Probe on Bell rate hike bid in Pennsylvania
Attorney General Robert Kane said his office may investigate Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania over a 138.9 million rate hike. William J. Patterson of the Telephone Association of Pennsylvania claimed the increase discriminates against consumers and equipment rivals. Bell denied the charges as baseless, while the state consumer advocate and possibly the Justice Department monitor the case before the Public Utility Commission.
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Harrisburg
Robert Kane
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Kane
Bell
William J. Patterson
The
Telephone Association of Pennsylvania
Patterson
State Public Utility Commission
Justice Department
Pennsylvania
Elgin Beaverdam Fire Company unveils new Squad 7 gear
The Elgin Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company unveils its new equipment in a bid to catch up with Corry's Squad 7. William Lord, longtime member, appears beside the driver’s compartment and the detailed gear layout. Fire Chief Al Cox and Lord note the display is the second best if the real thing isn’t available.
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Corry
Elgin- Beaverdam
William Lord
Elgin-Beaverdam Fire Company
al Cox
Eaton
Scientists use rat genes to grow insulin in bacteria
San Francisco AP report says researchers Howard Goodman and William Rutter at UCSF have successfully inserted rat insulin genes into bacteria. They caution the technique may not yet control production. They anticipate extending the method to other animals and possibly humans, aiming for abundant insulin supply for diabetics.
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San Francisco
Howard Goodman
William Rutter
University of California-San Francisco
Watergate Trio Must Serve Time
Former US attorney general John Mitchell and ex White House chief of staff H R Haldeman face possible prison time after their Watergate convictions. The Supreme Court rejected their appeals and Ehrlichman is already imprisoned. Sirica’s rulings may determine the duration of their sentences pending possible rehearings. The ruling on agency shop rights also gives labor a major victory for public employees.
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John Mitchell
United States
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Mitchell
Haldeman
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Watergate
Bach
Ehrlichman
Nixon Administration
Arizona
Thurgood Marshall
Warren Boy Drowns In Conewango
A Warren youth, Mark Porter, 12, drowned in Conewango Creek after slipping from an inner tube near the Pennsylvania Avenue bridge. Police said he could not swim. friends tried to help but could not reach him. Divers recovered the body at 8:04 p.m. in 12 feet of water as the creek spanned about 60 feet at that spot. Family identified Porter as the son of James and Greta Porter. headline references two separate notes from the same dispatch.
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Conewango Creek
Mark Porter
James
Greta Porter
Porter
Pennsylvania Avenue
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