Status Of State Bills On Shapp's Desk
The Pennsylvania governor faces 142 bills awaiting action, with deadlines reaching December 30. Major undecided items include Clean and Green tax breaks, Busing limits, Eavesdropping ban, Disability power transfer, Child Abuse reporting, and a new sentencing code. Outlooks vary from approval to uncertain, with possible item vetoes on projects and approval on minor vehicle fees.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
Milton J. Shap
China
Shapp's Moves Spark VP Speculation in 1976
Reports suggest Governor Shapp may be eyed for the Democratic vice presidential nomination in 1976. Observers point to his Kansas City delegation chairmanship, post-election China trip, and involvement in national issues like the truckers strike as supporting signs. His aides deny active promotion, emphasizing a strong role for Pennsylvania in national politics.
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Harrisburg
State Senate
House
Shapp
Kansas
City
Kansas City
China
U.S. Senate
Ed Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Retirements Noted For Corry Jamestown Corp Leader
Dalton J. Weidner of 51 Elk Street is retiring from the Corry Jamestown Corporation. The maintenance department leader concludes more than 26 years of service, with all work in maintenance, effective tomorrow.
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Dalton J. Weidner
Elk Street
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Weidner
Pay More Get Less For Candy In 1975
Sugar and cocoa costs push candy prices up as 10 cent bars rise to 15 or 20 cents. Cocoa bean prices climb from 26 cents to over 1 a pound since 1971, while refined sugar goes from 10–11 cents to over 60 cents. Industry warns production will drop next year as costs tighten margins and prices rise.
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Larry Margasak
Associated Press
Hershey Foods Corp
Chocolate Manufacturers’ Association
McLean
United Mine Workers aimed to approve soft coal contract
UMW officials launched a field campaign to win ratification of a three year soft coal contract amid a near three week national strike that has idled tens of thousands. secret balloting by 120,000 members is planned Monday with results expected that night.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
Miller
Logan County
Letters to the Editor AN EXCEPTION
A trio of letters critique political influence of wealth in government, warn of plutocracy, and accuse officials and preachers of corruption. Jan M. Van Dresar of Wayne Street questions oilmen’s sway and inflation, W P Mansfield of Russell accuses televangelists of exploiting seniors, and Mr. and Mrs. Worth Hammond of Meadville condemn police inconsistency over parking enforcement.
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Jan M. van Dresar
Wayne Street
Corry
Worth Hammond
Meadville
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State Human Relations Commission
Outlook
Jamestown
N.Y
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Firch Baking Co
Agriculture and Markets
Foote Avenue
Vine Ciy Dairy
Westfield
Russell Frey
Attorney General's Office
KODAK
Rochester — Eastman Kodak Co
Meu Ean
Uma
Lennix Duracurve
J. Peterson and Son
South
First Avenue
Cite
Lemme Ceaer
Tel
Beckley
West Virginia
Bellaire
Ohio
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Dee Wilson
Miss Wilson
Ford
W.P. Mansfield Russell
Columbia Pictures
Rastar Pictures
Barbra Streisand
Corry Journal
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry, PA
Pease
Adress
Verna
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