Explosion suspected in Turkish airliner crash near Paris
Paris reports point to possible explosion in the Turkish airliner crash that killed 346, with at least 17 Americans among the dead. Investigators caution an internal mechanical fault could be the cause, not a bomb, while searchers assess the wooded crash site north of Paris.
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Sirhan ordered to prison for threatening Meir life
Sharif B. Sirhan, 40, a Palestinian refugee from Jordan and brother of Sirhan B. Sirhan, was ordered to six months in prison after his appeal was rejected. He had been free on $10,000 bail during the appeal while awaiting start of the sentence. He will begin the term next Monday.
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Railroads reject federal plan at ICC hearings in Avoca
Spokesmen for two northeast railroads told ICC hearings in Avoca that they do not want to join the federal combine endorsed by Congress last year amid the industry’s financial troubles. The witnesses testified at the start of the hearings on Monday.
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Tax relief plans face votes as lawmakers maneuver
In Harrisburg Democratic and Republican lawmakers push rival tax relief plans toward votes this week. The House approved a 485 million dollar tax cut over 18 months, while the Senate backs a 342 million dollar plan without a 12 percent 1973 income tax refund. Governor Shapp has pledged to veto the House proposal.
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Pay Hike Plans Remain Alive in Senate Votes
Washington reports the battle over a Nixon proposed pay raise for Congress and top officials. Senate filibuster threats and debate cutoff maneuvers cloud prospects as raises of 7.5% a year approach, with votes on limiting debate and various compromises already defeated. If enacted, congressmen would rise to 45,700 this year, 49,100 next year, and 52,800 in 1976, with judges and executives receiving related increases.
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Erie County selects nine candidates for Water and Sewer Authority
Erie County Commissioners received nine names for the new Water and Sewer Authority from Public Works Director Charles F. Vrenna. The list, presented Monday morning, includes candidates from Corry LLC and Wattsburg, outlining the first steps to form the authority.
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Government Borrows Its Own Tax Revenue Sharing Irony
Washington AP reports that the revenue sharing program sees the federal government borrowing back its own tax money. State and local governments have invested funds in Treasury notes and bank CDs while spending lags, with about 45 percent of 2.2 billion and 40 percent of 4 billion already disbursed. Treasury data show about 28.9 billion in federal debt held by state and local governments, up 300 million from a year prior. A separate Erie County notice describes regional board appointments to nine seats covering Presque Isle and Western, Eastern, South Central, and Southeast Regions, pending final approval by county commissioners.
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