Move On To Legalize Bingo In Pennsylvania
AP reports a plan by East Liberty Democrat Joseph Rhodes Jr to legalize bingo in Pennsylvania under a state gambling commission. The bill would license service groups, tax gross receipts, and control bingo equipment, aiming to channel funds to state needs and curb illegal play while keeping private bingo outlawed. Church officials and fire departments run profitable games, with parish schools relying on bingo revenues. reactions vary from cautious support to strong opposition based on crime concerns.
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Lamony Letter From 1850s California Gold Rush Found
A 1964 possession of Mrs. Bernard Porter reveals a letter by Seth Sprague Lamony from Georgetown Cal to his wife Harriet Tubbs Lamony Col umbus Township Ohio during the California Gold Rush. He notes health, plans to stay, sending money, and describes prospecting, deer hunting, and family questions from their children. Part details come from Eunice Lamony, cousin to Lois Sickler.
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Florence) Porter
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Lois Sickler
Heinz To Double Spending In Senate Campaign
U S Rep John Heinz will spend about twice as much as opponent Rep Bill Green in the U S Senate race. Heinz has spent about 1 million so far and may spend double that before the November 2 election. Green has spent 460000 and will rise to about 800000 by election day. Most of Heinz funds come from his own pocket while about 25000 of Green's funds are from others. The two treasurers released figures ahead of federal filings due next Saturday. Heinz has spent 290000 on statewide TV ads while Green has spent 145000.
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Polluters Held Accountable in Kepone Fine Case
In Richmond, two firms and two individuals face penalties totaling over 17 million dollars for Kepone pollution of the James River. Allied Chemical Corp. pays 13.2 million. Life Science Products 3.8 million but cannot pay. Former Allied workers Moore and Flundtoite receive 25 thousand each and five years’ probation. The judge hints possible reductions after 90 days if remedies prove effective.
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