Teacher board bargaining may be tough in Castle
In Castle, Morabbo of the PSSA warns the Commonwealth Court rulings on negotiable items in teacher contracts will be appealed to the state Supreme Court. He says districts will press for discussions on class size text book selection and other items, while appealing decisions could prolong talks across two counties.
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Castle News
AY Bleufein
Wester
Commonwealth Court
Donald F. Morabbo
Lawrence Mercer County
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSSA
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Morabito
PLRE
Harrisburg
Centre County Court
Association
Fred Heddinger
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
United States
Certification lapses for Lawrence County planners noted
The Lawrence County Planning Commission’s HUD issued certification expired June 1. A HUD letter from area director Charles Lieberth urged a prompt reply to questions about this year’s commission activities. Commissioners said progress exists in two areas, but hiring a full time planner remains a hurdle. The panel approved possible legal action to block a Mahoning Township mobile home park and reviewed parts of a county solid waste study while eyeing an environmental program with Mercy, Venango, Erie, and Crawford counties. A June 27 meeting at the Holiday Inn will discuss flood control near the Beaver River Basin.
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Lawrence County Planning Commission
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Charles Lieberth
Pittsburgh
Planning Commission
Commission
John G. Zabetakis
Russell Kawa
Kawa
Zabetakis
Thud
3 Way
Mahoning
Zehatakis
Mahoning Township
Zedetakis
John Blackson Associates
Clarence Wilson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mercer
Venonga
Erie
Crawford
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Holiday Inn
Beaver River
U.S. Army Corp. of Engineers
Robert Smith
Tue Northwest Regional Planning and Development Commission
Larry D Worth
del Borgsdorf
Fulwood
Death penalty bill clears the Pennsylvania House
The House passed a death penalty bill by 172 to 20 after a heated three hour debate. Supporters argued it would deter crime while opponents warned of rushed study and potential flaws. The measure would mandate death in the gas chamber for several murders and was unlikely to reach the Senate before fall.
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Heath Peralty
Ith
Erimasi
Hep
Harry Coer
Lois Hill
Philadelphia
Senate
Hill
Milton Jr. Shapp
Stans Claims He Knew Little of Secret Fund Details
Washington reports indicate Maurice H. Stans says he cannot provide details about a $1 million fund alleged in a memo to aid Nixon’s re election in 1971. He denies seeing the memo and questions Magruder’s statements while acknowledging cash assistance and other fundraising activities. Magruder faces possible indictment as Watergate probes continue with Dean Kalmbach and Porter testifying thereafter.
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Senate
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Robert Barker
Leon Knauer
Stans
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
UPI
Washington
LIP I
Maurice H. Stans
Sticklar
Commerce Department
Iw Senate
Julin N. Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
White House
Moxon
Magruder
Comnmeres
Uns
Herbert Kalmbach
General Accounting Office
Conpress
Watergate
Kalmbach
PPG to pay $4 million in sex bias settlement
U.S. District Judge Wallace Gourley on Tuesday approved a $4 million settlement of a sex discrimination suit against PPG Industries by 371 former female employees. Of the total, $421,000 will be shared per a service-length formula, with 72 long-service claimants receiving restored pension rights and recalls of others alleged to be baseless hiring practices.
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Peiysburgh
African leaders unite at Wilberforce convocation
Liberian President Tolbert Jr received an honorary Doctor of Laws and the key to Dayton after addressing about 60 officials at Wilberforce College. Hesburgh to receive Clark Kerr Medal from Berkeley for lifelong contributions to higher education. Rientaler returns to flight duty after being captured in Vietnam. California assemblyman Holoman causes stir in shorts and coal sacks remark. crowd reaction mixed.
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Wilberforce, Ohio
UPI
William R. Tolbert Jr
Republic of
Liberia
Thesday Tolbert
Wilberforce College
Dayton
Hesburgh
Terkeley
Calif
Girl Burned By Hot Oil In Home Fire At 325 N Cascade St
A girl 18 suffered minor facial burns when hot oil spilled from a pan on an electric stove at the home of Don Audia, 325 N Cascade St. Firedept extinguished the blaze. no hospitalization. Damages around 3000 dollars. A second fire at 14 W Long Ave, Vera Porter’s first floor apartment, started about 4:08 pm in a couch and spread up the wall, causing about 2000 dollars to the building and 1000 to contents. Smoke affected adjacent units of Harvey Christian and Floyd Jackson.
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Cascade St
Don Audia
Sheryl
Ypon
Long Ave
Vera Porter
Saddl
Arvey Christian
Floyd Jackson
Welding head raps walkout at City Welding plant
Joseph Marinelli president of City Welding and Manufacturing challenges the International Association of Machinists and the workers as radical and unfair in the ongoing strike since May 21. The firm and union agreed to resume talks after a court battle over bargaining.
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Joseph Marinelli
City Welding and Manufacturing Co
International Association of Machinists
Maiinelli
City’ Welding
Umn
Marinelli
Marinnelli
Whanever
Union
Ohio man electrocuted at Jackson Center Carnival
Tom Wanley, 23, of East Liverpool Ohio, an employee of T A Company Assistants at Dillmer, was electrocuted yesterday at 8:43 pm while repairing a ferris wheel cable at Jackson Center Community Park. He died at Grove City Hospital at 10:35 pm. Autopsy to determine exact cause of death.
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Mercer
East Liverspool
Ohio
Jackson Center
Grove Cite Hospital
Tom Wanley
East Livers Pool
T.A. Compvay Annisentents Af Dillmer
Jackson Contec
Techs
Grove City Hospital
Courthouse to Close for Flag Day Observance
Court will be closed tomorrow in observance of Iune Flag Day. City offices will remain open. City employees will celebrate the holiday on Monday.
Quaker on trial found in contempt in Greensboro
LPI Lyle Snider a Quaker claimed humanity as dependents on his income tax form and was found in contempt by U S District Court on Tuesday after he and his wife refused to stand as the judge entered. Snider 26 faces fraud charges for claiming three billion dependents on his W 4 withholding form and the judge Vicars H Ward said sentencing would occur at trial end. In a letter to the IRS Snider said they are becoming more aware of their responsibility to three billion human beings worldwide.
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Greensboro
N. C
Snider
Senate subcommittee warns Penn Central liquidation imminent
Sen. Vance Hartke says Congress must act this month to avert bankruptcy liquidation of Penn Central Railroad. Trustees face court-ordered liquidation by Ayly 2 unless emergency funds are provided. Hartke warns government inaction leaves trustees with no real option but to submit a liquidation plan.
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Washington
Senate Surface Transportation Subcommittee
Congress
Penn Central Railroad
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Ruling challenged in U S Steel air pollution case
Allegheny County lawyers said they would ask the state Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling that failed to levy fines against U S Steel for alleged air pollution. Judge Silvestri of Allegheny County Common Pleas Court agreed to reconsider his decision. County Solicitor Francis A. Barry said the county would file an appeal within 10 days. Silvestri argued U S Steel should not be fined because governmental standards were impossible to meet.
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Pittsburgh
UPI - Allegheny County
State Supreme Court
U8, Steel Corp
Silvestri
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Francis A. Barry
Silvesin
U.S. Steel
Court orders AEC to file environmental impact report on breeder reactors
A U S Court of Appeals ruled the Atomic Energy Commission must prepare an environmental impact report on breeder reactors. The court said neglecting such a report could leave major technical decisions to proceed without environmental considerations amid strong controversy. The AEC projects the reactors could match national electricity output by 2000.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Court of Appeals
Atomic Energy Commision
AEC
Orchestra to tour China under State Dept tour
The Philadelphia Orchestra led by Eugene Ormandy will undertake seven concerts in the Peoples Republic of China this fall. Departing Philadelphia on September 10, the first concert is slated for Beijing on September 14, with details for the remaining performances announced. The tour requires canceling one week of domestic shows and follows an invitation from the Chinese government.
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Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Great Britain
Europe
Japan
America
Harrisburg swears in first black Pennsylvania Pardons board member
Richard W. Rogers age 37 of Norristown was sworn today by Gov. Shapp as the first Black member of the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons. Rogers, a graduate of Franklin and Marshall College and Dickinson Law School, has practiced civil and criminal law and served as regional counsel for the state education association.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Stile Meducation Assumation
Bucks
Plan aims to boost black enrollment at state colleges
The Pennsylvania Education Department says Tyresent submitted a revised plan to federal HEW, seeking to raise black student shares in 18 state colleges and Indiana University. The plan, reworked after HEW rejection, targets 1975 enrollment by campus from Bloomfield to West Chester with percentages from 1 to 15 percent and promises more faculty through outreach. Ziegler expects HEW approval, maintaining an overall target of about 18 percent black student confinement across the state system.
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State Education Department
Tyresent
Pennsylvania State College
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dorotee Mc Ziegler
Indiana University
Bloomsting
California
Cheyney
Chilton
East Stroudsburg
Edinboro
Indiana
Kutztown
Lock Haven
Mansfield
Millersville
Shippen
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Holmesburg
Seattle
Poliecy
Lucien B. Blackwell
Nolmesburg
Earl Vann
Philadelpia
Mouse
Hllo Weather
New York
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Palmwit
Heprees
Duluth
Minn
John W. Dean Til
Dean
Ayhen Sie
Watergate Grand Jury
John J
Herbert L. Porter
Porter
Chaiman
TS Cit
Conte Rights Commission
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Phillip A. Rientaler
Sacramento
Wroshiman
Holoman
Los Angeles
Willian Talbert Jr
London
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Frankfurt
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