Milkmen Expand Offerings Beyond Dairy Across PA
Philadelphia reports that several dairy firms have added non dairy goods to home delivery, turning routes into convenience shops on wheels. Abbotts Dairies says non dairy items now comprise about 20 percent of revenue while Harbison’s and Sealtest stress new profits though route consolidations hurt personal contact with customers. Bechtel Dairy remains focused on dairy, while Milk Maid and Lehi have pulled trucks off the road after unprofitable routes.
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Philadelphia
William Harbison
Harbison's
Bill Hawkins
Sealtest
Joe Solly
Harbison
Riley
Abbotts
Bechtel Dairy
Montgomery County
Robert Bechtel
Milk Maid
Lehi
Allentown
Otis Wharton
Ken Gilkey
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
State Vaults Pa. Fort Knox Well Protected
Harrisburg AP notes that Pennsylvania’s state treasury, once joked about as a pocketful of riches during David Rittenhouse’s era, now safeguards a billion in bonds and securities in a basement stainless steel vault built in 1939. The vault has never been robbed and rarely even attempted.
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Harrisburg
David Rittenhouse
Pennsylvania
State Treasury
George Kubush
State Treasury Department
State Treasury Building
Union City hospital drive exceeds goal as funds rise
UGMELDrive hits 226000 with 50 solicitors to report this week at Union City Area High School. Next night teams in Waterford and adjacent townships begin canvassing while firms and utilities are urged to donate. The vault guarding the hospital funds features reinforced steel, gas discharge nozzles, a silent 15 second door, and multi layer protection.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Ron Jones
George Manly Manly
Union City
Union Township
Bloomfield Township
Amity
Spartansburg
Wattsburg
Union City Area High School
Waterford
Waterford Township
LeBoeuf Township
Mill Village
Stancliff Hose Company
Henry Hicks
Peg Peard
Frank Happ
Treasury Department
Bureau of Securities, Receipts
Titusville Plans Staff Reductions Amid Enrollment Drop
Titusville Area School District directors voted to reduce staff by attrition and retirement after reporting a loss of 149 students from 1973-74 to 1974-75. Superintendent Howard Newson attributed the decline to families moving away and Amish relocations, noting no layoffs planned. The board also tabled action on updating the 10-year Pleasantville Elementary School plan pending further study.
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Titusville
Titusville Area
Howard Newson
Newson
Pleasantville
Analysts say South Vietnam could survive without more aid
Western analysts in Saigon say South Vietnam can endure without new U S aid, but ammo stocks would dip to dangerously low levels by June if fighting persists. They estimate North Vietnam and Viet Cong hold enough stockpiles for over a year, while U S aid requested largely funds ammunition and fuel.
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Ford
South Vietnam
Congress
United States
North Vietnam
Sey
Liquor Price Increases Enacted by State Stores
Harrisburg AP says about 300 liquor and wine varieties will rise Wednesday in state stores. Notable hikes include Canadian Club fifth from 7.70 to 8.03, Old Crow half gallon 12.62 to 12.82, Schenley gin fifth 7.13 to 7.34, Johnny Walker Red Label fifth 8.84 to 8.95, Jack Daniel’s Black Label fifth 8.50 to 8.68, and Harvey's Bristol cream sherry 25 ounces 7.28 to 7.82. Henry Kaplan of the Liquor Control Board notes the price decisions followed last fall requests and January announcements. The board in November kept prices during the holidays and stocked up to cover through February.
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Harrisburg
Schenley
Johnny Walker
Jack Daniel
Harvey
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