegal contributions to Governor Milton Shapp’s presidential campaign. The FEC reported 1300 in illegal Texas contributions. Shapp repaid 299066 in federal matching funds. Eleanor Elias, a Shapp worker from Merion Pennsylvania, organized the Texas contribution. A separate Washington item notes a vocal watch patent enabling time in any language.
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Charles Luciano
el Pago
Tex
Federal Election Commission
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg Patriot-News
Luciano
Richard Buck
Buck
PEC
FEC
Shapp
Texas
Eleanor Elias
Merion, Pa
Fiber glass advances in Detroit cars in 1977
Detroit's 1977 cars now use fiber glass reinforced plastics in more than 150 applications. Bert E. Elliott of Owens-Corning Fiberglas reports FRP parts range from instrument consoles to ducts and brackets. The shift allows replacing multiple metal components with a single FRP part and can reduce assembly steps.
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Detroit
Bert E. Elliott
Owens
Corning Fibergias Equipment and Transportation Reinforcements Division
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