PUC tightens utility cutoffs after Munhall death
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission orders written approval before disconnecting residential service for 90 days. The rule follows the death of Sophia Raser, 70, of Munhall, amid questions of indigent protection and public health. Commissioners seek to balance safety with utility access and plan hearings and tighter rules.
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Micgheny County
Unnty Commission
Pennsylvania
PUC
Sophia Raser
Munhall
Equitable Gas Co. Chan
Equitable
Teast
PUG
Britain's oldest residence family sells after 1,000 years
The Cumoys of Stonor Park in England announce the sale of Britain’s oldest family home after nearly a millennium of ownership. The 17th century four poster bed, Georgian furniture, library books, and Persian carpets are expected to fetch about 203000 dollars. Stonor Park itself is listed at 812000 dollars. The UC is reportedly interested, with the estate spanning 500 virgin acres in Chiltern hills.
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England
Cumoys
Stonor Park
Britain
Slonor Park
University of California
Chiltern Hills
Landon
Howe
Uander Alenry
Ue Camays
Stoner
Republic
Sherman Stonor
City Council Reviews Use of City Autos Policy
A memo from Edward R. Stiff to November 26 1975 outlines seven officials permitted to take city cars home and six additional vehicles for 24 hour emergency use. The report lists eligible permanent users and specific vehicles including a police captain and canine unit cars. The document allows home storage and use strictly for official city business and notes 24 hour vehicles may be assigned to positions demanding frequent after hours use.
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Edward R. Stiff
Angelo
J. Sands
Sands
Council
Eugene DeCaprie
Stiff
Ue Imayor
Eltirf
Bureau of Code Enforcement
Public Works
City housing study from HUD eyed for New Castle report
HUD will submit a written report after its Jan site inspections in New Castle. The city aims to use the findings to guide housing site decisions in the Central Area and South Side while weighing risks of blight and concentrations of low income residents. The Redevelopment Authority also moves to purchase two Washington Street properties and holds a February auction at the New Castle Cradle Area School District administration building.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
New Castle
Nick P. Navarra
City Reregulegment Authority
Navarra
Wallace L. Cunningham
Incaber
Athority
Irving Rubinstein
Town Consultants, Inc
Rudinstein
Central Area
Neshannock Village
Comenl
NNL
NNL Tikos
Beapoced Tower Belt Highway
Rubinstein
Rubinster
Michael Michalejko
Michaloska
Fashington Street
Bou
Michalesko
Council
Richard H. Biddle
Authority
Cunningham I3h
Atty
Edward A. Gamble
City Parking Authority
Mill Street
New Cradle Area School District
Schools reopen after long Pittsburgh teachers strike
Pittsburgh public schools resume after a weeklong strike with 83 percent attendance. Teachers lose 15 days pay totaling about 1050 dollars each while 62,000 students regain classes. tax hikes likely to cover 29.4 million in negotiated salary increases and potential layoffs begin next month to curb property tax spikes.
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Pablo Education
PFT
Albert Fondy
Olin
la Tel
Butte
Jerry C. Olson
Chan Sid
Saltors Seek Better Potatoes and Food Rations
Saltors complain potatoes are small and poor in quality, suitable only for children's games. They call for improved food rations and better support in the IK 705 edition.
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Saltors
Bush gets okay as CIA leader amid charges denied
Washington confirms George Bush as director of the CIA by a 64 to 27 vote despite concerns over his Republican National Committee chairmanship and past political use of the agency. Bush succeeds William Colby after a cabinet shakeup and faces calls for nonpartisan leadership.
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People's Republic of China
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Nixon
Dale Rumpers
D-Ark
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D-N.h
Burt
Gerald Ford
Ford fires top housing official
President Ford dismissed H. R. Crawford the assistant secretary for housing and urban development amid a Justice Department probe into possible conflicts of interest Crawford was one of the administration's highest ranking Black officials Ford asked for and received his resignation in a terse letter officials said Crawford could not be reached for comment
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UPJ
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H. R. Crawford
Justice Department
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Iteokting Craveford
Flooding Eases as Schuylkill Waters Recede Across Pa
Heavy rains in eastern Pennsylvania caused Schuylkill River flooding with towns from Pottstown to Philadelphia evacuated. Western Pennsylvania storm warnings lifted after five to six inches of new snow and rain fell. No injuries reported, residents expected to return soon as waters recede. In Washington, UPI reports eleven of ten presidential hopefuls show generally good health per medical records released to Medical World News.
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Schuylkill
Pottstown
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Washington
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Medical World News
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Honald Reagen
Doctors’ News
Frank Church
Didaho
George Wallace
Alabama
Heaungazity
Murder suspect hunted in Pittsbur gh area and other brief items
A warrant is out for Eduardo Roberta Oliva 52 of Monroeville in a case tied to Ochs Cathclion Agency and an elder office assistant. Police describe Oliva as dangerous and 5-10 with dark hair and eyes. Also reported: perjury trial of Frank Mozei in Atlanta. a bus accident in Export injuring 21. U S Steel posts lower 1975 earnings but calls results encouraging. Duquesne Light agrees to pay a widow 175000. Gulf Oil cites 1975 earnings and profits. and Pennsylvania Farmers Association seeks 20 percent milk price increase amid proposed bracket pricing.
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UPI
Authoities
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Suburan
Monroeville
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Eonage
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Raymond
Schafer
Merlhant
Atlanta
UPL
Frank Manzei
Pennsylvania
Gerald Wetherod
Pittsburgh
U.S
Henry G. Baye
Mozei
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State Milk Marketing Board
Dairies
Richard Dennison
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