06 Mar 1975
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1975
Page
1
Washington AP reports after two weeks of debate the Senate moves toward changing filibuster rules. A three fifths majority would enable debate limits, replacing two thirds voting on most changes. Majority support emerged in recent votes, with opposition citing minority rights concerns as discussions proceed.
Bruce Kimball assistant dean at Dartmouth College was attacked by a masked assailant who slapped a custard pie into his face during a college judiciary committee meeting. The plate bore the inscription Victim No 3 a dean Who's next as the campus endures a pie throwing fad.
The Caspian Sea in Russia is a saline water body fed by several large rivers. High evaporation rates raise the water's salinity, making its composition effectively a high saline content lake.
U S District Judge Clifford Scott Green refused to overturn the consent decree governing Pennsylvania State Police cadet selection, finding no justification for white plaintiffs. The ruling upholds minority quota targets and test-score based admissions for the March 6 class, amid a long-running class action by William Bolden III and others challenging the police hiring and promotion procedures.
Harrisburg AP A state Insurance Department official fired this week over an alleged conflict of interest says he will appeal to the Civil Service Commission. William J. Kuntz former director of the bureau of licensing says he did nothing wrong and that the firing stems from a loan to a rockwood backed bank linked to a regulator. The case ties to Rockwood Insurance Co and Keystone Bank, with prosecutors and a House committee pressed for further inquiries into insurance regulation.
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