Vo-Tech board amid clash with Concerned Citizens
The Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School Board faced a verbal attack by the Concerned Citizens for a Quality Vocational Education led by Ralph Horchter. The group alleges improper operation and illegal interim certification filings for vocational director David B. Jameson. Jameson, present at the meeting, contends administrators hinder his duties and hints at attempts to shield board actions. The dispute traces to 1967 when Zarone led academics and Jameson vocational education, with tensions persisting into 1989 state reviews.
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Lawrence County Area
Vocasional Echnical School Board i
Concerned Citizens
Ralph Horchter
New Wilmington
Citizens Group
Phillip A. Phelps
Arthur St. Zarek
Fred Rockage
Zarene
David B. Jameson
Youth Development Center School
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VorTeck 3
Vo-Tech
Vo-Tech Board
Harrisburg
Concerned Citizens Group
Haw
Onesun
Zarone
State Department of Education
Vo'ech
Veech
Schools Close in D C Open in Philadelphia
United Press International reports that DC schools were ordered closed while Philadelphia schools prepared to reopen after four weeks. The East region faces deep labor strife with 325000 students and 20000 teachers affected. DC Superintendent Seatl excused classes until Monday as officials weigh if students are better off at home.
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United Press International
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Washington
Midwest
Hugh Seatl
Scott
Superior Court
Hubert Campbell
William Simons
Senate votes to raise elderly earnings limit for Social Security
The Senate approved raising the earnings cap for workers over 65 to 3000 dollars, from 1680, under a bill that would add about 1.7 billion to Social Security costs. The plan faces House-Senate conferees and reflects a split view on benefits versus continued work after 65.
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Wallington
UPD
Senate
House
Democrats Outregister GOP at Pulaski Club Event
Democrats led in a special voter registration at the Pulaski Sportsman Club with 24 Democrats, 8 Republicans and 1 independent registering. Additional sessions set for Lawrence Village Plaza Shenango Township and Westgate Plaza Union Township with varied today and tomorrow hours.
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Pulaski Sportsman Club
Lawrence Village Plaza
Shenango Township
Westgate Plaza
Union Township
U S funds promised for Bessemer line
Borough officials announced tentative federal backing for replacing the 8 inch main water line on Poland Avenue. Council president David Summers said the loan amount will be set after a survey by Teachester firm Michael Baker Jr. Engineers. A federal grant for the entire system may also be pursued, possibly up to 300,000 dollars, to fund filtration, softening, looping dead ends, and an additional standpipe.
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Sessemer
Poland Avenue
David Summers
U.S
Frank M. Clark
Drossemer
James Mitchell
Michael Baker Jr. Engineers
Teachester
12Th Street
Main Street
Summers
Tle
City Officials Seek Full Federal Urban Renewal Funding
Mayor Francis J. Rogan and city officials plan to meet with state senators and a U.S. representative to press for maximum federal urban renewal funds for 1973. They have contacted Sens. Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker and Rep. Frank NM. Clark, who will attend the Pittsburgh HUD office meeting Tuesday. The city seeks a 3.9 million grant, with prior notes of a possible 3.4 million cap amid Tropical Storm Agnes flood relief. Hart J. Douglass, author of 39 religious books, dies Wednesday.
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Francis J. Rogan
Thei
Rogan
Hugh Scott
Richard
Schweiker
U.S
Frank NM. Clark
D-Bessemer
Clark
Pittsburgh
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Agnes
Payne found guilty in tape case at Atlanta
A Superior Court jury convicted Hawks rookie Tom Payne on one count of tape and sentenced him to two years in prison. He was acquitted on two other tape counts after eight hours of deliberation, interrupted once by a rereading of testimony. Judge Sam Phillips McKendie urged Payne to consider himself lucky.
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United Press International
Payne
Atlanta
UPD
Atlanta Hawks
Tom Payne
Sam Phillips McKendie
Heart attack seen cause of death Charles E Krapp
Charles E Krapp aged 58 died in Franklin Township reportedly from a heart attack yesterday while driving on Furnace Creek road. His car veered off an embankment onto railroad tracks and was found by two youths who alerted police. Coroner Mearl Bozett noted heart medicine and nitroglycerin pills in the car and said death likely occurred between 3 and 4 pm. The body was moved to P.O. Contracer Funeral Home in Ellwood City awaiting arrangement to Pittsburgh.
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Charles E. Krapp
Pittsburgh
Furnace Creek
Franklin Township
Beaver County
Mearl Bozett
Bozett
Krapp
Krapy
County workers to meet over representation
A spokesman for county employees said a meeting is set for Monday at 4 15 p.m. at the county warehouse to discuss union representation. Atty Richard Audina will address the group outlining pros and cons of a union. Local 64 Construction and Laborers has been seeking to organize county workers.
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Richard Audina
Audina
Audino
Fighting and diplomacy mark Asian cold war front
Communist units shelled a central coast South Vietnamese base with over 1000 shells and ground assaults were halted at barbed wire as rangers repelled incursions in Quang Ngai province. In Hanoi, Fa Phantom jets hit a military supply area near the capital, and China and Japan agreed to end hostility and restore diplomatic ties in a historical shift.
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UPS
Quang Ngai
Hanoi
Peking
UPI
China
Japan
Chou Ein-lat
Chou
Kaykuei Tanaka
Asia
Tanaka
Belfast killings add two more victims in weekend spree
In Belfast, two men were found shot to death in separate areas, one Roman Catholic and one Protestant, as police warn that the "thrill killers" act without motive. Authorities appeal for tips to halt the ghastly murders and end the violence that has plagued Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Millionaire drawing in Harrisburg set for finalists
In the State Education Building finalists gather to learn if they join ten people winning up to a million dollars in the UPI report. Margaret Crothers of Royersford and Robert Schmidt of Spring City will attend, both connected to Janes Motor Co. in Spring City. Second prize is 200 000 dollars, third 100 000, with seven more prizes of 10 000 each.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Margaret J. Crothers
Royersford
Robert F. Schmidt
Spring City
Schmidt
Janes Motor Co
Hind
State signs pacts with unions across Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports Gov. Shapp signed a one year pact with the state police for 1973 74 and contracts with the Pennsylvania State Education Association faculty at Scotland School for Veterans Thaddeus Stevens Trade School and the Pennsylvania State Oral School for the Deaf Under the police agreement salaries rise by 750 a year but the current night differential will be dropped.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Millen J. Shapp
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Scotland School For Veterans
Thaddeus Stevens ‘Trade School
Pennsylvania State Oral School For the Deaf
Pa. Insurance Chief Attacks Chiropractors
State Insurance Commissioner Herbert S. Denenberg accused chiropractors of lacking scientific basis and training. He urged Pennsylvania to stop licensing chiropractors, calling the profession a cult that endangers patients and demanding a reconsideration of licensure.
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Philadelphia
Art
Herbert S. Denenberg
Pennsylvania
Denenberg
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