Love and Macdonald to discuss Canada energy tensions
Former Colorado governor and Nixon energy adviser John A. Love meets Canadian Energy Minister Donald Macdonald in Ottawa to address energy disputes. They will discuss Canada tax on crude oil exports, possible natural gas export cuts, and extending the interprovincial oil pipeline to Montreal.
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Donald Macdonald
Canada
Montreal
United States
UAW set to strike Ford if contract talks fail
The United Auto Workers threaten a Friday strike with 185000 Ford production workers if no new three year national contract is agreed. UAW President Leonard Woodcock and Ford VP express optimism a deal before the deadline. In Miami Beach, ILAs Thomas Gleason seeks AFL-CIO support for a Soviet cargo boycott amid a Middle East cease-fire. He cites Arab oil cutbacks tied to U.S. shipments to Israel and says unions could pressure Moscow to resume oil flows.
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Rise
Miami Beach
Fla
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Gleason
United States
U.S
Israel
Moscow
State Briefs Highlight Transport Rules and Tax Evasion
Transportation Secretary Jacob Kassab criticizes federal inaction on banning 14 foot wide mobile homes while Pennsylvania faces competitive disadvantage. Trucker fuel abuse claimed to drain millions in tax revenue as heating fuel escapes diesel levies. Carnegie Mellon chief questions public university funding effects on private schools. Philadelphia reporter Harry Karafin dies in prison from cancer. A murder case defendant seeks new trial. A public aid bill for accident victims fails in the Senate.
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Jacob Kassab
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Kassab
Washington
Death Penalty Bill Should Pass In Pa Senate
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Senate is poised to pass a death penalty bill with changes after four months of study. The measure, approved 14-1 by the Judiciary Committee, would impose capital punishment in nine murder categories with a two step jury process and mitigating factors potentially reducing to life imprisonment. Governor Shapp indicated willingness to sign, but details remain unsettled. The piece also notes other legislative actions and a high school musical notice.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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Louis Hill
Philadelphia
Hill
U.S. Supreme Court
General Assembly
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Dauphin County
Good Samaritans
Supreme Court
Gama
Louis Coppersmith
Dcambria
Eavesdropping Bill for Electronic Bugging Heads to House
Harrisburg AP reports a bill by 24 lawmakers would outlaw most electronic eavesdropping actions. It proposes a $5,000 fine or two years in jail for secretly listening to others and mirrors wiretapping law. House Minority Leader Herbert Fineman backs the measure.
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Harrisburg
State House
House
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
Space Visitors Prank Fined In Arkansas Case
Jonesboro AP two men from Bono were fined 25 dollars each plus 24.80 in costs for malicious mischief after impersonating visitors from outer space on U.S. 53 near Bono. Judge suspended 30 day jail terms for Stanley Ray Burdyshaw age 18 and William Don Wilson age 21.
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Ark
Outer Space
John States
Stanley Ray Burdyshaw
William Don Wilson
Bono
Daniel Oldham
Bill Finley
Craighead County
U.S. 53
Here
Oldham
Finley
Delinquent School Taxes Inquiries At Corry District Office
Until further notice, any inquiry concerning delinquent school taxes should be made at the administrative office of the Corry Area Schools, 800 East South Street, Corry, Pa. Phone 664-4677. Any and all payments of delinquent school taxes should be made at the same office payable to Corry Area Schools.
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Corry Area
East South Street
Corry
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