Largest liquor purchaser sits with Pennsylvania
Capitol opinions note Pennsylvania as the world’s largest single liquor buyer, spending about 250 million dollars last year. The state runs a government liquor monopoly through the Liquor Control Board, with a 150,000 word code governing taverns, distributors, and stores. Despite strict rules, the board has shown flexibility on some provisions and shifted focus to education and driving while intoxicated concerns.
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Capitol
William Edenbarger
Harrisburg
UPI
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
State Liquor Control Board
Cost Home for a Large Family in Low Cost Plan
Article describes a government supported low cost year round home for large rural families, designed by L. Anderson for up to 12 people, with space-efficient design and no basement, plus notes on related small homes and a free plan offer from the USDA. Also discusses liquor advertising laws and Sunday sales debates, framing broader regulatory issues.
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Joan O'Sullivan
United States
Congress
L. ©. Anderson
U.S. Forest Laboratory
Madison
Wis
Qopen
Department of Agriculture
Anderson Design
Agricultural Research Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
L. Q. Anderson
Six killed in two-vehicle collision near Slippery Rock
A crash near Slippery Rock on Tuesday claimed six lives. Victims include Mrs. Daniel Dellich and Mrs. Catherine Bonetti and her daughter Christina. survivors include Daniel Dellich, Larry Bonetti and his 15‑month‑old son Larry. Meals is in guarded condition amid reports of a prior hit‑and‑run.
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Anon Oy
Daniel Dellich
Boyers RD 1
Raymond E. Meals
Slippery Rock RD 4
Slippery Rock
Larry Bonetti
Larry
Dellich
Denise
Danny Joe
Jeffrey
Catherine Bonetti
Christina
Meals
Lawrence County
Rock money funds teachers salaries and tax rise debate
The article notes rock money funding teachers salaries from a minimum of 6000 to 96400, while tax increases blamed on tar hikes for township supervisors. Reverend Gordon Marks of the city Human Relations Commission spoke to Kiwanis Club on open housing police discrimination and job training programs. Housing committee member Margaret Childers highlighted inadequate housing and the black white communication gap.
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Gordon Marks
City Human Relations Commission
Kiwanis Club
The
Human Relations Commission
Margaret Childers
UPI reports cheerful drift in U.S. business news
New York based UPI notes mixed signals with retail trade up 8 to 12 percent from a year earlier per Dun and Bradstreet. May auto sales fell slightly from 1968 pace while foreign car demand hit a May record as Maverick competition looms.
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New York
UPI
Dun & Bradstreet
Ford
General Motors
Sears-Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
J. C. Penney
Steel Mills
United States Steel Corp
Cammerce Department
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LOOR
William C. Houk
Office of Children and Youth
Houk
Robert E. Foht
State Public Welfare Department
Ine
Ronald John Sankey
Volant
South Side Hospital
Sankey
Wilmington
Youngstown
Ellwood City
Laurel
Mohawk
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
CU Eh
New Castle
Vall
Adie
Pee Aera
Texas Eastern Transmission Co
Wall Street
Consumers Power Co
Los Angeles Water and Power Department
Federal Reserve System
S.S. Kresge Lawrence Village Plaza
W. Washington St
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NEW Castle News P.R. Dept. P.O
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General Electric
Sunbeam
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