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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1975

Page

3

Greene County Bicentennial Festival Set for June 1976

Waynesburg prepares a festival at Greene County Fairgrounds with exhibits and concessions highlighting historical themes. Miss Lucille White chairs the event with booths for organizations, a 10 percent levy on proceeds, a fireworks display, crafts, foods, and Revolutionary era sports. Contact 627-3679 evenings to participate.

Waynesburg Greene County Fairgrounds Lucille White Miss White Greene County Historical Society James Randolph Waynesburg Central Stage Band Alvin T. Laidley

Ford signs bill to aid railroads in economic crisis

President Ford signed two bills allocating 125 million dollars immediate aid to Penn Central and 347 million for government grants and loan guarantees to Penn Central Erie Lackawanna and other northeast and midwest lines. Railroads under government control face payroll and reorganization needs.

Ford Washington UPI Penn Central White House Department of Transportation Erie Lackawanna Northeast Midwest

Train travel may be hazardous says Penn Central

Public Utility Commissioner Herbert S. Denenberg urges warnings on rail travel after a Lancaster County crash. He cites deteriorating equipment and tracks and calls for mandatory danger notices on tickets. Penn Central and Amtrak concede funding limits hinder safety upgrades and maintenance.

Charles M. Madigan Harrisburg, Pa UPI Herbert S. Denenberg Penn Central Amtrak Denenberg Lancaster County PUC Philadelphia Congress

State government in week's review

Gov. Milton J. Shapp traveled to Pittsburgh Allentown Washington New York Harrisburg and Philadelphia this week. He denounced the U S Rail Reorganization Plan and promoted his rail revitalization tax plan while noting his residence choice and refusing to move into the Governor's Mansion. State officials reported rises in relief rolls and resignations in the Justice Department as hearings on floodproofing regulations began. The Legislature moved to create a Consumer Advocate Department and Senate leaders agreed to monthly contingency fund disclosures.

Harrisburg UPI Milton J. Shapp Pittsburgh Allentown Washington New York Philadelphia Shapp California Washington D.C Merion Chester County U.S Commonwealth C. DeLores Tucker Susquehanna River Wormleysburg Shapps Bac Tucker State Welfare Frank S. Beal House Pennsylvania Robert Kane Justice Department William Wilcox Aoe House Appropriations Committee Consumer Advocate Department Philip Kalodner Kalodner Senate Martin Murray Luzerne County Field Murray

PUC head seeks outside studies for rate hike reviews in Pennsylvania

Public Utility Commissioner Louis J. Carter urges hiring outside consulting firms to study rate increase requests and aid commissioners in forming more comprehensive opinions. He criticizes the lack of economic planning and notes Bloom's frequent focus on consumer legislation, calling for stronger economic planning to address energy costs and utility challenges. The piece also mentions Paradise Louisiana being labeled a sportsman’s paradise.

Harrisburg UPI Louis J. Carter PUC Carter Commission George Bloom Washington PAC Pennsylania

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