Killian wins post board seat amid Arab boycott vote
Harrisburg report says Attorney Killian won the Public School Employes Retirement Board secret ballot to replace Heddinger as chair of the Pennsylvania teachers' pension fund. The board also voted to oppose the Arab boycott by instructing proxies on 44 firms and delayed a proposed fee increase for its advisory service.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Alterney Dela D. Killian
Fred MM. Heddinger
Pennsylvania
Public School Employes Retirement Board
Rael
Killian
Milton J. Shapp
Heddinger
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
Joseph D'Andrea
Coraopolis
Youther
Pennsylvania State Education Association
PSEA
Jacque Angle
Robert E. Casey
PSBA
Richard C. Harris
Meadowbrook
Philadelphia
Margaret Root
Rydal
Kiltian
Raymond Kleiman
Asrael
U.S
Fmleges Retirement Board
Boysoll
Aluminuns Company of America
Bethlehem Steel
Borg-Warner
DuPont
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
US. Steel
Dow Chemical
International Harvester
Standard Oil of California
Mobil Copp
Philadelphia National Corp
Melton Bank
Pittsburgh
Linanviaa de Viger
Mellon
Five Moonies Custody Case Heads For Guardianship Battle
In San Francisco UPI report, five young adults linked to Rev Sun Myung Moon seek guardianship from parents who want to free them from brainwashing. Judge Valuris grants weekend custody with no forced talks, while hearing proceeds on 20 day contest. Doctors deem coercive persuasion causing memory loss and dependent function. parents plan to hand protected youths to Freedoms of Thought Foundation in Tucson. Names include Weslie Brown John F Howard Jacqueline Katz Janice Kaplan Barbara Underwood.
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Leslie Brown
Lett
Berkley Heights
N. J
Jorqueline Kalz
Walkett
San Francisco
Superme
Sun Myung Moon
Upi Phale
Valuris
Margaret Singer
Moon
Unification Church
California
de. Singer
Freedoms of Thought Foundation
Tucson
Ariz
Singer
Weslie Brown
Berkeley Heights
John F. Howard
Danville
Calif
Jacqueline Katz
Walcott
N.Y
Janice Kaplan
Tuledy
Ohio
Barbara Underwood
Portland
Ore
Judge weighs care for Rita Hayworth over mental illness
A Orange County Superior Court judge was told Rita Hayworth, 8, now hospitalized in Newport Beach, is gravely disabled by mental disorder and alcoholism and should be placed under public guardian care. A hearing before Judge Claude Owens was scheduled for April 1.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Rita Hayworth
Public Guardian
Miss Hayworth
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Newport Head
James Miner
Orange County, Public Guardian
Saccharin ban stirs U S shoppers and reformers
Americans react with anger and hoarding as the FDA proposes a saccharin ban. A New York woman warns she will sue if saccharin is removed, while Shasta Beverage Co. and Sacrinpax Corp. report booming orders. A Los Angeles weight-watchers group says obesity is a known killer, countering fears of harm from saccharin.
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United Press International
Pennsylvania
New York
Los Angeles
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Fred Schmidt
Shasta Beverage Co
San Francisco
Diet Shaft
Schmidt
Schudt
Chicago
Denver
Plum
Martin Sachnall
Sacrinpax Corp
California
Sewer use fee plan detailed
Township supervisors approved a sewer use fee plan with criticism from residents. Some fear future density will require new lines. engineers said lines can be added when homes are built. Affected properties include those already connected to city lines and potential illegal connections. Fees based on water usage drew objections as some claim rates are unfair. Authorities noted federal EPA permission to move ahead and outlined three contracts and rules for the project. Road work plans include more blacktopping this year due to cost concerns.
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Farina
Henry Snyder
W. Fairmont Ave
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Cater
Gas shares normal again after severe cold
Equitable Gas Co. Pennsylvania and West Virginia restored to normal allotments for all customers after earlier curtailments. Industrial and commercial clients had 90 percent of supplies since February, while winter limits reached 74 percent earlier. Company cites warmer weather, new supplies, emergency gas purchases, and universal conservation as factors.
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Pprtsburgh
UPL
Equitable Gas Co
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
LaCivita
Patrick Humphreys found guilty in child endangerment case
Lawrence Humphreys of Natrona Heights was convicted in an injury case involving his 3 year old son Larry Jr whose body was found last October. He was acquitted of simple and aggravated assault and of recklessly endangering another person, but ruled to have endangered the welfare of a child. Sentencing pending. his wife Mary will be tried later.
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Pittshurgh
UPI
Lawrence Humphreys
Natrona Heights
Alleghrny County
Larry Jr
Joseph Ridge
Humphreys
Mary
Appeal over dismissal in rail bond scandal case
UPI reports the U.S. attorney appeals a judge ruling dismissing indictments against 69 people linked to an alleged bail bond scandal in Pittsburgh. FBI warrant issues and objections by prosecutors claim long‑running cases against justices and constables were improper.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
U.S
Blair Griffith
U.S. District Court
Edward Dumbauld
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Dumbauld
FBI
Senate approves disaster relief bill for drought and winter storm areas
The Senate backed a 520 million disaster relief package for Western drought zones and eastern winter storm affected regions. It earmarks 101 million for drought areas and 100 million for winter weather regions, after House approval earlier this month.
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Washington
Pittsburgh Cops Cleared of Charges in Warehouse Case
Eight city policemen who moonlighted as guards at a North Side pornography warehouse were cleared by a police trial board of conduct unbecoming a police officer. The board found only failure to file required secondary employment applications. Police Superintendent Robert Collin defended the system while noting the misconduct charges could not be substantiated.
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Pittsburgh
UPL
Police Trial Board
Robert Collin
Willam Betkot
Coll
FBI
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