Shapp Tours China on Overseas Visit
Pennsylvania Gov Milton J Shapp and his wife are touring China departing Peking for a schedule that includes Tientsin Nanking Wuhsi Hangchow and Shanghai according to Xinhua the Chinese news agency. Palestinians east of the Jordan River face a choice between pledging loyalty to King Hussein or to Yasir Arafats PLO as Rabat summit recognized the PLO as future Palestinian state government.
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Peking
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
China
Tientsin
Nanking
Wuhsi
Hangchow
Shanghai
Hsinhuia
Amman
Jordan
Jordan River
King Hussein of
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Hussein
West Bank
Rabat
PLO
Meat prices dispute heats up despite profits rise
In this nation in brief a look at how high grain costs squeeze ranchers who sell at a loss while supermarkets post higher profits. The Agriculture Department cites wholesalers and retailers boosting the annual food basket by 84 percent in nine months.
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New York
Agriculture Department
Senate approves bills expanding local authority and fees
In Harrisburg AP reports the Senate passed measures increasing sheriffs mileage from 12 to 15 cents, allowing boroughs to charge for recreation facilities, letting home rule charters be amended without a charter commission, forming judge sentencing councils, and declaring January 15 as Martin Luther King Day with unanimous Senate approval and House concurrence pending.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Corry YMCA Bazaar Opens With Handmade Crafts Sale
The annual Corry YMCA bazaar sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary opened this morning and runs until 7 p.m. Proceeds support the Leyes and its programs.
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Corry
Ladies Auxiliary
Leyes
Workmen's Compensation Bill Would Hike Benefits
Harrisburg AP The legislature cleared a workmen's compensation bill with unanimous votes, raising maximum weekly payments to 160 dollars and enabling future injuries to receive higher benefits while totally disabled workers gain a minimum of 60 dollars weekly.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
House
Senate
Ford and Tanaka pledge unity on energy and cooperation
In Tokyo, President Ford and Prime Minister Tanaka issued a joint communique stressing enhanced cooperation among oil-consuming nations and steady relations with oil producers. They endorsed diversified energy supplies, new sources, and conservation while avoiding a formal front with Western allies on oil price and supply questions.
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Tokyo
Ford
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
Japan
Henry A. Kissinger
Canada
Europe
U.S. Navy
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Cub Scout Packs Seek Members At Area Meetings
Scouting officials from the French Creek Council of Boy Scouts of America plan organizational meetings tomorrow night at St. Thomas School Pack 161 and Spartansburg School Pack 100. Meetings start at 7 40 p m for boys in third to fifth grade or aged 8 to 10 to join Cub Scouts. each boy must be accompanied by at least one parent.
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French Creek Council of
Boy Scouts of America
St. Thomas School
Spartansburg School
Former Corry Man Promoted By Steel Firm
John S. Gibson, a Warren born Corry native with Purdue metallurgical engineering degree, has been named superintendent of the Sheet and Strip Division of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company in Youngstown Ohio. He rose from student engineer to executive, is married to Shirley Kreitzburg and has four children in Boardman Ohio.
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown
Ohio
John S. Gibson
Willard S. Gibson
Gamma Road
Gibson
Warren
Corry
Purdue University
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
American Society For Metals
American Iron and Steel Institute
Shirley Kreitzburg
Boardman
Newsprint Price Rise Sets Newsprint At 260 Per Ton
International Paper will raise the price of standard 30 pound newsprint to 260 per ton, effective January 1. Canadian producers have matched or surpassed this level with Bowaters charging 270 per ton. IP cites higher costs for materials, transportation, chemicals, and fuels as reasons.
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New York
International Paper Co
United States
Bowaters Canadian Corp
U.S
International Paper
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