Lawn Moved to Lower-Cost Water Town to Save Bills
Grand Junction residents faced higher water rates, prompting Jim Sloggett to transplant his lawn to Clifton and Orchard where cheaper rates keep the monthly bill near 15 dollars. He plans to return the lawn in fall if possible. The piece also notes other unrelated brief outlets from California Dallas and Bellaire.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Jim Sloggett
Sloggett
Clifton
Orchard
Cooperstown boy dies after rifle accident during hunting
Franklin a Cooperstown youth, 15-year-old Scott J. Huth, died after a 22 caliber rifle discharged during a bird hunting trip. He was hit in the back of the head when his companion tripped, according to state police. The incident occurred Wednesday night. the coroner scheduled a daylight scene inspection.
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Franklin
Cooperstown
Scott J. Huth
Franklin Hospital
Pittsburgh Home Rocked By Blasts
In an affluent suburb south of Pittsburgh, a home was damaged by a series of blasts at about 4:18 a.m. Three occupants escaped uninjured, identities withheld. Allegheny County bomb squad to inspect wreckage. police deem it a bombing.
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Pittsburgh
Here
Frank McKee
Penn Hills
McKee
Allegheny County
Marine Aide Promoted to Assistant VP at Corry Office
John H. Anderson of Marine Bank promoted to assistant vice president and assistant manager at the Corry office. A Pittsburgh native with a Wharton BS in economics, he joined Marine in 1972, has served as administrative assistant and loan officer, led the North Corry office, and now returns as Corry office assistant manager. He and wife Cathy Grubbs live in Corry.
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Wilbur R. Schuldt
Corry Area
Marine Bank
John H. Anderson
Corry
Anderson
Pittsburgh
University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School of Finance
Gannon College
Erie
Pennsylvania Bankers Association School of Banking
Bucknell University
Marine On the Bank
North Corry
Judge blocks nationwide ban on Tris in children wear
U.S. District Court Judge Robert F. Chapman invalidated the Federal Consumer Products Safety Commission ban on Tris, ruling the agency skipped congressional safeguards and that its data were unverified. The decision halts enforcement while proper procedure is followed, in a suit by Springs Mills Inc. based in Lancaster.
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U.S. District Court
Robert F. Chapman
Federal
Consumer Products Safety Commission
Commission
Congress
National Cancer Institute
Chapman
Commission By
Springs Mills Inc
Lancaster
Springs Mills
Nab Pair Who Were Paid To Kill Women
WAUSEON Ohio AP Police captured the remaining two of four men who allegedly stole $33,000 paid by a despondent woman to drug and kill her. Paul Wetzel of East Liverpool awaits a hearing in Fulton County jail after surrendering in Steubenville. Thomas Taylor of Wellsville was arrested in Titusville Florida and is bound for jail after waiving extradition. The four men allegedly took the money from Watha Harmon 55 of Fayette who hired them to murder her on December 3, but the plan failed and the money was taken. Harmon’s involvement as an unindicted coconspirator was noted by Fulton County Prosecutor Richard McQuade Jr. No trial date is set. The four men reportedly gave Harmon narcotics to render her unconscious before the murder, which was not carried out. Harmon, divorced, faced family trouble and an ex-husband’s death last fall. NEW CURATOR BOSTON AP John Walsh Jr professor of art history at Columbia University named Curator of Paintings at the Museum of Fine Arts. Walsh’s chair was funded in 1975 by an endowment from the late Mrs Russell W Baker.
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Wauseon
Ohio
Paul Wetzel
East Liverpool
Fulton County
Steubenville
Thomas Taylor
Wellsville
Titusville
Fla
Watha Harmon
Fayette
Edward Shane
Toronto
Bruno “Angel” Wojtowicz
Shane
Boston
John Walsh Jr
Columbia University
Museum of Fine Arts
Walsh
Russell W. Baker
Carter jokes over toothpaste tax and tax returns
At a Waldorf Astoria fundraiser Carter joked about a $600 toothpaste bill tied to his tax audit while the White House released his delayed 1976 income tax returns. The NY event raised about $1 million for the Democratic party as Carter praised government by partnership and mingled with supporters.
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Washington
President Carter
New York
White House
Carter
Internal Revenue Service
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
Congress
O.K
Walter F. Mondale
Jonesome
Sam the Ram Escapes Police and Zoo Hunters
In Erie a small ram named Sam the Ram eluded police and zoo staff after being spotted near the south Erie area at 7 30 p m. The animal was struck by a car but showed no effect and was later tranquilized without success. Authorities abandoned the pursuit as Sam retreated into woods near the zoo and continued to be at large.
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Erie
Sam
Zoo
South Erie
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