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Draft E OmMpass Journey Through African Railways
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Swine Flu Vaccine Rollout Begins in Corry
A large truck trailer carries swine flu vaccine and immunization materials for a statewide campaign starting this week. Initial doses target chronically ill and elderly residents with a kickoff in Corry on October 15 at Corry Memorial Hospital for eligible seniors and chronically ill individuals.
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October Foods That Save Money in State College
A Penn State consumer marketing specialist highlights seasonal buys for October. Beef and poultry supplies, especially beef, broiler fryer chickens, and turkeys, remain plentiful, with expected price rises next year. Potatoes, apples, pears, grapes, canned peaches, and frozen vegetables offer favorable values. careful storage of potatoes prevents sprouting and greening and preserves flavor.
Strikes Declined In Pennsylvania In 1975
AP reports U S Labor Statistics show idle work days from strikes fell by over a million in 1975, with total strikes dropping from 721 in 1974 to 654. In Pittsburgh 140 strikes idled 30,000 workers, the lowest since 1968, while Philadelphia had 134 stoppages affecting nearly 59,000 workers and about 750,000 lost days.
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U.S. Department of Labor
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Public resistance limits pay hike action in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg legislators resist moving on proposed pay raises as the Commonwealth Compensation Commission recommends salaries of 18720, up from 15000, with $37500 expenses. Senators voice mixed views and call for patience until after the November elections, while some push for a special session to vote on the plan.
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Delaware
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Westmoreland
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Supreme Court Opens New Term With Major Cases
The Supreme Court begins a term with arguments on 23 states challenge to overrule Miranda rights, plus cases on sex race and religious housing discrimination employment law beer sales and public housing issues. Also scheduled are disputes on Hasidic reapportionment and pregnancy disability pay.
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Vikings Find Much On Mars Yet No Signs Of Life
In Pasadena, two Viking rovers have greatly expanded knowledge of Mars but still found no Martians. Early results suggested life, yet tests failed and explanations point to an odd chemical system. NASA scientists caution Vikings examined only two tiny areas and advocate a mobile Viking with better instruments to explore Findlings of Vikings 7 and 2.
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Manpower Aides Fear Job Losses In Erie
In Erie, Paul Clancey Jr. of the Office of Manpower Services warns of potential layoffs without federal funding. He notes Congress overrode President Ford’s veto on a 56.6 billion bill aiding Labor Health Education and Welfare, supplying a 1977 grant of 959,801 dollars to fund job training for at least 639 people. The grant includes 330,000 for the Opportunities Industrialization Center and stipends of 1.50 per hour for some enrollees in local training programs.
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Credit lines to Portugal and Egypt boost U S aid programs
The Agriculture Department established a 1.1 million dollar credit line to Portugal under its export credit sales program for moving U S breeding cattle overseas and added 15.4 million dollars to the 104 million Food for Peace credit sales agreement on wheat and flour to Egypt while other items discuss Mars missions and a Pittsburgh school secretaries strike.
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