Shapp Seeks Presidential Nomination From Pennsylvania Governor
Milton Jerrold Shapp, 63, now governors of Pennsylvania, plans to formally announce his bid for the U S presidency. He rose from a self funded 1966 campaign to win in 1970 and again in last year’s race without personal spending, aided by a Democratic coalition, though his national recognition remains limited.
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Shapp Sees Wide Field As Vote Prospections Rise
Governor hopeful Milton Shapp cites a tough field and party realignments while detailing past corruption probes and legal battles. He argues for federal long term plans, corporate budgeting for government, energy price controls, and reform of housing and education to spur nationwide progress.
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Patty Hearst Separated From SLA Band In Jail Move
Patricia Hearst remains in a San Mateo County jail while her Fugitive SLA cohorts William and Emily Harris are moved to Los Angeles awaiting arraignment on 18 state felony counts. A federal grand jury indicted Steven Soliah linked to Hearst and the diary thefts include bank robbery notes and incidents tied to the April 15, 1974 crime.
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Elm Trees May Be Making Comeback
Washington AP Agriculture Department scientists say elm trees may be making a comeback after Dutch elm disease nearly wiped them out. A new hybrid urban elm resistant to the disease should be available in about three years, developed since 1956 at the shade tree lab in Delaware Ohio from Netherlands and Siberian elm stock. The tree grows fast in various soils, with dark green foliage and tolerance to drought pollution soil compaction and restricted roots, making it suited for cities.
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Delaware
Ohio
Propose Tax Credit For Gas-Saving Car Buyers
The American Automobile Association backs a tax credit for buyers of fuel efficient cars while protecting freedom of choice. It urges voluntary industry action, opposes mandatory seat belts until redesigned, and calls for monitoring CB radio use to curb speed violations without penalizing nonwearers.
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Philadelphia
American Automobile Association
AAA
Invitation for bids Mead Park Development Project Corry PA
Separate sealed bids will be received at the City of Corry Municipal Building for the Mead Park Development Project in Corry, Erie County. Bids due by 8:00 p.m. Oct 20 1975. Documents available from D A Johnson & Associates for $20 per set. Bid guarantees 10 percent. Prevailing wage act applies. City reserves right to reject bids.
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Secretary of Labor and Industry
Edith G. Kerstelter
Reagan Urges Fewer Public Appearances for Safety
Ronald Reagan told a University of Alabama news conference that President Ford and other contenders should limit public appearances to cut assassination risks. He warned attackers seek to foster terrorism, and urged a bipartisan group to set ground rules on reducing appearances.
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Reagan
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