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Jenner asserts Wheaties claim. fraud suit cited
Bruce Jenner testifies at a San Francisco meeting that he eats Wheaties as shown in the television advertisement. General Mills and its ad agency defend against a consumer fraud suit challenging Jenner’s Olympic preparation claim.
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Bruce Jenner
Jenner
San Francisco
General Mills
New York
Dean Turns To Media In New Radio Role
John Dean, former Nixon adviser and Watergate figure, launches a syndicated radio series titled Right to Know. The five weekly segments will tackle topics from women in the military to air safety and the politician's wife, reflecting his shift from government to media.
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Los Angeles
John Dean
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Dean
Republican Party
Washington
From 'Queen' To Screen Kings and Desperate Men
Montreal AP Margaret Trudeau has enormous dignity and poise and amazing potential as an actress a film producer signed her for a leading role in Kings and Desperate Men Alexis Kanner of Knneversal Inc says he has been working closely with Mrs Trudeau and is confident her debut will be successful The estranged wife of Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau is cast with Patrick McGoohan in the $12 million film about terrorists who seize a radio station and stage a mock trial to condemn the social system that produced them.
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Montreal
Margaret Trudeau
Alexis Kanner
Knneversal Inc
Mrs. Trudeau
Kanner
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Patrick McGoohan
Benedict counters AP charges over auditor general's office
Benedict's office issued a formal rebuttal to AP charges accusing him of abusing power. He argued the auditor general's department remains independent and professional, citing audits under his administration and denying a vendetta against Casey supporters. He defended office relocations as restoring prior arrangements and asserted audit quality.
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Associated Pres
Benedict
Mde
Erie TV News
Americas
Robert Casey
Bob Casey
Kite
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Ol City
Scranton
Erie
Williamsport
Erie State auditors clash with county over child services audit
State welfare officials arrived in Erie to review a July performance audit of Children's Services following the Daniel Davies abuse case. County Commissioner Karl Boyes blasted the trip as wasteful, while Commissioner Michael Flatley and Irene Britton defended the process and results. The audit urged not using intake workers to investigate abuse claims, avoid self investigations, and boost worker training, while praising Erie County Children's Services for compliance with Act 124.
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Erie
State Welfare Department
Michael Flatley
Karl Boyes
Boyes
Irene Britton
Welfare Department
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Protective Services
Davies
Erie County
Britton
Penelec Sees Ample Electric Supply For Winter
Pennsylvania Electric Co reports adequate electric energy for winter. Ralph W. Conrad notes coal reserves up from 35 45 days to a 0 day supply despite possible UMW strike. Interconnections with General Public Utilities and PJM power pool help reliability. Richard G. Baker urges conservation and efficient use of electricity.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Ralph W. Conrad
Penelec
United Mine Workers
Conrad
General Public Utilities Corporation
LIS
Richard G. Baker
Baker
Federal funds assure Wattsburg bridge job
Wattsburg Borough will gain a new bridge over French Creek as part of a 733,000 improvement project begun last week. Brayman Construction won the bid after issues with the low bidder. The project uses a 30 percent EDA and 70 percent FHWA federal funding mix, with the DOT stating state funds would have halted progress due to last July’s twelve year program moratorium. The work includes roadway realignment, drainage, high skid resistance surface, wider shoulders, and guard rails, with traffic maintained and occasional single-lane restrictions. Completion is slated for October 1978, and residents are urged to exercise caution near the site. Questions to DOT project engineer Bill Alsnaver.
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Wattsburg
French Creek
Thomas A. Mekis & Sons
Fenelton
Brayman Construction
Gibsonia
DOT
Wilson
Penndot
Bill Alsnaver
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