Daylight Time Bill Passes Sent To Nixon
Congress sent the daylight saving bill to President Nixon after House and Senate approval. If signed, clocks would move forward on Jan 6, with expected electricity and heating savings up to three percent. The measure also affects fuel rationing authority and energy policy.
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Bob Eckhardt
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Arab Oil May Flow Once More
Officials traveling with Secretary Kissinger said a January oil embargo lift is more likely than not as Israel and Egypt move toward disengagement talks on the Suez front. Saudis hinted at resuming deliveries if public U.S. support for Israeli withdrawal is stated. Geneva peace conference steps may be set by weekend with U.S. Soviet coordination noted.
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Washington
Western Pennsylvania truckers protest fuel prices amid renewed violence
Scattered violence erupted as truckers kept a fuel price protest in western Pennsylvania. Authorities investigated a shooting and rock throwing on I 80 near the Ohio line while the Turnpike saw more rock attacks. Oil firms cut deliveries. Governor Shapp ruled out National Guard deployment.
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Everett
Harrisburg
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National Guard
Associated Press
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Fraternal Association of Speciality Haulers
FASH
Pittsburgh
Hill
Threats Of Six Month Coal Strike Renewed By UMW
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller renewed threats of a six month coal strike in Pittsburgh. He ignored a rejection of a strike fund he supported as the union closed its 46th convention.
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Mitchell to Lead Fox Campaign Headquarters in 12th District
Mrs. Sylvia Mitchell of Somerset is named campaign headquarters manager for Republican Harry M. Fox in the 12th Congressional District. She will coordinate activities across six counties from Room 200 in the Swank Building Johnstown and oversee the Fox itinerary, speakers, phone bank, and direct mail efforts. Fox plans a Somerset luncheon and meetings with local Republican groups as he enters the Feb. 5 special election.
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Indiana
Clarion Counties
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U.S
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Oxford
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Lancaster
R. Lawrence Coughlin
Villanova
H. John Heinz
Pittsburgh
George A. Goodling
Loganville
Edward C. Biester
Furlong
Joseph M. McDade
Scranton
Herman T. Schneebeli
Williamsport
Albert W. Johnson
Smethport
Bud Shuster
Everett
Mrs
Summit
Somerset County
John P. Murtha
Westmont
Miller
International Executive Board
Nine Million Dollar Coal Mine Planned Near Windber
Bethlehem Steel Corp. will start a new nine million dollar deep coal mine near Windber early next year. The No. 78 Cambria Division mine aims for a 20 year coal life and 250 miners, with production slated for 1975 after permits.
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Windber
Edward P. Leach
Bethlehem
Cambria
Somerset County
U.S. Probes Baker Firm Ties to 1970 Dem Donations
U S Attorney in Pittsburgh seeks financial records of Euthenics Systems Corp now Michael Baker Jr Inc for alleged illegal contributions routed through Mahady & Mahady law firm in Greensburg during the 1970 Democratic campaign. The firm, a major highway contractor and Turnpike consultant, faced questions tied to Gov Shapp's 1970 election victory.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Mahady
Philadelphia Bulletin
Shapp
Raymond J. Broderick
Front Office Moves at Somerset Daily American
The Somerset Daily American relocates front office staff from the old building to new quarters in the back. Access is via the side door on Orchard Avenue or the east rear entrance. The old Main Street house is slated for demolition.
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Orchard Avenue
Main Street
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