City meets regulations to upgrade sewerage facilities
City and City Sanitation Authority comply with state requirements to upgrade sewerage facilities as part of a metropolitan system plan. Robert J. Cochran of the state Department of Environmental Resources in Meadville notes the townships have not yet received approval.
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Newiste
City Sanitation Authority
Robert J. Cochran
State Department of Environmental Resources
DER
Meadville
City and Sanitation Authority
Cochran
Weiner Re-Elected To Lead Red Cross In Lawrence County
Weiner was reelected head of the Lawrence County Chapter of the American Red Cross at the quarterly board meeting held at the chapter headquarters. Other officers elected include vice chairmen Dr. Robert Reed R. K. Thompson and R. J. Schill, secretary Mrs. Gerald Zieve, treasurer Dr. John Borland, with an executive committee addition of William Bolyard Mrs. Frank Clark Atty Richard Plannery John Greer John Grieve Clayton Houk Dr. Eugene Isidro Morris Mitchell Howar J Phillips James A. Rugh de Sidney Shenhan Norman Smilek Mrs. Charles Whalen.
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JRA HI
Wentipe
Lawrence County
The
American Red Cross
Robert Reed
R. XK. Thompson
R. J. Schill
Gerald Zieve
John Borland
William Bolyard
Frank Clark
Atty
Richard &. Planner
College to honor 3 alumni at 19th Commencement
West mithler College will award honorary doctorates to three alumni at the 19th annual commencement tomorrow. Dr. Edward A. Dunlap of New York City and Tivernbeck will receive the Doctor of Science and speak at 2:30 p m on Grow Where You Are Planted or Transplanted. Rev. Joseph H Anderson of Brownlee Woods United Presbyterian Church Youngstown and Rev. Paul M Musser of Pioneer Memorial United Presbyterian Solon will receive Doctor of Divinity degrees and lead respective services Bac calaureate and the 10:39 am program.
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New Wilmington
Westmithler College
Edward A. Dunlap
New York City
Tthinebeck
N.Y
Joseph H Anderson
Brownlee Woods United Presbyterian Church
Youngstown
Paul M Musser
Pioneer Memorial United Presbyterian Church
Solon
Ohio
Dunlap
Key. Anderson
Rev
Musver
Anderson
Musser
Westminster
Nixon relaxes after Iceland summit with Pompidou in Iceland talks
President Mixon relaxed at Mountaintop retreat after labeling his Iceland summit with French President Pompidou highly successful. Officials stressed no final communique was issued and discussions aimed at a broader Atlantic alliance.
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UPI
Mixon
Iceland
Charges Pompidou
Nixon
Cormpidou
White House
Ronald J. Ziegler
William P. Rogers
Pompidou
Bevks
Kissinger
Sixon
Imaybe
Pompidu
Bompidou
Mrenel
Oda
Mit
Gas costs rise as oil firms push prices higher
United Press International reports a global energy pinch as OPEC nations raise crude prices by 11.9 percent and daily swings occur. U S senators propose higher gasoline taxes to curb demand and fund public transport, while big oil faces FTC scrutiny. Industry and regional reactions follow, with cautions from farmers and local operators about shortages and price hikes.
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U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Geneva
Washington
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Pease
George P. Shultz
Long
Henry M Jackson
D-Wash
Federal Trade Commission
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Don Crane
Kansas
Crane
Stamford
Conn
Pat Chirillo
Chirillo
Capitol Opinion State suit over frozen funds may set precedent
Pennsylvania files a federal suit in Washington to challenge the Nixon Administration’s impounding of federal low rent housing funds. The case tests checks and balances and could shape federal versus state power amid Watergate echoes and broader moves toward centralized policy. The piece links impoundment to broader growth in national government and executive dominance.
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John Barrette
Harrisburg
UPI
Nixon
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Stapp
United States Congress
Stae
Nix
Congress
Federal District Court
Washington, D. C
U. S
Retired Pueblo captain charts new path as freelance writer
Gradn Lloyd M. Bucher, known for the 1968 Pueblo incident, quietly retires after 22 years in the Navy and plans a freelance writing career with ideas for a future book. He travels to Koons with his wife, per Cmdr Allen Hemphill.
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Bucher
IRED
San Diego
UPI
Gradn Lloyd M. Bucher
Uss Pueblo
North Korea
Flonk
Navy
Tat Bueher
Koons
GO Cmdr
Allen Hemphill
Bueher
Gold price hits London high amid dollar slump
Gold rose to a London high near 120 dollars an ounce and closed around 117.75 as the dollar fell to a 30 year low in West Germany. Dealers expect prices to rise further next week amid currency instability and talk of Nixon Pompidou talks. The U S official price remains 42 dollars an ounce. Gold also traded as high as 128 dollars in Paris last month.
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London
UPI
West Germany
Nixon
George Pompidou
United States
Paris
Polk official appoints special rep for mental retardation
Helene Wahigemuth named Joseph J. Colombatta Jr as special representative for mental retardation at Polk State School and Hospital in Venanga County after firing Edward Goldman last month. James McClelland appealed to the Civil Service Commission over his dismissal as superintendent amid concerns about patient confinement. In Harrisburg UPI The Game Commission said it increased winter deer licenses for 1973-74 by 50,000 and extended seasons while adjusting trapping rules and opening dates in northeastern Pennsylvania.
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UPI — Welfare
Helene Wahigemuth
Joseph J. Colombatta, Jr
Polk State School
Venanga County
Colombatta
Wohlgemuth
Edward Goldman
James McClelland
Polk
McClelland
Civil Service Commission
Game Commission
Pennsylvania
WIIC workers walk out at Pittsburgh station after contract talks
Management at WIIC operated the station as 25 engineers and technicians walked out after Local 1987 IBEW rejected a 3 year 3.54 percent wage offer tied to an oil contract expiry. Workers average $277 weekly and seek higher pay and a 10 hour shift four day week. No talks were scheduled.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
WIIC
Leonard Swanson
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Tie
Swanson
Mortician Finds Wounds In Washington Woman Slaying
Katherine Woodson, 51, of Washington, was brought to a funeral home Friday night believed dead of natural causes until a attendant found five bullet wounds. Police launched a homicide inquiry while a pathologist noted four chest shots and one in the right forearm, with no suspect yet identified. In Pittsburgh, negotiators met to avert a strike by 200 Pressmen at The Pittsburgh Press, amid unfair labor practices charges filed with the NLRB and wage demands seen as the major obstacle to a contract.
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UPI
Katherine Woodson
Pittsburgh Upi
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh Press Co
National Labor Relations Board
The
Press Co
Morning Post-Gazette
Greece to Become Republic After Monarchy Abolished
Exiled King Constantine’s portraits were removed as Greece shifted from a coma monarchy to a presidential republic. Premier George Papadopoulos announced the monarchy’s abolition and the plan for a July 29 referendum with parliamentary elections to follow by year end.
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UPI
Constantine
Greece
Rome
George Papadopoulos
Papadopoulos
U S Russia reach landmark private fertilizer trade pact
The United States told the Soviet Union it had no objection to a 20 year fertilizer trade agreement between Russia and Occidental Petroleum Corp. The deal, the largest of its kind between a private U S entity and a foreign government, was outlined in notes exchanged by Commerce Secretary Dent and Deputy Soviet Foreign Trade Minister Alkhimov who has been in Washington since May 10 negotiating details.
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Pompidou
Nixon
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Shultz
Ravers
Vougadod
Issey
Balarwee
Anne
Andrews Air Force Base
Pat
Julie
Isenhower
David
Chen
Washington
Soviet Union
Russia
Occidental Petroleum Corp
U.S
Frederick B. Dent
Vladimir
Alkhimov
Alkhimay
Adviser killed in Tehran as gunmen strike at adviser
An army colonel attached as an adviser to Iran's armed forces was shot dead by two motorcycle riders near his Tehran home. The government named Lt. Col. Lewis L. Hawking, 42, of Plymouth Indiana, as the victim. The killers' identities were unclear, but suspects were linked to a radical leftist group with a history of killings and robberies. Eight members of the group were executed in Ahvaz after convictions for killings and sabotage.
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Lewis L
Hawking
Plymouth
Ind
Tehran
USS
Douglas MacArthur Jo
Ahwar
Hey
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