Labor camp rules watered down by farmers aided bill
Harrisburg lawmakers bend to established farmers as House amendments weaken a proposed tightening of migrant labor camp regulation. Crew leaders would run camps, penalties cut, inspections reduced, and a 15 day limit could shield owners from frequent checks. Officials warn enforcement collapse and more unlicensed camps.
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President of CBS Found Dead in New York Home
Charles T. Chick Ireland Jr., president of Columbia Broadcasting System, was found dead at his CBS New York residence. He was 51 and likely died of natural causes, police said. Ireland joined CBS October 1, 1971 after a career as lawyer and executive, born April 14, 1921 in Boston and a Yale Law graduate.
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Viet Firepower Slacken, Blockade Linked Report
Washington officials say North Vietnam’s firepower may be slackening after Nixon’s blockade order. Indicators include reduced shelling at An Loc, drop in surface to air missile firings, mined ports, and rail bombing. Officials caution no proven cause and note no Soviet airlift activity detected.
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House Rejects Extending Sunday Liquor Sales
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania House voted 143 to 39 against a bill to extend Sunday liquor sales until midnight. The measure would have allowed liquor licensees with food sales making up more than 40 percent of revenue to sell past the current 10 p.m. limit.
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US Warplanes Pound Viets Bomb Tunnel Near Chinese Border
U S warplanes intensified raids in North Vietnam with the heaviest in three weeks. A bomber group guided a bomb into a 600 foot tunnel on the northeast rail line 20 miles south of the Chinese border. In Saigon area, fighting after the Communist push near Trang Bang and ongoing Marine operations in Quang Tri Province reported.
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Hospital Seeks Booze License for Patients
Providence Hospital in Cincinnati has asked Ohio state authorities for a liquor license. Wine has been served to some patients since opening about a year ago, with physicians approving about 6 percent of patients daily. The permit would let the hospital sell beer and wine and offer a carryout service.
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Clinic To Offer Free Screening Tests In Garmantown
GARMANTOWN Health group H.E.A.R.T. Inc will open its clinic on Route 219 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday to provide free screening tests. A doctor will administer the tests, and the clinic operates the second Friday of each month as the group continues its membership drive.
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Conviction Of District Man Upheld In Cable Bribe Case
AP reports Robert McKee, ex Johnstown Pa city councilman, loses appeal over conspiracy to travel in furtherance of a bribe and two counts. Trial linked him with Kenneth Tompkins and J Howard Deardorff over a $15,000 Tele Promptor bid for a cable franchise in 1966. Court affirms verdict. Clark, Lumbard, Kaufman concur.
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Tele- PromptTer Corp
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Supreme Court
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Big Ad
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Irving R. Kaufman
Noo
Armstrong Explains Funding and Teacher Strike Impact
Armstrong officials warn that funding reductions may total $486,000 over two years if the 180 school days cannot be completed by the fiscal year end. Seniors at seven high schools will graduate June 20. About 550 Armstrong Education Association members walked off the job amid a contract dispute, defying a court order to return to work. The union seeks current year pay raises and an acceptable contract, marking the fourth walkout since 1970. A two hour bargaining session yielded limited progress. no date for the next talks.
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Bank Bandits Still At Large After North Side Heist
Four bandits opened fire and fled after holding up a North Side branch of a national bank on Wednesday. Two armed men remained at large as authorities pursued leads. The incident disrupted banking hours and prompted police to seal off surrounding streets while a search continued.
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