Consol lifts curtailments on natural gas deliveries
Consolidated Natural Gas Co announced it will lift all curtailments on natural gas deliveries effective June 1 for customers in Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and New York The move followed factors including continued customer conservation and higher deliveries by the companys southwest supporters Chairman Robert Fi Seymour told shareholders the energy program proposed by President Carter focuses on demand control rather than boosting supply and cautioned the administration underestimates energy scarcity
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Chicagoupe
Consolidated Natural Gas Co
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
New York
Consol
Robert Fi. Seymour
Carter
Seymour
Chiropractor in Westmoreland County Sentenced for Tax Evasion
Charles Simkovich, 44, of Pelle Vernon, an advocate defying the IRS, was sentenced by Federal Judge William W. Knox to two years in prison and a 22500 fine for not filing income tax returns for 1970 through 1972. He plans to appeal the verdict from a ten day jury trial held in April in Philadelphia. He maintains an office in Boettver Township.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Westmoreland County
Charles Simkovich
Pelle Vernon
RDS
Internal Revenue Service
Wiliam W. Knox
Ehind Chewit
Philadelphia
Simkovich
Boetraver Township
Pitt Tuition Rise Hits Undergraduates and Medical Fees
The University of Pittsburgh trustees approve a 199.7 million budget with tuition up for most undergraduates by 200 to 4310 for two terms next fall. Medical students face a 1000 increase per set, dental students 600. The hike follows a 70 yearly rise last year and relies on state funds Gov Stapp proposed. Chancellor Posvar notes the burden on students and costs.
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Pittsburgh
UPL
University of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees
Evers Stifler
Milton Stapp
Teeeinte
Wesley W. Posvar
Miners Return to Work at Franklin Pit After Walkout
Miners at Consolidation Coal Co. Franklin 25 pit in Bellaire Ohio returned to work at midnight after a meeting with company officials to discuss last weeks walkout sparked by a foreman miner fight. The incident prompted sporadic strikes by up to 6000 miners in southeastern Ohio and southern West Virginia.
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Bellaire, Ohio
UPI
Et Consolidation Coal Co
Franklin 25
Dominick Caper
Franklin
Harrison County
Ohio
West Virginia
Beauty Queen Testifies in Florida Knife Attack Trial
Zita Beletos Miss Seminole 1975 testified at the Tim Lee Scott trial claiming she was stabbed and fondue fork forced up her nose and required relearning to walk and talk. Assistant attorney George Tragos said he would prove Scott attacked her with a companion. Larry Wilson Sool was arrested in Pennsylvania last June and died of cancer before charges.
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George Tragos
Atlorney
Scott
Larry Wilson Sool
Penmsylvania
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Writ filed against Amin over Dora Bloch death
Man Hartuv, 34, Mrs Dora Bloch’s son, files a civil damages writ in Britain accusing Uganda's President Idi Amin and Kampala's State Research Bureau official Minawa of causing her death after the Entebbe escape. The case targets possible service if Amin attends the Commonwealth conference next month.
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London
Uganda
di Amin
Dora Bloch
Entebbe
Bloch
Air France
Toandos
Amin
Britain
Nia
Fank Minawa
State Research Bureau
Kampala
Greville Santer
Minawa
Man Hartuv
Police investigate Aliquippa shooting death of Walter Echols
State police and Beaver County detectives disclosed that Aliquippa officers fatally shot 23 year old Walter Echols at his home after a disturbance call. Officers broke down a bedroom door as Echols reportedly pointed a shotgun at his wife Emma 33 before turning it toward them.
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Aliquippa, Pa
Beaver County
Aliquippa
Walter Echols
Echols
Emma
David Trone
Aliquippa Hospital
Alt
Larsen Upset Nets Democratic Nomination For Supreme Court
Harrisburg report notes Roll Larsen a conservative judge who jailed 274 fathers for nonsupport captured the Democratic nomination for a Pennsylvania Supreme Court vacancy, defeating Allegheny County Judge Lisa Alchette by wide margins as results trailed in. Montemura won the Republican nod, while other races saw Fitzpatrick lose in Philadelphia and Republicans claim two of three state senate special elections.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Larsen
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Allegheny County
Tod
Philadelphia
Frank Montemura
Supreme Court
Andrew W. Green
West Chester State College
Philladelphia
Fy Emmett Fitzpatrick
John P. Hester
Hubert J. Shadle
York County
Montemure
Richette
Montezaura Larsen
Richelle
Bata Als
Superior Court
Hester
Shadle
Montemuto
Frank Hizo
Edward Rendell
Mapatrick
Frank Plato
Fitzpatrick
Senate
J. Doyle Corman
G. M. McC
Richard Frage
Venango County
Hubert Russe
Francis Kyat
J. Barry Stoul Easly
John Cairns
School bus driver charged after Princeton Elementary crash
Police say Darlene E. Strawheckers drove from the Princeton Elementary School drive with 58 students aboard when her bus failed to yield to a northbound car driven by Janice ShelRer. The collision injured one student, no serious injuries, and Strawheckers received minor injuries.
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Princeton
Darlene E
Eastbrook
Bohoal
Sheffler
St. Francis Hospital
New Faces Appear In Local School Board Races After Primary
Primary results reshape several districts with the most candidates contesting four year terms. Incumbents such as Daniel Wrabel face competition, while top votegetters include Robert Navarra and Robert Reno on the Democratic and Republican tickets respectively. In Union area boards, women may form a majority, with Carol Ann Shalter and Laura Wrobel among leading candidates. Newcomers win seats in Neshannock and Laurel areas, with several incumbents not returning and others advancing to November ballots.
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Sfor
Umns
Daniel E. Wrabel
Bessemer
Robert F. Navarra
Edinburg
George Washington Junior High School
Robert D. Reno
Fnan Vatley
Navarra
Reno
Yrabel
Mario Grilli
Wratel
Robert N. Cearfoss
New Beaver Borough
Mahaws Concerned Citizens
Cearfoss
Lawreres
B. Ciuliano
Cleland Mill Road
Chester F. Stewart
AD 7
Grilli
Blake
Stewart
Guiliana
Frederick P Curry
Franklin L. Kuhn
Robert M Slosser
Michael Swanik Jr
Oliver. Sheehan
Kuhn
Swank
Giulusno
Curry
Slosser
Sheehan
John M. O'Brien
Ann Blake
Giuliano
O'Brien
Marty ‘Lou Bicheslauty
Union
Union Area School Board
Carol Ann Shalter
Hidchen Ave
Kerr
Siggelow
Neshannock
Neshannock Township
Anumben
John C. Potter
Jon R. McClure
Norman Wilton
Toing
Charles W. Patton
Cochran Drive
Richard B. Whittaker
Leawood Drive
Lee M. Silverman
Neshannock Hall
Patton
Whittaker
Silverman
Pauline Carta
Meadowbrook Drive
Louis Marozai
Anthony B. Dibiase
Justice Lane Rms
Pensylania Power Co
Laurel
Princeton
John Lapinsky
Slippery Rock Township
Caroline A. Berry
Hickory Township
John W. Wilson
Scott Township
Lapinsky
Berry
Wilson
Dare
Donald A. Sownten
Ecding
David BM
Robinson
Robert G. Wallis
Arthur
Pander
Wilmington Area
Mleccer County
Jack Z. Hanes
New Wilmington
Marie Kauffman
Ani Ear
George R. Hart
Arthur J. Wilton
Wilmington Township
Ned A. Curfman
Leesburg Industral Services
William Shaw
Volant
Kanes
Kauffman
Thomas W. Palmer
New Wilmdngton
Board
Delber McKee
John Hoye
Harry Craft
Henry Mancini
Anthony J. Celli Sr
Ellwood City Area
Wampum Borough Coun
Mancini
Beechwood Elta
Celli
IRS clarifies Castle View sale and auction differences
An IRS spokesman explained the sheriff's sale of Castle View Burial Park differs from an IRS sale of Cestiereau Les Sat. The sheriff's auction is for the debt linked cemetery at 10 am June 15 at the Lawrence County Courthouse. The IRS sale starts at 10 am at Neshannock Township cemetery and covers cemetery equipment and fixtures. The deeds stem from Marlin Stalpe defaulting on about 93,000 dollars in loans and 4,000 dollars in federal taxes.
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Federal Intennal Revenue Service
IRS
Castle View Burial Park
Cestiereau Les
Harry J. Kuezma
Ysterday
Neshannock Township
Lawrence County
Marlin Stalpe
Council Reluctantly Approves Sewer Easement Settlement
City council votes 4 1 to pay Lawrence County Housing Authority 5000 for a sewer easement and 150 per day for an inspector to proceed with the Grant Street housing project. Construction by Hawbaker of State College to start May 31 linking Weshannock and Union townships to the metropolitan system, amid opposition from Flannery and DeCarbo over the deal.
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Lawrence County Housing Authority
Sweakers
Grant Street
Richard E. Flannery
Weshannock
Union Townships
Glenn 0. Hawbaker
State College
Hawbaker
Flannery
Roger M. DeCarbo
Angelo J. Sands
Eugene
Lawrence County Primary Vote Totals and Costs
County Controller Robert E. Fo├nt reported that 48,386 eligible voters in Lawrence County cast ballots in yesterday's primary. With 106 precincts accounted for, the election cost about $23,083, itemized as $18,520.50 official pay, $1,590 rent, $2,423 constable fees, $152.30 storage, $230 janitorial services and $15.90 mileage.
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Lawrence County
Robert E. Fobt
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