PSU Gals Protesting Gang Rape
State College police monitor protests by a Penn State women’s group planning to picket a fraternity house over alleged gang rapes. The Committee of Concerned Women cites four victims and warns women to skip fraternity events due to drugging claims. Police probe two rapes. one victim’s sworn statement is on record. The university fraternity council also investigates.
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Too Confusing Nix Labeling On Booze
Washington AP reports the Treasury Department withdrew a proposed ingredient labeling plan for beer wine and liquor citing confusion and high cost plus potential trade impacts. The proposal drew opposition from distillers and wineries and support from brewers and the FDA with CSPI arguing minimal extra cost.
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Historical Group Elects Frank Grice
At a meeting in the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft the Corry Area Historical Society elected officers for the coming year. Frank Grice is president with Keppel Tiffany as vice president Sigrid Rockman as secretary and Robert Wank as treasurer. The 1976 program includes a four meeting schedule and varied activities.
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Debt ceiling hike backed by Rules Committee
The House Rules Committee voted to send a bill raising the federal debt ceiling to 595 billion dollars through March 15 next year, rejecting a Ford-backed 395 billion bid. Current law allows up to 577 billion until November 15, after which the ceiling falls to 400 billion if Congress does not act. The panel approved the measure by voice vote, enabling House action likely Wednesday.
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Union Rejects Contract By Acclamation At Meeting
Joe Prementine, president of the independent office workers union, said the rejection was by acclamation at a meeting Tuesday. Talks are to resume today. The union's 350 members walked out November 1 after their old contract expired. WABCO's 2,400 electrical workers had agreed on a new three year contract earlier that same day.
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