Government moves to curb vending competition in federal buildings
The General Services Administration proposes restricting vending stands in federal buildings to limit competition with cafeterias. New rules target food and beverage sales by stands run by blind or economically deprived individuals, with exceptions for current operators and those who change hands. The policy aims to lower prices and improve menu quality for federal employees during short lunch periods, citing a Virginia incident as an example.
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General Services Administration
Federal Register
GSA
Federal
Richmond
Girl Hurt As Car Kills Her Horse On Route 428
Amy Daugherty, 14, of Oil City, was admitted to Oil City Hospital Wednesday after a horse she rode wandered onto Route 428 in Cormplantern Township and was struck by a car driven by Leroy H. Hart, 38, of Franklin. Hart was uninjured and the car sustained about $500 damage.
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Oil City
Cormplantern
Amy Daugherty
Leroy H. Hart
Franklin
Hart
Pentagon Honors War Newsmen
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird presided over a Pentagon memorial ceremony dedicating a hall to war correspondents. The Correspondents' Corridor was named and stocked with art and memorabilia, and an alcove lists 60 American newsmen and newswomen who died since December 7, 1941, including Ernie Pyle, Robert Capa, Dickie Chapell, and Oliver Noonan.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Secretaries of Defense
U.S
Ernie Pyle
Scipps-Howard
Robert Capa
Life Magazine
Dickie Chapell
Associated Press
Oliver Noonan
Work Release Job Pays Bonus
Meadville story says Alan Oberheim serving time for stealing a car could earn early release by taking a job. He disappeared with a 1969 Plymouth from Barnes Auto Service, prompting police from Crawford and Erie counties to search for him. He is described as 28 years old, 5 feet 3 inches, brown hair and mustache, brown car, plate 951 345.
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Meadville
Alan Oberheim
Crawford County
Jain
Oberheim
P.m
Barnes Auto Service
Erie County
Allegheny Shows Rise In Earnings
Allegheny Airlines reports October net earnings of 1.816 million dollars or 31 cents per share, up from 516 thousand dollars or 11 cents per share a year earlier. Ten-month 1972 earnings reach 5.432 million dollars or 93 cents per share, reversing a 1.994 million dollar loss in 1971. Merger with Mohawk on April 12, 1972 boosts results and excludes Mohawk’s pre merger figures.
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Washington, D.C
Alleghney Airlines Today
Mohawk
Alleghney
Man From God Attacks Princess Anne At London Service
A young man claiming to be from God disrupted a memorial service for Princess Anne at St Martin in the Fields. He slipped past security, sat beside Anne with Prince Philip and Prince Charles, then was quietly removed and not charged by police.
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London
Anne
Church of St. Martin’s-in-the- Fields
Trafalgar Square
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Marine Bank offers free Christmas shopping bags to Master Charge cardholders
Marine Bank promotes free Christmas shopping bags at 16 community offices for Master Charge cardholders and also invites non holders to pick up an application. The ad touts one bill, budget control, no fees, and the convenience of carrying a single card for purchases.
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Marine Bank
Marines
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