Patrolman Charged After Pittston Shooting
In Pittston Pennsylvania off duty patrolman Joseph Delaney 54 was shot three times during an office confrontation with Police Chief after an argument. Patrolman Robert Fath 42 was charged with aggravated assault and battery and released on 25000 bail awaiting July 5 hearing.
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Robert Fath
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Scranton Times
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Evening News
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Chief Delaney
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Snowmobile law amended by Pa House vote
Pennsylvania House approved extensive changes to the two year old snowmobile law in a 1777 to send the bill to the Senate. Changes include raising registration fees to 10 dollars every two years, allowing county subdivisions to designate streets for snowmobile use, reducing required braking distance to 40 feet from 20 mph, and mandating mufflers and a sound limit of 82 decibels.
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Thornburgh Heads Erie Crime Probe
A federal grand jury opens a probe into organized crime in Erie, Pennsylvania. Mayor Louis Tullio calls Erie a pretty clean city, while U S Attorney Richard Thornburgh says it isn’t clean enough.
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Discrepancies Between Nixon and Dean Revealed in Senate Hearing
Former White House counsel John W. Dean III testified that Nixon knew of the Watergate coverup and payments to defendants, contradicting the President’s May statement of no participation or awareness. Dean said he told Nixon in 1972 of efforts to keep the case from the White House and that Nixon pressed on with the coverup in spring.
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Hunt
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Colson
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Pa. Assembly Deadlocked Over Budget Stopgaps Approved
The Pennsylvania House backed stopgap funding totaling 180 million dollars to keep state operations running through July as a House Senate conference committee remains deadlocked on a full next fiscal year budget. GOP rebels questioned stopgaps while Democrats argued they would ease pressure for a complete plan.
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Shapp
Senate Appropriations Committee
Philadelphia
Henry J. Cianfiani
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