Fight Opens on Gas Heat Permits in Pa Public Utility Hearing
A fight before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission opened yesterday at the Erie County Courthouse over how the Pennsylvania Gas Company issues home heating permit permits. Samuel Baker argues the plan discriminates against applicants and withholds service to those installing heating units without permits. About 400 residents have received similar notices, Baker contends, and he seeks access to the company’s books though the request was denied.
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Pennaylvania Gas Company
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Alsy
Samuel Baker
Erle County
Hig Ab
Baker
Erle
PUG
Increase Teachers' Pay Pittsburgh Board approves raise and bond
The Pittsburgh School Board voted to raise teachers' salaries by 100 dollars annually and to float a two million dollar bond issue to fund improvements. The actions reflect the district's push to attract and retain staff while financing school enhancements through new debt.
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Pittsburgh
Youth Given Suspended DA Won't Talk Case
A 17 year old Dunkirk youth received a suspended sentence of up to ten years as a youthful offender and two years probation for first degree grand larceny, with judge Hugh Bodine presiding. Other defendants included Robert Crimming and Gerald Gackman facing robbery and weapon charges, and Benedict Hamilton on a March 3 arrest notice. A state police report on the October 9 slot machine case is being reviewed by McLoughlin who may pursue prosecutions. the machines’ destruction is expected to be handled by deputies tied to David Kohn.
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Dunkirk
Hugh V. N. Bodine
Harry @. Bickhart
Robert P Crimming
West Biilcott
Gerald Gackman
James~town
Gurl F. Lind
Jamestown
Burl E. Sherman
Faloner
James Scharlo
Carrollton
William M. Lucas
Sinclairville
Benedict Hamilton
Roosevelt, Ky
Bodine
Louis Yillé
TA Ceangnan Cuiwesney
McLoughlin
Indievidusl
McLaughlin
David
Kohn
Wtorney
Pennsylvania
Clairton Hunter Free on Suspended Sentence
Earl B. Christo fel a 45-year-old Clairton hunter for wounding a boy in a groundhog incident. Judge Sara M. Soffel fined him 200 dollars and costs, imposed a one-year suspended sentence, and revoked his hunting license for five years. Christofel pleaded guilty to wounding Howard Cupples, 12.
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Aedomeeny
Pittsburgh
Earl B. Christofel
Clairton
Hunter
Cody
Sara M. Soffel
Christofel
Howard Cupples
Lawyers' Right To Buy Information Upheld
Pittsburgh. A federal district judge upheld lawyers' right to buy information about prospective jurors from investigators. The ruling overruled attorney Hymen Schlesinger's claim that the practice intimidates jurors. The decision arose in a damage suit by Mrs. Paul How, widow of a U S Steel riverboat crewman who died in 1945. the firm won the case in two trials.
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Arsue Crownee
Pittsburgh
Hymen Schlesinger
Owen M. Burns
Paul How
U.S. Steel Corp
Si Company
Schlesinger
Jarnopolis Gunfire Incident Reported Near Hospital
A man fired twice into a brush heap on August 2 in Jarnopolis. Authorities transported a boy to Mekhevsporl Hospital where twelve pellets were removed from his back. Police are investigating the shooting.
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Jarnopolis
Mekhevsporl
Iran Breaks Diplomatic Tact With Britain in Tehran
Iran completed a diplomatic break with Britain after Premier Mossadegh announced Tehran’s decision to sever relations over Britain’s rejection of his terms in the 19 month dispute tied to nationalization of a major Anglo Iranian oil concern. The British charge d affaires in Tehran received formal notice of the move.
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London
Iran
Witth Briton
Foreign Office
Mohammed Mossalegn
Tehran
Tnt
Britain
Dollip Angki
Toiay
Mohammed Madjeg Davis
Trabian
As Tutres
Four Construction Projects Shut Down Today in Pittsburgh
Four major state construction projects halted as AFL Building Trades Council debates temporary work for about 3,000 members until November 10 at sub prevailing wages. The sites include Mayview, Woodville, and Dixmont State Hospitals and the Pensitincola Parkway with state officials set to discuss the move with AFL leaders on November 10.
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Pittsburgh
AFL Building Trades Council
Mayview
Woodville
Dixmont
AFT
Unibuists
Withdrawal of Brisins mission from Teh nin
The complete withdrawal of Bris sins diplomatic mission from Teh nin. Similarly the pullout of her nine man mission from Lan son.
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Brissin
Tehnin
Lan
Son
Warren Sees Need for Flecting Eisenhower Leadershi
Earl Warren declared in Philadelphia that only Dwight D. Eisenhower can provide credible leadership for peace. He argued no living figure matches Eisenhower's ability to steer the country through the perils ahead and urged his return to national leadership.
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Eisenhower
California
Gay
Earl Warren
Warren
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Chicago
Lnstrummer
George F. May Freed on Contempt Count
George F. May of Chicago, a businessman, was acquitted of contempt of Congress charges. Judge Bernita Matthews ruled May acted within his constitutional rights in refusing to answer questions from the Senate Crime Investigating Committee that could involve him in federal prosecution. May appeared before the committee on May 28 and faced many questions.
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George F. May
Chicago
Matthews
May
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Crime Investigazing Committee
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