Dwyer Sponsors Bill for Low-Cost Volunteer Loans
Harrisburg Senator R Budd Dwyer co sponsors a bill to create a loan program for volunteer fire ambulance and rescue groups from a $10 million bond. Qualifying groups may borrow up to $150000 for ten years at 2 percent interest for equipment and facilities directly tied to firefighting rescue or ambu lance work. The Department of Community Affairs would administer the program with bipartisan support.
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Harrisburg
R. Budd Dwyer
Corry
Dwyer
Commonwealth
Department of Community Affairs
Pennsylvania
Award $80 000 To Couple In Hospital Fire
A Franklin area couple was awarded 80,000 in a civil suit against Oil City Hospital and Sternmaid Nitewear for burns suffered by Mrs Docter when a nightgown ignited after a dropped cigarette in May 1971. The jury apportioned 50,000 to Mrs Docter and 30,000 to Mr Docter. Dr James Welty was cleared of liability.
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Franklin
Henry's Bend
Oil City Hospital
Donald Docter
Docter
Postal Strike Threatens Christmas Mail and Bills
Ottawa AP reports a two month postal strike risking Christmas mail and bills. 45,000 summonses issued, deliveries delayed, and businesses scrambling to collect payments. Bell Canada and BC Telephone report higher costs. unions and government remain far apart on pay.
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Ottawa
Canada
Toronto
Retail Merchants’ Association
Halifax Board of Trade
Hi-Neighbor Club members enjoy Good Morning Farm outing near Stow
Bernice Marsh led a group from the Hi-Neighbor Club visiting the Good Morning Farm near Stow and a tour of a gift show and the Stockton NY antique sale barn. Attendees included Mrs. Vernon Humphrey and Mrs. Merton Bemis among others. December meeting set for Mrs. Eaton’s home.
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Bernice Marsh
Stow
Stockton
N.Y
Vernon Humphrey
Dalentun
Merton Bayle
Paul Spink
Margaret Bemis
Merton Bemis
Eaton
Orpha Hapgood
Columbus
Walter Casler
Amos van Blarden
George Morton
Bear Lake
Beverly Albright
Jamestown
David Albright
Forest Pfeffer
Eva Kepler
Donald Moody
Nelson Beckerink
Lyle Steve
Kevin White
Howard Haitink
Chester Rager Jr
Russell Bemis
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Amos van Harden
E.R. Storer
Berniece
Elouise Marsh
Arthur Wallace
Glen Evans
Joan Storer
Frank Evans
Philipsville
Florence Linendall
Lottsville
Milk Price Dip Expected Early Next Year
Washington AP reports dairy producers may see milk prices fall more than usual as rising production meets slower consumer demand. Charles N Shaw of USDA ERS notes farm prices stay above year-ago levels while retail dairy prices remain volatile. officials expect 1975 gains to be well below the 45 percent early 1970s average and the 19 percent surge of last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Charles N Shaw
Department
Economic Research Service
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Wilheilia Merced
Puerto Rico
Royal Albert Hall
London
Tan Tower
New Brunswick
Tower
Edmonston
N.B
British Columbia Telephone Co
Bibeevee
Bell Canada
New York
S Steak House
YMCA
Corry Y.M.C.A
Corry Foodliner
North Center St
Superior
IGA
Helen Johnson
Amos VanEarden
Esther Tewinkle
Hermie Benink
Guyhayes
Corry Hospital
Berniece Marsh
Elouise
Carl
Tonia Marsh
Florence Linendell
Clymer
Florida
Leverne Proctor
Terry Philips
Anglea
Cbmps Cooper
Findley Lake
Max Bemis
Carlton Teed Sr
Carlton Teed Jr
Laura Teed
Fred Abigrin Sr
Jindley Lake
Helen Rouse
Nice
Audrey Rouse
Charles Park
Carl Marsh
Ruth (Marsh) Smith
Senora Marie Teresa Lopez de Sepulveda
Mexico City
Mexico
Bill - Rose
Corry Area School District
Corry Christian School
Ted
Merle C. Dodd
Smith Street
M.S. Cobbett
Clark Lord
Patricia Rozelle
Norberta Savko
Rice Realty
North Center Street
Phyllis Rice
Gladys Thompson
Ed Partch
Eileen Simmons
Dan Mercer
Lone Prati
Unpn City Zoning Hearing Board
Janet Dougan
Maple St
Union City
East Street
Willow Street
James Daniels
R.D
Cambridge Springs
Ethel S. Allison
Sec
Dowell Division
Dow Chemical Company
Erie County
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources
French Creek
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Tulsa
Lahoma
Okiane
Raymond H. Root
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