Retail Milk Prices Jump Across Pennsylvania States
The Associated Press reports retail milk prices rose sharply in seven of 12 cities as market conditions pushed gains beyond state minimums. Average quart price climbs to 40.2 cents from 37 cents since July 1973, with notable increases in Allentown, Harrisburg, Johnstown, and Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Chambersburg
State Milk Marketing Board
Jack Freed
State Agriculture Department
Allentown
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Easton
Dubois
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Towanda
Uniontown
Meadville
Scranton
Pennsylvania man held after attempted armed robbery in Hagerstown
Merle W. Unger Jr. of Chambersburg was in custody after an off duty city policeman stopped an attempted armed robbery of a grocery store in Hagerstown. He was being sought for robbery and jail escape in Carlisle authorities said.
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Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Merle W. Unger Jr
Chambersburg
Unger
Cumberland County
Carlisle
Tax Cut Bill Likely To Pass Against Ford Veto Threat
Congress nears end of 1975 session with bills to cut taxes and oil prices. President Ford opposes both but may be forced to sign or be overridden on a six month tax cut extension. House leader O'Neill argues Ford vacillates and could change his mind by Tuesday about the tax bill.
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Congress
Ford
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Massachusetts
Reagan
O’neill
California
Ronald Reagan
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Senate Budget Committee
Senate
Muskie
ABCTV
Ford Campaign Forecast Across Reagan Strongholds
Ford strategists expect primaries to favor him in Reagan strongholds while Reagan supporters push for early victories. At the Southern Republican Conference Ford Chairman Bo Callaway questions Reagan’s regional base as Muskie projects fiscal safeguards and potential tax effects. The piece notes energy and labor dispute bills pending Senate action and a possible veto clash.
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Houston
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Citizens For
Reagan
Howard
Bo’’ Callaway
National Campaign
Callaway
Ford works in Oval Office amid holiday plans and policy fights
President Ford in the Oval Office preparing for Christmas parties and a week of potential battles with Congress over tax cut energy and railroad aid bills. Boston Schools reopen after turmoil as federal judge installs receivership and replaces administration at South Boston High. Israeli scientists report test tube fuel from desert water bacteria with pilot plant plans to test commercial viability.
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Washington
Ford
Oval Office
Congress
Boston
South Boston High School
Domestic stainless mills seek ITC relief as shipments rise
Industry Week reports specialty steel firms expect a 15 to 20 percent gain in U S shipments in 1976 plus a 22 percent foreign market share. Domestic producers urge action from the U S International Trade Commission to curb foreign competition.
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Cleveland
U.S. International Trade Commission For
Industry Week Magazine
Pioneer Christmas at Historical Society Center
Center hosts Christmas crafts with Junior Historians creating straw wreaths and two themed trees. Volunteers, hours, and ongoing exhibits showcase early toys and period items while inviting public help and noting free admission during the holiday season.
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Marilyn Brant
Donna Miller
The
Historical Center
Beverly Crosson
Mark Ware
Historical Society Center
Helen Wolf
Harry Stern
Earl Lucius
Jean Coleman
Betty Haupt
Weather outlook for Laurel Mountain area Monday into Tuesday
A few showers likely Monday with windy conditions and a high in the mid to upper 50s. Showers may mix with snow by daybreak Tuesday with lows mid to upper 30s and highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Precipitation chances are 60 percent Monday and 80 percent Monday night. Southerly winds 12 to 25 mph Monday.
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Laurel Mountain
Crash Kills Rockwood Man
A 48 year old Rockwood man, Robert Harold Fisher, died in a one car crash on Pa 281 Ursina. He was pronounced dead at 6 45 pm by Somerset County coroner Wilbur D Miller from traumatic shock and a skull fracture. Fisher lost control on a left curve, the car skidded 75 feet, over a four foot embankment and into a tree. Confluence Ambulance Service responded. road was dry where the crash occurred and damage to the car was about 2000 dollars.
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Ursina
Rockwood RD
Robert Harold Fisher
Somerset County
Wilbur D. Miller
Miller
Fisher
Confluence Ambulance Service
Florida public employee bargaining system hailed as model
AP reports William Usery calls Florida's collective bargaining for public employers a milestone after seven years of work and court action. The system, including a no strike clause, began under PERC last December and allows unions to form, petition, and gain recognition or trigger elections for bargaining.
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Miami
Florida Supreme Court
William J. Usery
Federal Mediation Service
Florida
State Supreme Court
Employe Relations Commission
PERC
Carl Lange
Lange
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Crossword Daily Record
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Horoscope Investors’ Guide
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