Vatican Delists Saints In New Global Calendar
The Vatican outputs a revised list of saints removing many early Christian names from the annual feast calendar set to take effect January 1. The decree cites uncertainty over historic existence, affecting names like Christopher Barbara Lucia and Saint Barbara, while noting some names remain in use despite the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Pasquale Columbus
Rocco Columbus
Vatican
Columbus
Christopher
Barbara
Alexis
Anastasia
Paul VI
Philomena
Paraxedes
Prisca
Kittanning Firm Wins GSA Honor
Harrisburg AP reports nine Pennsylvania firms received General State Authority honors at a Friday night dinner attended by about 600 contracting representatives. Awards praised extra effort by firms like Dick Corporation Pittsburgh and Limback Company Pittsburgh for university and state college facilities, with firms in Harrisburg Erie Wilkes Barre and York cited for architecture and design categories. No award was made in the engineering simple design category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
General State Authority
Perrin C. Hamilton
Property and Supplies
James D. Logan
GSA
Logan
Commonwealth
Dick Corporation of Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Limback Company of Pittsburgh
Hillman Library
Herre Brothers Inc
Pennsylvania State University
John Z. Barton Inc
York
Mansfield State College
Henry T. Gray and Associates
Erie, Infirmary
Edinboro State College
Anthony C. Melone
Wilkes- Barre
Francis Slocum State Park
Luzerne
Prack and Prack
Pittsburgh
California State College
Woman Held in Death of Infant Son in Pittsburgh Suburb
Police in Bellevue arrested 21 year old Marion Nest Paul Fridgy after a hospital report led to a shallow grave in a cardboard box behind a home. She is charged with murdering her infant son and was jailed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bellevue
Marion Nest Paul Fridgy
Protest over obsolete gas shipment by Army plans
Washington AP Rep George Goodling of Pennsylvania protests Army plans to move obsolete poisonous gas across the United States for dumping in the Atlantic Ocean. He cites a January 23 Grantham Pennsylvania derailment involving 14 freight cars including four cars with Class A explosive shells and white phosphorus shells.
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Washington
George Goodling
R-Pa
Atlantic Ocean
Goodling
Grantham
Court OKs Absentee Ballot Ruling in Northumberland Dispute
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed a June 4 ruling on 97 disputed absentee votes for Democrat Oscar E. Kehler in a Northumberland County Board of Commissioners seat dispute dating from 1967. It held Kehler filed within the two-day limit due to a 1959 statutory amendment. The court also dismissed a petition contesting Democrat W. Louis Copperfield’s state senate win, upheld murder convictions, and approved post conviction rulings in other cases across Dauphin Fayette and Lycoming counties.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Northumberland County
High Court
Special County Court of Common Pleas
Board of County Commissioners
Special Court
Oscar E. Kehler
Kehler
Er Court
W. Louis Copperfield
Cambria
Westmoreland
Richard J. Green
Cambria County
State Supreme Court
Michael J. Eagen
High
Leon Righbour
Harrrisburg
Dauphin
Supreme Court
Roberts
Jones
John C. Bell, Jr
Fayette County
Ralph Hughes
Eva Mae Moser
Union
Lycoming County Court
Joseph T. Servey
Servey
Pomeroy
Greystone
Williamsport
Soldier Arrives for Duty at Clark Air Base Philippines
Richard P. Zottola son of Mr and Mrs Richard A Zottola 545 Washington St Indiana has reported for duty at Clark AB Philippines as a radio repairman after service at Tachikawa AB Japan He is a graduate of Indianas Area Senior High School His wife Donna is daughter of Mrs Mary Lowman of Pittsburgh Classified ad note
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Richard P. Zottola
Richard A. Zottola
Washington St
Indiana
Clark AB
Philippines
Zottola
Tachikawa AB
Japan
Indianas Area Senior High School
Donna
Mary Lowman
Pittsburgh
Pickets strike at Youngstown grocers
About 200 members of Teamsters Local 377 staged a strike in Youngstown demanding higher wages and better working conditions at seven wholesale grocery companies in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, Ohio
Teamsters Local 377
Youngstown
Ohio County Jail Break Thwarted
Cleveland AP Sheriff Kreiger initially said a black militant plot to free murder defendant Fred Evans spurred a jail escape plan. He later retracted the claim, saying no such plot existed. The plan reportedly involved 21 men, including Evans co-defendants Leslie Jackson John Hardrick and Alfred Thomas, with timing tied to Evans trial. Evans, 37, faces seven counts of first degree murder for July shootings in Glenville.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Ralph E. Kreiger
Kreiger
Fred ‘Ahmed” Evans
Evans
Leslie Jackson
John Hardrick
Alfred Thomas
Edward Payne
Glenville
Erie man killed in Harborcreek car crash
A young Erie man, James R. Stewart, 2B, died when his car skidded on a curve on U S 20 in Harborcreek Township. Police say the vehicle struck utility poles, crashed into a concrete garage, and collapsed into rubble.
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Wreck Erie
Erie
U.S. 20
Harborcreek
James R. Stewart
Iest
Bids Opened for 17 Road and Bridge Projects Nationwide
Harrisburg AP reports the state Highways Department opened bids totaling 34 million dollars for 17 road and bridge improvements across 16 counties. The Penny Lincoln Interchange project near Pittsburgh led at 16.42 million, with bids from Glasgow Inc and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Department
Pittsburgh
Indiana
U.S. 422
Cherryhill
Penn Run
Putman & Greene, Inc
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allegheny
Rosslyn Farms
Carnegie
Glasgow, Inc
Glenside
Beaver
Midland
Industry
Tri - State Asphalt Corp
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Bedford
U.S
Juniata
Napier
New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co, Inc
New Enterprise
Butler
Connoquessing Creek
Forward
Ram Construction Co
Bethel Park
Youth Killed In Rural St Marys Area Crash
An 18 year old Elk County high school senior, Robert Gigliotti of Johnsonburg, was killed when his car left a rural road east of St. Marys. Police said there were no witnesses to the accident and that he apparently missed a curve on the country road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Marys
Elk County
Robert Gigliotti
Johnsonburg
Pa Welfare Dept May Be Sued Over Pennhurst Abuse
The Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children hired a lawyer to study suing the state Welfare Department over alleged abuse at Pennhurst State School and Hospital. After an 11 month investigation, the group will decide on action to close Pennhurst or compel its continuation, voiced at the 19th annual meeting in Pittsburgh. Harold Nathan urged the association to be counted, noting nineteen years of hope and negotiation without improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Association For ‘Retarded Children
State Welfare Department
Pennhurst State School
Philadelphia
Pennhurst
Pennsylvania Association For
Harold Nathan
Association
Pennsylvania
World currency system under strain amid repeated crises
The piece analyzes the global fixed exchange rate system rooted in Bretton Woods, noting West Germany and France as current stressed cases, and considering options from free-floating rates to wider one per cent bands while stressing the need for sustainable balances among nations.
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New York
West Germany
Bretton Woods
N.H
Charles de ‘Gaude
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Associated Press
Santa Lucia
Lucy
St. Barbara
New Catholic Encyclopedia
Dioscorus
Christophers
Globe
Ness
Romandiola
St. Francis of
Christopher Maccassodor
Kittanning Firm
Northumberland
Lawrence A. Williams
Herbert B. Cohen
Samuel J. Roberts
Benjamin R. Jones
Gazette
Indiana University
New York City
J. Bracken Burns
IUP
Ronald Gross
Somerset
Michael Horwath
Bethlehem
Edith George
Creekside
Catherine Leonard
Cherry Tree
Lehigh University of Bethlehem
Bechtel
Ohio County
Inding Area
Church of the Brethren
Route 286
A. M. Baskin
S. Mantine
LPN
Tor
Barbara Anderson
Spring Church
Vera Crawford
Apollo
Mildred Dobrosky
Avonmore
Margaret Donahoe
Glen Campbell
Kathleen George
Barbara Hartman
Cheryl Huston
Blairsville
Lorraine James
Rural Valley
Clara Jewart
Clymer
Carol Kaminski
Johnstown
Roberty Kanarr
Commodore
Margaret Miller
Marion Center
Mary E. Morgan
Edman
Susan Ngagle
Marian Rearick
Charlynna Riverour
Karen Shank
Lucernemines
Diana Shingler
Brush Valley
Ruth Smith
Avnomore
Mary Stile
Carol A. Sweeney
Bell Vernon
Karen Widdowson
U.S. '20
James L. Love
Titusville
Franklin
Corococheague Creek
Penn Central
Scotland
E. F. Goetz Construction Co
Chambersburg
Canonsburg
Houseton
North
Strabane, Chartiers
Cecil
South Feyette
Hadden Steel
Downingtown
Chester
Bethel Church Road
Pigeon Creek
Coventry
Pa. Welfare Dept
Business Mirror
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