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Arson Possible In Berkeley Fire
Dozens of Berkeley Hills homes burned in the worst East Bay fire since 1923. Officials reported 37 homes destroyed and 12 damaged over 200 acres east of UC Berkeley. Firefighters faced gusty winds as residents evacuated and KPFA FM went off air.
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Red Cross Directors to Attend Buffalo Anniversary Meet
Representatives of the Corry Chapter of the American Red Cross will attend a September 30 Buffalo event marking the 20th anniversary of the Buffalo Blood Center. Local officials Robert Grice William Donaldson Lester Lopus and Edward Kinley were chosen to represent Corry at the all day session. George C Lawson the area’s top blood donor with seven gallons and seven pints will accompany them. Also packed for servicemen in Vietnam were duty bags sent today. In August the chapter aided 20 servicemen and one veteran, Mrs Helen Davidson secretary said.
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Corruption Rampant In Local Food Stamps Handling Agencies
Washington AP report cites Agriculture Department sources describing weak and fraudulent food stamp administration in some areas. Officials warn of crackdown after investigations into ineligible or fictitious enrollments. cases span local authorities and grand juries, with Chicago Philadelphia and San Antonio noted. The program has grown to 6.9 million beneficiaries, expanding under Nixon era policy.
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Senate Pollution Vote Targets Cars and Emissions
The Senate passed a broad air pollution bill 73-0 aimed at public health with strict deadlines and penalties. It would force auto makers to produce cars emitting 90 percent fewer pollutants by January 1, 1976, potentially closing lines or factories if unmet, while allowing a one year extension with proof of good faith efforts.
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Pittsburgh Banks Cut Prime Rate to 7.4 Percent
Pittsburghs three largest banks Pittsburgh National Western National and Mellon Bank and Co lowered their prime rate to 7.4 percent from 8 percent. Financiers view the cut as part of a national trend toward a softer commercial credit stance. The banks extend the rate to top corporate customers.
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House Bill Eases State Pot Laws Passes In Early Session
Harrisburg AP The House extended a two week pre election session by passing 20 bills including a new narcotics code and defeating a bill to financially aid Pennsylvania's 800 school districts. The session stretched eight hours with a three hour recess as the final hour neared.
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Meadville Man Pleads Guilty to Murder and Manslaughter
Loren Black of Meadville pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and murder in general in Crawford County Court. He admitted to deaths of Mr. and Mrs. George Whitesell and their 3-year-old son William from a February fire at their Meadville home. The judge will hear evidence without a jury to decide first or second degree murder. The hearing followed a dismissed four jurors panel for the murder arson trial and recessed proceedings until Friday for further procedure research.
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Loren Black
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