Bloodmobile visit set for Red Cross Building in Corry
New Blood Program Chairwoman Mrs. Robert Damon says the fourth of five Bloodmobile visits for the fiscal year will take place Tuesday from noon to 5 30 pm at the Red Cross Building on East Main. The drive aims for 125 units and donors needing transportation or babysitting can reserve by calling 663 2294.
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Betty) Damon
R.D. 2
Corry
Red Cross
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Damon
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Boyes seeks to oust negotiator Casey in Erie County vote
Erie County Minority Commissioner Karl Boyes says Democratic commissioners will not back his demand to dismiss Chief Labor Negotiator James Casey. He adds a proposal for new guidelines to govern county negotiators to avoid political influence and campaign activity. Casey denies any offer of a sweetheart contract to the Pennsylvania Social Services Union.
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Erie
Erie County
Karl Boyes
James Casey
Boyes
Casey
Pennsylvania Social Services Union
William C. Hill
Rick Adams
Childrens’ Services Department
Adams
Move May Cause Crisis In England
London AP Prime Minister Harold Wilson faced a political and economic crisis after his plan to slash public spending by four billion dollars was defeated by 20 votes in the House of Commons. The loss, a historic rebuke, raises the possibility of a confidence vote and signals a deep split within the Labour Party, with 37 leftwing Labourites abstaining and others voting against. Thatcher demanded resignation while the pound fell to record lows as the government remains in place but beleaguered.
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Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Wilson
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Warren County eyes no large effect from reassessment
Officials at the Warren County Ad Hoc Taxing Bodies meeting said updating the 1g year old assessment tables would minimally affect the tax structure. A mass appraisal firm will compare 1975 market values with 1957 assessments using a computer to see if current figures are within 10 percent of 80 percent of the roughly 202 million county assessed market value, with costs around 1000 to 1200 dollars for a six week study.
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Warren
Warren County
James Marshall
Marshall
Evan Christy
Cole, Layer and Trumble
Dayton
Ohio
Public view splits on Shapp presidential bid
A cross state AP poll of 18 adults finds mixed opinions on Gov. Shapp's presidential chances with quotes praising persistence and urging withdrawal. Several respondents label him unlikely to win and suggest he quit, while others approve staying in or drafting alternatives.
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Richlandtown
Lansadle
Associated Press
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Florida
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Springfield
Bell Telephone
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Allentown
Elizabeth Carolla
Douglassville
Reading
Frances Berkeyville
Pittsburgh
Meyer Edelman
Philadelphia
Huntingdon
Daniel T. Johnson Jr
Harrisburg
Alan L. Rosenberg
Hershey
Tse
Johnson
Rosenberg
Jan Broadsky
State College
Donald C. Beard
Halifax
Dauphin County
Carl N. Young
Boalsburg
Centre County
Metric bottle sizes begin shift in liquor sales
The Treasury Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms moves distillers to start a three year changeover to metric bottle sizes beginning in October. Through 1979 producers can still use the 10 conventional sizes plus 6 metric options, with full metric adoption by 1980.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
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