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Student choir ends season with final concert
A small town student choir concluded its season with a final concert at the community center. The program featured ten selections, highlighting vocal range and harmony. Community members praised the young performers for their discipline and stage presence.
U S Selling Of Gold May Shake Europe
The United States and six European nations plan to end their two tier gold marketing system. Arthur F Burns said future sales will be decided later, triggering market skepticism. Gold prices slid to 90 per ounce in London while official price stood at 44.20.
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Ships Refuel Rebuffs Rise From U S Energy Strain
Washington reports U S Navy ships may lose refueling access in the Philippines Singapore and Bahrain as energy cuts press Pentagon planners to reduce consumption. Defense officials note Pentagon accounts for a small share of U S energy use while tightening belts across services.
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Gang Slayer Suspect Jailed Without Bond
Sharon district court arraigned Donald D. Treftz 24 of Lyndon Illinois on criminal homicide and conspiracy charges in the slaying of Mark Chancellor. He was committed to Mercer County jail without bond pending a hearing within three to ten days. Chancellor’s body was found last month in a shallow Farrell farm grave after he allegedly refused initiation into The Breed motorcycle gang. Treftz and two others are in protective custody as they are moved among area jails for safety.
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Charge 21 Workers In Area Thefts
Complaints filed against 21 former Welch Grape Co employees for stealing packed products from the Welch warehouse in North East. Investigators traced inventory losses after confessions, with Frank J Abate Jr. handling the complaints. State police probe a truck driver linked to the thefts. In Salem Oregon bighorn sheep declines blamed on hunting and livestock competition, once roaming Oregon and western states.
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Bankers Say Mortgage Bill Provides No Help in PA
The Pennsylvania Bankers Association and the Pennsylvania Savings and Loan League criticize Gov Shapp's mortgage interest bill. They say the ceiling remains too low to profitably write mortgages and would not ease the money crunch. They favor no ceiling or a higher rate tied to time or savings deposits.
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Bill seeks decade retention of election records in Harrisburg
Harrisburg report notes a House bill aims to preserve all election records for at least ten years, replacing the current two year window for destroying campaign documents. Rep. Sheldon Parker of Allegheny sponsors the measure to allow the press and public more time to review campaign contributions.
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Early 1976 Campaign Starts Amid GOP and Democratic Moves
Washington AP reports the 1976 presidential race already underway three years early. Republicans like Rockefeller Connally Percy and Reagan recruit supporters, while Democrats including Jackson Mondale and Bentsen prep committees, with Kennedy leading early polls but delaying a move until 1975. Potential dark horses and new governors loom as the field evolves.
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Ohio
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Specter tests poll on gubernatorial bid after defeat
Philadelphia AP report notes Dist Atty Arlen Specter will launch a state wide poll to gauge chances for the Republican nomination after his setback. Polling expert E John Bucci says Specter remains a strong, though unlikely, contender with no clear rival emerging. Final results showed Fitzpatrick 231,000, Specter 201,000. Also, Rockwell International and Admiral Corp plan to merge within 1974.
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