Lawmaker Admit Misappropriating Funds Duffield Faces Fallout
State Senator William E. Duffield D Fayette admitted misappropriating nearly 11000 dollars from two clients and five other improprieties in court documents. Fayette County DA Capuzzi said criminal charges are not being considered yet while the U S Attorney's Office seeks federal records for possible charges. Duffield disbarment by the state Supreme Court followed the misconduct disclosure.
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D-Fayette
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Fayette County
Conrad B. Capuzzi
Uniontown
U.S
Supreme Court
High Court
Band Members Discharged After Food Poisoning Incident
Fifteen members of West Greene High School band were discharged from Uniontown Hospital after observation for suspected food poisoning. They became ill Friday after performing at a West Greene Frazier football game. donuts and orange drink were served earlier. Investigation ongoing.
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West Greene High School
West Green- Frazier
Block groups organize patrol in West Philadelphia
West Philadelphia residents including students, workers and local groups plan patrols after a woman, Sue Speeth, 37, was stabbed to death Thursday night. Community leaders vow to reclaim streets and deter random violence while urging residents not to abandon the neighborhood.
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UPI
Ross Flanagan
West Philadelphia
Sue Speeth
Ms. Flanagan
NOW convention selects new president amid party clashes
About 3,000 delegates packed two downtown hotels at NOW's 8th annual convention while weather-reduced attendance aimed toward 4,500. Incumbent Karen DeCrow led seven candidates, facing Mary Jean Collins Robson as main rival in a race likely to produce a second term for DeCrow.
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UPI
National Organization For Women
Karen DeCrow
Ms. DeCrow
Syracuse, N.Y
New York
Mary Jean Collins-Robson
Chicago
Ms. Collins-Robson
Betty Friedan
John J Forbes Pioneer in Coal Mine Safety Dies in Harrisburg
John J Forbes died October 17 in Harrisburg Pennsylvania while visiting. He served over 40 years in the U S Bureau of Mines and led the agency from 1951 to 1955. Forbes lived in Chevy Chase Maryland and was born in Shamokin Pennsylvania. He was survived by his wife Irene Forbes a son a daughter and a brother.
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John J. Forbes
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
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Bureau
Chevy Chase
Shamokin
Irene Forbes
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