Street party slated as Steelers face Vikings for title
Pittsburgh authorities plan a citywide celebration and parade for the Steelers first title game since 1960. Police, Chamber of Commerce, and officials will deploy hundreds of officers downtown and in neighborhoods to keep order amid an expected crowd of up to a million fans.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Steelers
Minnesota Vikings
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Colville
Colville
Four Children, Teacher Hurt By Fountain Spray
In Darby Pennsylvania a drain cleaner accident sprayed from a drinking fountain at Puse Elementary School Collingdale. Seven children five years old plus a teacher and a janitor were affected. four students were hospitalized for observation and later released.
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Fitzgerald-Mercy Hospital
Mousley
Heinz recalls dry baby cereal over metal fragments
Heinz will recall all boxes of instant dry baby cereal including instant rice barley oatmeal mix ed and high protein produced at Pittsburgh plant due to possible metal fragments from manufacturing. No injuries reported and production halted for redesign. Consumers should discard boxes and mail box tops with return address to Heinz for refund.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
HJ. Heinz Co
Heinz
Good
Becaue
Raymond F. Good
Heinz U.S.A
P.O
Careers '75 interview and resume program at Waynesburg College
A two day program on job interview techniques resumes and applications titled Careers 75 will run Wednesday and Thursday at Waynesburg College. It is part of the Special Events Committee Calendar for 1974 75 and is the first event of the semester. All sessions are open to the college and community without charge.
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Waynesburg
Waynesburg College
Shapp Funds Garden Army To Fight Inflation
Gov Milton Shapp launches an inflation war by expanding a garden program across 27 state institutions with 5 acre plots 15 by 30 feet and free seed packets from Asgrow Mandeville. State greenhouses will grow 1 165 000 tomato pepper and cabbage plants for gardeners with soil testing at three dollars and extension help available to entrants.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Milton J. Shapp
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Historical and Museum Commission
Valley Forge
Bushey Run Battlefield
Pottsgrove Manor
Asgrow Mandeville Co., Inc
Cambridge
N.Y
State Agriculture Department
State Welfare Department
Penn State Extension Service
State government in week's review
Governor Milton J. Shapp pushed a spring housecleaning with personnel changes in welfare, liquor control, revenue and administration including new revenue secretary George Monod and solicitor general move for Vincent Yakowicz. Deputy secretaries Ader II and Arleton announced to depart. The General Assembly opened with a close speaker vote for Martin Mullen, backed by AFL CIO and the governor. Public Utility Commission members proposed cutting a Philadelphia Electric Co rate increase by 58 million dollars from 136 million.
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John Langdom
Harrisburg
UPI
Milton J. Shapp
Helene Wohligemuth
Sewickley
State Liquor Control Board
Gene Roscioli
Easton
George Monod
Bethel Park
Vincent Yakowicz
New Castle
State Office Department
Shapp
Frank Beal
Ofittsburgh
Wohlgemuth
James Wade
Beal
Pplies
Charles Ader II
Hugh Arleton
Frank Hilton
General Assembly
Martin Mullen
House
Rep
Herbert Fineman
Fineman
Afl-Cio
State Public Utilityommission
Philadelphia Electric Co
Louis
Pennsylvania officials stall as budget talks loom
Carter and Denenberg faced a technical snag last week and return to the issue early next week with two of three Republican commissioners opposing a cut while Robert Bloom supports a rate cut for the power company. A three-way deadlock persists among Shapp, Auditor General Casey, and Treasurer Sloan over state borrowing as budget secretary McIntosh says two thirds of February school subsidies can be paid. The governors and Sloan backed Casey on using short term bonds for highway repairs. Shapp questions open meetings law and asks the Justice Department for guidance. Welfare officials move to quell hospital staff unrest over potential job changes, while Beal notes workload fears. Shapp names five new Employes Retirement Board members with Sol Zuerow as chairman prioritizing a $1.4 billion fund return.
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Carter
Herbert Denenberg
Robert Bloom
Mechanicsburg
Charles McIntosh
Shapp
Robert Casey
Grace Sloan
Sloan
Casey
Pennsylvania
State
Justice Department
Frank Beal
State Employes Retirement Board
Sol Zuerow
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Jane M. Alexander
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Allentown
Philadelphia
Bill Manning
Indiana County
R.F. Pirro
Natonal Premium
Algrow Mandeville
Turtlenecks
Leathers
Suedes
Suncrest Shopping Plaza
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