Social service workers vote nearing ratification in Pa
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania social service workers vote on a wage contract ending a strike that halted unemployment and welfare checks since July 1. With 17 of 20 locals counted a close margin shows lean toward acceptance though Philadelphia results remain pending. Edward Farrell reports 463 to 118 in favor among 2 000 members.
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Pennsylvania contract pact ends strike stalemate
Union leaders said the agreement reached Friday was the best possible deal though they disliked the terms and nearly all workers would be back on the job by Monday.
Motorists Get 30 Day Grace Period on No Fault Law
Harrisburg Pennsylvania the state announced a 30 day grace period before enforcing provisions of the no fault law. The decision was disclosed by state officials and officials urged motorists to review policy changes as the period begins.
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Spruill Found Guilty by Jury in 1973 Slaying
Eugene Gino Spruill, 30, was convicted of first degree murder in the strangling of Walter Turner, 22, over unpaid heroin debts. An all white Allegheny County jury deliberated about two hours, with Spruill already serving another life sentence. He faces life imprisonment and will be tried for four additional murders. The case featured witnesses Leonard Reed and Elmer Taylor who testified to Turner's killing after being tied and seated in Turner's home. Also noted is Pennsylvania's new auto no fault insurance law taking effect with a 30 day grace period toJuly maximize compliance.
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Senate mulls replay in Pennsylvania nominations clash
The Pennsylvania Senate considers a second vote on four nominees after last Tuesday's mass defeat. Governor Shapp and Senate leaders spar over a possible rearranged tally to push through Kalodner, McHale, Kaplan, and Hatch as the chamber weighs strategy and timing ahead of a Monday reconsideration.
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