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Dries Dough: Bank Cashier Uses Iron on Bills in Flood
Robin Gillam, a bookkeeper at Country Club Bank in Kansas City, used an iron to dry damp currency. Floodwaters damaged money and checks stored in the bank vault after the city faced severe flooding Monday.
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Robin Gillam
Country Club Bank
Kansas City
Carter Told To Revise Tax Plan In Washington
Two influential senators warn President Carter he must dramatically revise his tax and rebate proposal or risk derailing the broader energy package. In Jamestown New York, Jacob Thomas, 20, is held for the grand jury after a preliminary hearing on second degree murder charges in the death of his brother Lester James Thomas following a family argument.
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Washington
Carter
Jamestown
N.v
Jacob Thomas
Lester James Thomas
Charles Edward Fagan
Thomas
Douglas A. Eckbloom
Fagan
Lester J. Thomas
Dunkirk
Herbert Thomas
Sadie Thomas
Long
James R. Schlesinger
Finance Committee
Schlesinger
Harry F Byrd
Virginia
Area Sheriff Still Seeks Back Salary
Forest County court arguments over back pay for Sheriff Lee A. Lehman proceed as he sues to compel the county to cover several thousand dollars for nearly eighteen months. Defendants include Forest County Commissioners Elizabeth Mealy and ex-sheriff Harry E. Tucker, with Tucker challenged over residency. Judge Robert Wolfe gave the county ten days to file briefs. no decision date set.
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Tignesta
Forest County
Baga
Robert Wolfe
Lee A. Lehman
Harry E. Tucker
Lehman
Tucker
Elizabeth Mealy
Forest County District Attorney
Edward J. Petrillo
Joseph E. Altomare
Altomare
Wolfe
Elect Corry Man To Head County Group
Marinus Christensen of Corry Savings and Loan was elected president of the Erie County Savings and Loan Association League at the league’s annual meeting in Erie. Over 80 attendees heard Robert Rosenberger of the Pennsylvania League of Savings Associations discuss pending Harrisburg legislation and preview the 100th state league meeting in Philadelphia. Corry attendees included Lloyd Stowe, David L. Nichols, W.F. Rickers, Allen Kuhn, Nelson Thompson, and Walter S. Peake.
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Marinus Christensen
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Erie County Savings and Loan Association League
Corry Association
Maennercher Club
Erie
Robert Rosenberger
Pennsylvania League of Savings Associations
Rosenberger
Harrisburg
State League
Philadelphia
Corry
Christensen
Lloyd Stowe
David L. Nichols
W.F. Rickers
Allen Kuhn
Nelson Thompson
Walter S. Peake
Did Daughter Die From PBB Contamination in Michigan
Raymond Booms and Marjean Booms seek to link their late daughter Christina’s death after open heart surgery to PBB exposure from a Michigan farm. Christina had 200 parts per billion of PBB in her tissues, prompting testing of about 90 children and broader state actions on PBB contamination and carcass disposal.
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Muskegon, Mich
Raymond Booms
Christina Booms
Boor
Marjean
Christina
Michigan
Moorestown
Kalkaska
Mich
Oscoda County
PennDOT Testimony Ties Contributions to Road Work Scrutiny
Testimony links political donations to PennDOT contracts amid claims of personal revenge by a former PennDOT official. Harry Coleman and Alfred Rummel testified about payments in 1970s winter road work. Sacco and Tate face trial in U.S. District Court over alleged extortion of highway operators for Democratic party funds.
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Pittsburgh
Penndot
Indiana
Louis Sacco
Penndot District 10
Harry Coleman
Saltsburg
Alfred Rummel
Smicksburg
Coleman
Sacco
Rummel
Homer City
William Tate
Clymer
U.S
Indiana County Democratic Party
Tate
Probe Possible Murder Try At Warren
Warren Borough police investigate an attempted murder after 21 year old Thomas Peterson of Sykesville was stabbed in the face at a local pub around 1 30 a m He was admitted to Warren General Hospital with facial lacerations in satisfactory condition Police questioned several people and had a suspect in mind with a possible flight to New York State The incident occurred after a brief stay inside the pub and an attacker fled the scene Meanwhile GM announced a 60 million expansion of its Fisher Body No 1 plant in Wyoming Michigan boosting employment by about 230 to about 2700 workers
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Warren — Borough
Thomas Peterson
Sykesville
Warren General Hospital
Peterson
New York State
General Motors Corp
Fisher Body
Wyoming
Mich
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