36 Per Cent Pay Raise Too Little
Washington AP coverage notes union leader C L Dennis rejects the White House board plan for a 36 per cent three year rail wage rise. The panel proposes staged raises totaling 36 percent with retroactive steps, advising negotiations on job-cut rules and rejecting extra vacations and cost of living pay. Dennis aims to meet rail negotiator John P Hiltz to discuss the recommendations.
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Ie Pairy
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County License Offices Put Before Senate Vote
Harrisburg AP reports a bill to establish regional motor vehicle registration offices in counties one through six moves to the Senate after passing the House 150 to 31. Sponsor Rep Louis Sherman cites cost at 500000 to 2 million while opponent Rep David Savitt warns against spend. A separate homicide case: Eva Cole of Erie, 45, is held without bond after being charged with fatally shooting an Erie man in her home. Police note Cole has multiple prior assault and battery arrests.
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House
Sippro
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
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Philadelphia
David N. Savitt
Erie
Erie County
Eva Cole
Cole
Asault
Point State Park
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence State Park
Department of Environmental Resources
Senate Rules Committee
Directors Resign In Corry School Board Changes
Two Corry school board directors resigned last night. Dr. John Mohr, elected in 1959 and former board and Jointure president, and Robert Davidson, recently ill and hospitalized, left their posts. Robert Marsh and Roy McCarthy were named to fill the vacancies. Swearing in to occur at the December organizational meeting.
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John Mohr
Jointure
Robert Davidson
Wayne Street
Robert Marsh
Dr. Mohr
Roy McCarthy
Raymond
Associated Spring Corp
Davidson
Corry school board debates teaching principals role and bargaining
The Corry district stalls on a key contract issue over whether teaching principals belong on the management or teaching side as a state bargaining setup is explored. A Monday session with PSEA reps aims to resolve the split while the board pushes for a pre bargaining agreement and contemplates a potential state election if talks fail. The lunch program runs about 5000 in the red due to food costs raises and rising expenses, and new curriculum changes propose German as a foreign language next year with full district approval sought later. Michael H. Johnson is named wrestling coach replacing Des In, while insurance coverage for directors and employees beyond present terms is discussed without action. Anderson announces retirement date July 31 next year with a possible one year extension to ensure a smooth transition.
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Brown
Roger Lansberry
Finance Committee
Wallace Young
PSEA
Pennsylvai Us Labor Relations Board
E. Anderson
Anderson
Ray Elsen
John Pager
Des
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Freed U S Generals Turned Over To Turks
The Soviet government freed two U S generals and a Turkish colonel and handed them to Turkish officials at the Soviet Turkish border. A pilot and a six seat twin engine plane were also released and would return when weather allowed. Negotiations at Kizilcakak lasted nine hours.
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Turkey
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Tass
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Soviet
Armenia
Foreign Ministry
Kizticakcak
Kars
Pay Raise Debate Opens In Harrisburg Assembly
After the election is over lawmakers study boosting their pay and expenses, facing constitutional limits that may delay any raise until December 1972. A House bill would create a commission to set salaries for legislators and top state officers. The session also advances a motor vehicle bill, renames Point State Park, and screens environmental and mining restoration measures. House and Senate committees weigh a Commonwealth Compensation Commission proposal amid past failed attempts to lift expense accounts.
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General Assembly
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Senate
House
Commonwealth Compensation Commission
De Gaulle Dies At 79 France Mourns Its Hero
Charles de Gaulle, who led France from defeat and shaped the Fifth Republic, died at his country home in eastern France at age 79. He would have been 80 in November, having resigned in 1969. His wife Yvonne was with him. A state funeral was debated but he wished burial in Colombey without ceremony. The assembly paused, radios played solemn music, and tributes followed a long career marked by autonomy and crisis leadership.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Les Deuxises
Yvonne
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Elysee Palace
Georges Pompidou
Elysee
Colombey
National Assembly
Vet Hijacker Flees Hospital
A Vietnam veteran Pvt George Hardin 20 of St Louis escaped from a barred room at Fitzsimons General Hospital Denver suburb Aurora while under psychiatric testing since October 24. He faces court martial on separate hijack charges from Vietnam involving attempted commandeering of a C141 jet and a knife siege of a DC4 in Saigon. Authorities launched a manhunt as the Army spokesman said Hardin would be returned to Saigon after tests.
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St. Louis
Army
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Vietnam
Saigon
Hardin
Warning on Drunk Pigeons From Philadelphia Officials
An official warning in Philadelphia cautions residents to beware of intoxicated pigeons in city areas. The advisory notes odd behavior and urges caution around birds seen staggering or acting unusually. No injuries are reported, but residents are asked to report unusual bird activity to authorities.
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