Kenton undergoes surgery for cerebral hemorrhage in Reading
Stan Kenton 65 underwent brain surgery after a Sunday hemorrhage as doctors at Reading Hospital reported the operable rupture and attempts to restore speech and consciousness. He was found unconscious at a motel while preparing for a Friday concert and remains in critical condition.
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Reading
UPI
Stan Kenton
Reading Hospital and Medical Center
Kenton
Firme
Arma
Crash kills T and burns car near Newburg Hotel
In Northampton County near Newburg, Harry Bright 25 from Easton died when his car struck an embankment and burst into flames at about 2:20 am. Four others from Phillipsburg New Jersey Frank Wykeall 21 Brenda Lance 18 Bradley Paul 1 and Dale Bond 21 were injured and transported to Easton Hospital. No cause determined at this time.
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UPI
Harry Bright
Easton
Northampton County Lown
Easton Hospital
Frank Wykeall
Brenda Lance
Bradley Paul
Phillipsburg
Dale Bond
Bayton
Newburg Hotel
Wacareth Township
Child Pornography Bill Faces Court Challenge In Pa Senate
The Pennsylvania Senate passed a bill banning production distribution and sale of child pornography for anyone under 16. Civil libertarians question constitutionality and promise a challenge if signed. U S attorney Marion said single out parents and producers, with major profits noted from a nationwide industry.
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NEW Castle News
Senate
Wnyone
Pennsylvania American Live Liberties Union
Spencer Cove
Pennsylvania
David Marion
U.S
Haslem
Philadelphia
FBI
Marston
New York
California
Maryn
High Court limits obscenity rulings and union security cases
The court eases limits on state obscenity laws while upholding a conviction for mailing obscene material within a state. It also allows union security dues with refunds for nonapproved uses, and rules against warning grand jury witnesses of indictment targets. Other actions include access debates to prison inmates and press coverage limits in a California trial.
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Towa
American Library Association
Association of American Publishers
States
Detroit
Bin
Tela
California
Florence
S.C
Ben
Ralph Gasque
Jacksonville
Fla
Penthouse Magazine
Planners weigh pothole problems in county roads
County Planning Commission chair Russell Kawa says a state purchase of weight scales could save about 100 million dollars in road damage by curbing overweight trucks. The Transportation Committee weighs drainage issues and PennDOT staffing as it considers local road maintenance and monitoring measures.
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Russell Kawa
County Planing Commission
Kawa
Commission
John A Meshan Jr
Rank A. Vitril
Charles McDevitt
Vitril
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Pennj&it
Wackers
Kava
Meehan
Wilil
Penndot
New Castle
Beaver Valley Expressway
Transportation Committee
Wendell Wagner
Vir
Coniussics
Columbia Gas offers low cost insulation financing program
Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania announced a new dollars and sense financing plan to help customers insulate their homes. The program provides 0 percent down and up to three years to pay with no profit motive, targeting ceilings insulation to save energy and reduce heating bills. Towne said contractors will be listed and the plan will first be available to creditworthy residential property owners in New Castle area, subject to regulatory approval.
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Columbia Gas of
Pennsylvania
A. L. Towne
New Castle Area
Towne
Columbia G
Columbia
Pennsylvania House approves 3 day school calendar cut
The Pennsylvania House passed a bill to shorten the 180 day school calendar to 177 days to protect district subsidies during the energy crisis. Gov Milton Shapp must sign before the change takes effect and lawmakers indicate no future calendar impact. The measure, approved 1952, moves to Shapp for approval.
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Hawtusburg
UPS
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
State House
Shago
Senate
Ise
Lawsuit Alleges Mismanagement Of The Scene Newspaper
Kenneth Eckler, president of Lawrence County Scene Inc, is named in a $100000 suit by investors Roger DeCarbo and Anthony Cugini alleging mismanagement and conspiracy to oust them. The suit seeks punitive damages, court orders, and voiding stock transfers, listing 43 defendants including family members.
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Kenneth Eckler
Lawrence County Scene, Inc
Roger DeCarba
Anthony Sugini
Eckler
DeCarbo
Clagini
Common Pleas Court
Scene
Cugini
LeCarko
Echler
Rompulzinn
DeCarte
Lal
John Cassano
DeCarbe
Cassano
Judge sets sentencing for four sex case defendants
President Judge John F Henderson ordered sentencing by retired Beaver County judge Frank Reed for William Farris John Gabriel Anthony Moses and Kevin Giffin all pled guilty. Sentences include indecent assault prostitution and corrupting minors charges in a case involving two 13 year old girls. In a separate item, over 4500 students graduate from Pennsylvania State University Main Campus on Saturday.
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Westchester
UPI
State Bureau of Drug Control
Lawrence Palmer
Bateau
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Gordon Roberts
Chastee County
Offier
Common Pleas
Leonard Sugerman
Willian, Lamb
Dedes Duis
Aefendante
John F. Henderson
William Farris
John Gabriel
Anthony Moses
Kevin Giffin
Frank Reed
Beaver County
Reed
Midotf
University Park
UPR
Pennsylvania State University
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