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Economy inflation worry Congressmen's constituents
Congress members returning to Washington from a month at home report constituents fear the economy and inflation far more than Watergate. Some lawmakers say the public wants action on food prices and inflation while opinions on Nixon's hearings are mixed and varied.
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Congress
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Senate Watergate Committee
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Associated Press
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Jerome Waldie
California
Nixon
White House
William L. Armstrong
Cole
Sen
James A. McClure
Idaho
McClure
Jerry Litton
D-Mo
Five Pa. districts settle teacher strikes. others continue
Five Pennsylvania districts reach tentative or final pacts ending walkouts as classes resume in Tuscarora Blair Hollidaysburg Allentown Parkland Northern Lehigh. Interboro and Bradford districts keep picket lines, McKeesport teachers threaten Monday strike while talks continue in Lehigh Valley and Bradford.
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Pennsylvania
Tuscarora
Schuylkill County
Hollidaysburg
Blair County
Lehigh County
Allentown
Parkland
Lehigh
Interboro
Philadelphia
Bradford
McKean County
McKeesport
Parkland Teachers Association
Newsprint Shortage Eases But Prices Rise Across US
The U S newsprint supply outlook remains tight as strikes at Canadian mills ease scarcity for now but volumes stay constrained for years. Industry leaders expect demand growth to outpace supply, with prices possibly rising to 200 to 225 per ton, while large papers hold long term contracts and smaller papers face more strain.
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United States
Joseph Prendergast Jr
American Newspaper Publishers Association
U.S
American Paper Institute
Anthony Balloch
Bowaler Inc
Bruce Howe
MacMillan Bloedel
North America
Southland Paper Mills
South
Southwest
Newprint
Tough Job Judging Sparta Fair Queen and Princess
Three judges faced 24 contestants in last night’s Sparta Fair queen and princess competition. The panel included Mrs. Jill Peebles, former Centerville Strawberry Festival Queen, Ben Canfield of WICU-TV, and John Rossbacher of Corry, head of Rossbacher Insurance and Corry Area Fine Arts Council.
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Sparta
Jill Peebles
Centerville
Ben Canfield
Wicu-Tv
John Rossbacher
Corry
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Corry Area
Allegheny Airlines Cuts Buffalo Flight Schedule
Allegheny Airlines reduces Buffalo to New York Toronto Baltimore Detroit and Cleveland flights effective October 1. The carrier will increase Buffalo outbound service to Boston Pittsburgh and St. Louis.
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Allegheny Airlines
Suffalo
Buffalo
New York
Toronto
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Warden Charged in Beating of Venango Inmate
State police charged Venango County jail warden Charles B. Keas with assault and battery of prisoner Craig A. Davis for alleged March 19 abuse. Hearing set for Friday. Sheriff says filing delayed by politics and polygraph issues. three witnesses present during the incident.
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Franklin
Venango County
Charles B. Keas
Charles J. Daley
Robert E. Billingsley
Keas
Craig A. Davis
Davis
David Berenson
Robert Gorman
David
Frank Leta
Leta
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