Assembly weighs four public employee labor bills in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the General Assembly prepares to tackle four public employee labor bills. One endorsed by Gov. Shafer, another backed by AFL CIO, a third aligned with PSEA ideas, and a fourth based on the Hickman Commission. The measures would ban strikes or permit limited rights to strike under court restraint, with all four allowing organizing and bargaining. Reuters notes the push faces party divides and scheduling hurdles.
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Raymond P Shafer
Afl-Cio
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Chinese reverse stance in Sino Soviet border talks
At Khabarovsk a three week conference on river navigation stalled when China attacked the Soviets and walked out. Moscow Radio later said China would resume talks and stay to continue COMATUSSEM discussions. The move marks a rare reversal amid broader Sino Soviet frictions over border clashes and relations earlier this year.
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Moscow
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Russia
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Khabarovsk
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Moscow Radio
Woman rammed bank windows in Washington street incident
A 67 year old woman, Rose G Levine of 1307 Highland Ave, rammed two large Citizens National Bank windows causing about 800 dollars in damage and was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital for scrapes and knee pain. Police report she started the car in drive after parking along Washington Street and then the incident occurred.
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Hubbard
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Jameson Memorial Hospital
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Farrell
Michael Yo
Dameson
Heather Heights Hd
Cotton School Rd
Pitt Township
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Calif
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Borough fails to get bids for sewer line project
South New Castle officials said no bids were received for roughly 370 feet of sewer line and a manhole on Saturday. The council will solicit bids from two local contractors to try to complete the work, potentially linking five homes to the new line.
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Lawrence County Planning Commission
County Boroughs Association
New Wilmington
Joseph Hudak
George Vanasky
John Kline
Stanley Kosin
Vanasky
Girl Scouts Meet At Camp Elliot On July 23
In Kittanning Pennsylvania a report notes a Girl Scouts gathering set for July 23 at Camp Elliot from 1 20 pm to 7 30 pm to review requirements skills and interests with swimming and a supper included. Katherine Anne Slee 15 Templeton drowned Saturday in Bank Creek near Madison. An unidentified companion and boat passengers tried to save her but failed. Coroner John Kennedy identified the incident.
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Kittanning. Pa
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Templeton
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Madison
Armstrong County
John Kennedy
Birds Across America program at Wildflower Reserve
Dr W Q Robinson will present Birds Across America at Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Wildflower Reserve Beaver County July 25 at p.m. The free talk opens a summer nature education series. the reserve on Pa 30 opposite Raccoon Creek State Park is open daily 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Guided nature walks require reservations. Union Township supervisors approved 1742 in bills and reported 10 building permits sold for 150. two zoning books sold and one building inspection made.
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Black boycott targets four Cleveland McDonalds driveins
A planned Black boycott and mass picketing led by Rabbi David Hill shut down four Cleveland East Side McDonald’s restaurants on Sunday amid threats to workers. Hill seeks to push the movement nationwide through calls to Black church leaders in Buffalo and Pittsburgh, while McDonald’s negotiators in Chicago weigh expanded action and note prior fringe plans to sell four outlets to Black owners.
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Chilean lawyer claims ownership of the moon and offers to share
Jenaro Gajardo Vera, a 49 year old Chilean title attorney, says he holds a deed granting him ownership of the moon from a 1956 Tales court. In an open letter to President Nixon, he requests permission to visit the United States for Apollo 11's return and pledges to share the title with the space champions.
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UPI
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Glenwood Bridge Blasted Into Monongahela River
The Glenwood Bridge will be demolished over a 6 hour window starting at 6 a.m. Wednesday halting river traffic on the Monongahela for two and a half hours while Atlas Concrete clears a 250 foot channel and removes debris. Derrick boats will lift steel to barges for torching into straps after the span drops.
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Monongahela
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Break-ins Reported Near Bailey's and Moose Home
Police noted two apparent break-ins over the weekend with no items reported missing. A window in a door was broken at Bailey's Sales and Service on Butler Avenue and the Moose Home on Mercer Grove reported broken glass yesterday.
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Moose Home
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Two youths charged in initiation at New Castle college
Dennis Edward Razner and Richard Brandenburg, both Ford City residents, faced disorderly conduct charges after an apparent pledge initiation at New Castle Business College. Police found a ladder protruding from a car trunk and a flower box. items were stolen near the stadium but later returned.
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New Castle Business College
Dennis Edward Razner
Richard Brandenburg
Ford City
Rescuer dies saving two nieces at reservoir
Darrell Fisher, 27, of Brookfield Ohio, drowned in a reservoir near Sharpsville during a weekend rescue. He pushed his nieces ages 8 and 13 toward shore on a capsized raft. passers-by pulled the girls out, but Fisher disappeared and was found hours later. Old Timers Day plans noted with a meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Harry Mack's office on East Washington Street for Aug. 6 event.
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Brookfield
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Crime control grant aids six states for Organized Crime Info System
The Department of Justice approved a 174176 dollar grant under the Omnibus Crime Control Act to Massachusetts with New York Pennsylvania Illinois California and Florida. The project aims to create a prototype Organized Crime Intelligence System converting stored data to computerized form for rapid analysis and dissemination.
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D-Bessemer
Department of Justice
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Pennsylvania
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California
Florida
Clark
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