Hope To Avert Strike By Public Employes
Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp holds emergency cabinet meeting as public employe unions threaten a statewide strike. Offer remains 3.5 percent, with talks extending past the deadline. AFSCME 600 member panel to decide on extension and budget talks with leaders.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Pennsylvania
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes
Afscme
Ayscme
Pennsylvania Social Services Union
Human Relations Commission
Arrests Without Reason Gandhi Tightens Her Control
In New Delhi Prime Minister Gandhi issued an emergency ordinance allowing police to arrest without stating grounds. Arrests must be reviewed within 15 days by state officers and re confirmed every four months. protests erupted as censorship and arrests spread nationwide.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Fakuiruddin Ali Ahmed
Defense of India
Jayaprakash Narayan
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Mrs. Gandhi
Supreme Court
Bihar
Gujarat
A. R. Baji
Two In Front Behind Wheel Causes Crash
This past weekend featured several accidents including a hit and run and two people steering at once. Robert Dean 17 of Union City and three passengers were admitted to Union City Hospital after their car struck a tree. Passengers Lori Bridgham 15 Lisa Turner 15 and Karen Block 15 all of Union City were involved. Fred Collins 63 of Titusville and Robert Wake 8 Maye Collins 63 and Mary Collins 24 were taken to Titusville Hospital.
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Robert Dean
O'Dell Street
Union City
Union City Hospital
Lori Bridgham
Lisa Turner
Karen Block
Dean
Miss Bridgham
Fred Collins
Titusville
Robert Wake
Maye Collins
Mary Collins
Titusville Hospital
Union City Boy Killed Darting Into Street
A Union City child, Steven Morgan six, died after darting into North Main Street in front of a moving auto driven by Gail L. Detar of Erie. Police say he ran into the street and was severely injured, pronounced dead at Union City Hospital. No charges filed. the elder Morgan, former area race car driver, is listed as his parent.
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Union City
Steven Morgan
James Morgan
Perry Street
Morgan
Unionity
Gail L.detar
Erie
North Main Street
Union City Hospital
Damage 1325 from Rock Throwing Around Town
Six incidents over the weekend and into Sunday report rock throwing causing more than 1325 in damage. The worst hit was the former A and P on West Washington with two nine foot square plate glass windows worth 450. Crestline Inc on Pennsylvania Avenue suffered 12 small windows for 350. Penelec building on First Avenue lost two five foot square windows valued at 250. McInnes Steel Co saw multiple windows broken worth over 100. A window at 214 West Washington was 175 and a Rozelle home on Main Street 15. The damage was noted by tenant Mrs Francis Ayer and others involved.
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A and P
West Washington Street
Crestline, Inc
Pennsylvania Avenue
Penelec
First Avenue
Mcinnes Steel Company
West
Washington Street
Francis Ayer
Douglas Rozelle Sr
St Main
Father on furlough throws daughters from Brooklyn roof
In April 1973 Pamela Winfree and Michelle Winfree survived a four- and five-story fall after their father Herman White seized them on a Brooklyn street. On Saturday, White, 30, on work-release from Bayview Correctional Facility, allegedly grabbed the girls and hurled them from a roof, leaving them in critical condition at Kings County Hospital. White had been in prison at Dannemora and is accused of repeating the act during a recent weekend visit.
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New York
Pamela Winfree
Michelle
Brooklyn
Herman White
White
Manhattan
Bayview
Pamela
Kings County Hospital
Yhe
Pauline Winfree
Dannemora
Housewives warned over lodging tax avoidance scheme
Housewives earning pin money by providing bed and breakfast to foreign holiday students have been warned not to conceal cash from the revenue service. The practice remains popular among housewives as a side income.
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Revenue Service
Striking State Workers Threaten Liquor Parks and Lottery
Harrisburg AP reports a 12:01 a.m. Tuesday strike by two thirds of 120000 state employees could halt liquor sales, park access, and lottery purchases. Contingency plans are being prepared as agencies assess which services will remain open. AFSCME and nine smaller unions cover about 90000 workers, with immediate effects already felt in welfare, hospitals, parks, and highway maintenance.
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Opment
Bureaus of Vocational Rehabilitation and Visually Handicapped
American Federation of State
Afsumis
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Ernest P. Kline
Kline
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Workers
Afsumi
Welfare Department
Department of Environmental Resources
Transportation Department
Corry Area Directors Set Budget Transfer Session
Corry Area School District directors meet in a special 7:30 p.m. session to approve annual budget transfers before the fiscal year closes. Transfers move funds from underspent accounts to those over budget to avoid overspending per school code. No actions beyond transfers are planned, with a follow up planning session for items on Monday, July 14.
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Corry Area School District
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