Italian poet Montale wins 1975 Nobel Prize in Literature
Stockholm reports Eugenio Montale, aged 79, won the 1975 Nobel Prize in Literature. Tokyo dispatch notes China attacking Kissinger's Soviet policy during his Peking visit to rally U.S. opponents of detente. A senior American official says Beijing aims to cement its stance toward Moscow and Washington.
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Sweden
Eugenio Montale
Tokyo
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
United States
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Washington
UN Security Council poised to renew Sinai peacekeeping mandate
The Security Council was expected to adopt a one year renewal of the U N Emergency Force mandate in the Sinai buffer zone the longest such term since the force was created after the 1973 Arab Israeli war to separate Egyptian and Israeli forces in the Suez Canal and Sinai areas.
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Sinai
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Scabies Outbreak Reported in Several Pennsylvania Schools
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources confirms a contagious skin disease outbreak in Clarion and Venango county school districts. Officials say scabies, caused by the itch mite, is not uncommon in schools and not an epidemic. students with rashes are being sent to physicians for treatment.
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Venango
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Cyclist Sanky Killed In Pennsylvania Motorcycle Crash
In New Castle, Pennsylvania, 19 year old David Lloyd Sanky of Lawrence County died after a motorcycle crash. Police said he lost control, struck a utility pole and skidded across the street.
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Penn State Enrollment Rises to 52976 Students
State College Pennsylvania reports full term enrollment at 52 976, a rise of over 1 40 from last year. About 31 600 students attend the University Park campus in Centre County. The university says gifts from private sources exceed 5 million dollars for the year ending June, led by corporations, business and foundations.
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Penn State University
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Centre County
PUC urged to boost budget and staff in utility audit plan
Harrisburg ap report says the Senate Consumer Affairs Committee backs raising the Public Utility Commission budget from 9 million to about 15 million and increasing assessments from 0.2 to 0.3 percent to fund extensive audits of fuel adjustment clauses. The plan would add salaries for four commissioners and the chairman, with modest higher bills for consumers.
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Public Utility Commission
Senate
PUC
Senate Consumer Affairs Committee
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Pennsylvania
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Franklin Kury
Northumberland
Kury Sai
Home Heating Costs Seen Rising With Conditions Varying
Area fuel distributors anticipate higher winter heating costs though not as steep as last year. National Fuel Gas reports no general rate increase, but the fuel cost adjustment will rise with colder months. Industrial users face 4.5 percent cutbacks, and FCA stands at 70 cents per 1 000 cubic feet as winter begins. Electric heat FCA may stay near last year’s level, while coal prices have risen about five dollars per ton.
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National Fuel Gas Distribution Corporation
Erie
National Fuel Gas
Hill
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Warren
Erie County
Ezra Baer
Penelec
Coyotes blamed for lamb losses across Western states
A USDA survey estimates coyotes killed 735000 lambs and 280000 breeding sheep last year in western states. The study covers 15 states including Colorado, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, California, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas and Wyoming. The report notes that overall losses from all causes reached about two million.
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Agriculture Department
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Congress
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Arizona
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Nebraska
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Egg Production Rises Slightly in September
Washington AP report says 5.26 billion eggs were produced in September, up 1 percent from a year earlier as laying hens fell but yielded more eggs. By Oct 1 daily output averaged 63.3 eggs per 100 birds, versus 62.2 last year, with prices around 75 cents per dozen and expectations of stable winter prices.
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Agriculture Department
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