Politicized LCB Hearings Highlight Jaffars Testimony
Harrisburg AP report notes charges that politics tainted the Liquor Control Board and that high state officials received gift liquor. Alexander Jaffars resumes testimony before the House Liquor Control Committee, detailing alleged influence by legislators and Gov. Shapp. He named 13 legislators and aides, and criticizes pricing and bid practices while hinting at a Thrifty Beverage distributorship case and gift liquor probes.
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Delaware
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Thrifty Beverage Beer
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Thrifty
the Liquor Board
Prince Philip Bumps Backseat Ride at Victory Show
Prince Philip of England preferred the rear seat after being foiled in driving a four horse coach during a celebratory show. The prince, an experienced coachman, was escorted to the back as the chetvyovka circled the track twice, visibly irritated. Offered a troika ride later, he declined with no thanks.
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Soviet seeks direct deals with top US chemical firms
Moscow outlines 1976 80 plan to expand trade with American chemical companies. Chemical Minister Leonid Kostandov told McGraw-Hill editors that USSR officials want direct talks with senior US executives to craft mutually beneficial agreements.
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OAS poised to end Cuba embargo amid Latin shifts
A special OAS committee signals readiness to end the Cuba embargo. Twelve nations oppose the U S stance while democracies in the region back change as Venezuela and Costa Rica push proposals to dilute or alter the embargo framework. The United States vows to follow collective action but seeks a two thirds vote to terminate the embargo.
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Prisoner 18 Tries Death in Venango Jail Cell
David Lamberton, 18, Oil City, an inmate at Venango County jail, attempted suicide by hanging with a bed sheet in his cell late Friday. He had been ordered to serve an indefinite term at Camp Hill after a larceny conviction. two fellow prisoners, Harold Weaver and Craig Davis, were present. Lamberton was hospitalized in Franklin and later returned to the county jail pending transfer.
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Keas
Harold Weaver
Seneca
Craig Davis
Franklin
Franklin Hospital
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Emergency contacts and discharged patients listed at Corry Memorial
Corry Memorial Hospital and Sol 464L Ambulance Service notes include emergency contact names and addresses such as Mrs Gerald Kerr and Mrs Warren White, plus discharged patients Larry Barton Ruth Barton Walter Johnson and others from Ripley Corry Spartansburg and nearby towns. The list covers multiple street addresses in Mayville Centerville Spar tansburg Sherman Titusville and surrounding areas.
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Gerald Kerr
Mott Street
Warren White
North Center Street
Clifford Proper
West Pleasant Street
Pauline Schiller
Mayville
N.Y
Irma Ott
Wright Street
Scott Reed
Richard Reed
R.D
Corry
Floyd Coy
East Sixth Street
Alonso Mcintosh
Ripley
Henry Butcher
Olive Schooley
Donald Hulings
Centerville
Tina
Arthur Giacoma
Willis Brown
Colonial Terrace
Mary Helliker
Spartansburg
Bertha Tompkins
Sherman
Nellie Reed
Titusville
Larry Barton
Spring Creek
Walter Johnson
Shady Avenue
Lewis Hellyer
Ruth Barton
Rocky Grove Coach Quits Over Strike
Dan Gallegos resigned as Rocky Grove High School tennis coach in protest of the impasse between the Valley Grove School Board and the Valley Grove Teachers Association. He will remain as a special education teacher and quit junior high basketball. coaching staff will halt practices until a contract is reached. Pickets attended at the high school and Rocky Grove Elementary School during a morning meeting with teachers on the line.
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Rocky Grove
Dan Gallegos
Rocky Grove High School
Valley Grove
Valley Grove Teachers Association
Teachers' Association
Corry Ordinances on Second Avenue Vacating Street and Grade Changes
The City of Corry introduced Ordinance No 1186 vacating a portion of Second Avenue in the Fourth Ward to support Southwest Corry Urban Renewal Project Pa R-332. It also introduced Ordinance No 1187 approving grade changes on Third and Fourth Avenues linked to project improvements. both ordinances note no costs to property owners and repeal conflicting ordinances. Sealed bids for 12 tons of chlorine in ton cylinders were invited, with specifications available from the City Engineer and bids due by September 17, 1973.
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Edith G
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Douglas D, Rozelle
Third Avenue
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Southwest Corry
Erin County
Main Street
Edith G. Kerstetter
Duglas D Rozelle
Edith Kerstetter
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