HUD orders Authority to pay lost interest funds
HUD audit finds City Redevelopment Authority failed to invest cash from Oct 1 1969 to May 32 1972, costing 37600 in interest. Authority must move funds to project account by June 20, or face 6 to 9 percent penalties. New investment policy urged to forecast cash needs and maintain minimum balances.
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City Redevelopment Authority
Authority Board
Charles J. Lieberth
HUD
Lieberth
Way It Was In 1776 Resigns Spread In Colonies
Historic note outlines Benedict Arnold's resignation news spreading after Massachusetts Congress investigation. It discusses financial management guidance from HUD and local authority plans, including investment rules and appeals to HUD and Pittsburgh office reviews.
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Benedict Arnold
Massachusetts Congress
Women warned on handgun use and responsibility
Suburban Editor reports at Castle Pistol Club a pilot firearms course warns women that stress can drive lethal actions. Trooper Carmen Piccirillo urges responsibility, advises lights and police calls before firing, notes most burglars flee on detection, and sets strict criteria for when self defense justifies gun use.
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Don Bodnar
Carmen Piccirilla
Castle Pistol Club
Bill Shultz
Iie
Piccirillo
Game Commission
Shulta
Carmen Piccirillo
Lynell
Officials argue over fuel funds at county meeting
County commissioners clashed over supplemental liquid fuel allocations for townships and municipalities amid calls to widen pothole repairs. Ralph Strealy urged funds for townships while Vittil, Shumaker, and Dlugokowski weighed across the board provisioning against available money. Shumaker opposed targeted extras, preferring broad, even grants if funds allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Best
Weller
Ralph
Pete Strealy
Wayne Township
Association of Township Spervisors
Frank A. Vittil
Vittil
Thomas A. Shumaker
Strealy
New Castle
Ellwood Cty
Charles Dlugokowski
Ellwood City
Shumaker
Butter-fingered thieves nab $27,000 in Fort Lauderdale heist
Two men, including Wade Blue of Farrell Pennsylvania, were arrested near the scene after snatching a money bag containing 27000 dollars from a Fort Lauderdale security guard. Police recovered all the money. Guard William Boehm, 67, testified he carried the bag to a nearby bank when attacked. In Harrisburg, Maurice K. Goddard won Senate confirmation as secretary of the Department of Environmental Resources after prior objections over rental charges for houses on condemned Evansburg State Park land.
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Fort Lauderdale, Frs
UPI
Pennsylvania
Charles Pullins
Fort Lauderdale
Wade Blue
Farrell
William Boehm
Harrisburg
Goddard
Bombing Fatality Shocks Suburban Youngstown Car Explosion
A 25 year old Nick Alexander Jr. was killed when a lamb exploded in his car in a suburban Austin town. Neighbors say the blast ripped the vehicle apart with his shoes found about 50 feet away. Police cautions and investigators continue to probe the bizarre incident.
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Youngstown, Ohio
UPI
Austin
Nick Alexander Jr
Nick Alexander
Alexander Distributing Co
Aluminum industry sees orders rise after recession
Pittsburgh report from UPI cites Alcoa as the nation's largest producer noting the aluminum industry runs about 75 percent of its primary capacity. Spokesman says conditions are improving and orders are up, though first quarter shipments in 1875 fell 45.1 percent from the prior year.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Aluminum Company of America
Alcoa
Senate panel backs keeping Pennsylvania Senate size
A Pennsylvania Senate subcommittee told the Rules Committee that the chamber should not shrink. It noted 80 senators represent about 225000 people each, and a 40 member body would raise the per seat average to 300000. It cited districts like the 23rd 33rd and 26th combining for 36 percent of land area.
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Harry Guy
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co
Fllwood City
Guy
George Frederick
Haine Elementary School
Mars
Frederick
Evry
Harrisburg
UPI
Senate
Pennsylvania
Paniel
Duquesne Light hearings adjourn to July 17 in Harrisburg
In Pittsburgh UPI report the Public Utility Commission suspended two days of hearings on Duquesne Light Co. rate increase of 80.6 million until July 17 in Harrisburg. John M. Arthur and Albert Brandon expressed dissatisfaction with the progress after cross examination and denied any devious ties involving Mellon Bank and a seal company.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Public Utility Commission
Duquesne Light Co
Harrisburg
John M. Arthur
Duquesne Light
Albert Brandon
Arthur
Bowls
Ate
Brandon
Mellon Bank
Doctor Charged in 1974 Child Death in Philadelphia
A warrant issued for Dr. Cantiadai Hangarathnam chief of pediatric surgery at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital cites gross negligence in the death of Jennifer Maryann Newman on March 20 1974. Autopsy found intra abdominal hemorrhage from liver laceration per city medical examiner Dr Marvin Aronson.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Cantiadai
Hangarathnam
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Jennifer Maryann Newman
Accra
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West Washington Street
LPA
U.S. Treasury
Edward A. Gamble
Authority
Nick P. Navarra
Gamble
Washington
Navarra
Iampresa
Smith and Wesson
John Burick
Adams St
Kevin
Brian
Sheila
Volare
Keith NM Everly
Thomas B Maise
Amy Jo Bitta
Thomas McNeil
Leonard M. Harris
Bankovich
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