Court setback blocks four year savings rate phaseout
In Washington a federal judge blocked the planned deregulation of interest rate ceilings for savings certificates maturing in four years or more. The ruling favors the U S League of Savings Associations and allows continued ceilings while permitting higher rates for Small Savers certificates, prompting government appeals and a potential plan rethink through August 1, 1986.
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Washington
UPI
Savings and Loan Associations
Savings and Loan
U.S
Gerhard Gesell
U.S. League of Savings Associations
Gesell
Federal agreement eyed for TMI nuclear waste disposal
The Energy Department and Nuclear Regulatory Commission signed a memorandum assigning NRC oversight of high level waste management and decontamination at Three Mile Island. Officials estimate costs near 1 billion dollars and a timeline spanning several years.
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Ashington
UPI
Three Mile Island
Energy Department
Nuc Regulatory Commission
NRC
Witnesses Extend Preliminary Hearing For Dr Gilmore Case
A lengthy witness list delays the Berks County preliminary hearing for Dr Ivin Gilmore accused of murdering his wife Patricia by overdose. Prosecutors said Friday the two day hearing may extend to a third day August 10 to accommodate a forensic pathologist and a police chief. Imore, 59, Muhlenberg Township, was arrested June 19 on murder and assault charges.
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Est Lawn
UPI
Ivin Gilmore
Indicted perjury case employee found dead in home
Lloyd Hickman sixty a state auditor general’s office employee was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot Friday in Donora Pennsylvania Coroner Farrell Jackson ruled death a suicide autopsy showed a single gunshot wound to the head rifle found underneath the body Hickman had been indicted Thursday by a statewide grand jury probing alleged misconduct in the office of Auditor General Al Benedict.
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Donora
UPI
Shington County
Farrell Jackson
Lloyd Hickman
State Auditor General's Office
Hickman
al Benedict
Nurses reject tentative pact at Butler hospital
About 215 striking nurses at Butler County Memorial Hospital rejected a tentative contract agreement by a narrow margin. Negotiator Paul Wallace of the Pennsylvania Nurses Association, representing the on strike staff since July 7, declined to reveal the vote count.
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Butler, Pa
UPI
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Paul Wallace
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
National Steel to raise tin mill product prices six percent
National Steel Corp, the fourth largest U.S. steel maker, announced a about six percent price increase on tin mill products. The hike applies to base prices of single and double-reduced electrolytic tinplate, plate and black plate, effective with shipments September 20.
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Pittsburgh
Dentist Convicted in Killing of Burglary Suspect
John Wahrenberger, a Pittsburgh dentist, was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the 18 year old burglar death amid Pennsylvania’s new deadly force law. Jury deliberated seven hours and sentencing awaits a pre sentence report. Prosecutor said intruders fled and posed no threat. defense argued justified action.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Joseph B. Steele
Wahrenberger
John W. O'Brien
Jeffrey Vargo
Brian D. Hill
Vincent Cardellini
Miracles claim healing of deaf son by Mrs Davis and spa
Karen Davis and T. Cullen Davis discuss their son Chestley’s purported restoration of hearing after an accident. Experts reportedly confirm first-stage recovery as the couple cites baptism and spiritual experiences.
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Dallas
UPS
Karen Davis
T. Cullen Davis
Chestley
Davis
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