Universities eye banks and legislature in Pennsylvania
Three state related universities face high interest costs while awaiting quarterly state funding. Monthly appropriations could save over $325,000 annually, with Temple Penn State and Pitt awaiting bills of roughly 52.9 86.9 and 48.2 million respectively. Savings depend on timely budget passage.
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UPI
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University of Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
Comptrollers Office
Pitt
Interst
Temple
George Ingram
Dickson Johnson
House
Senate
Henry Cianfiani
Senate Appropriations Committee
Street fighting claims six lives in Philadelphia
UPI reports six Philadelphia residents were killed in street violence over two nights, including gang related shootings. Anthony Atwood an 18-year-old gang member was shot at a Southwest gas station. In North Philadelphia Patrolman Cravero shot an 18-year-old after a stolen car pursuit. Other victims 18 year old Robert Terry 16 year old Diane Prevard 16 year old Victor Thoore and 19 year old Steven Dorsey. A 17 year old youth faces charges in the double slaying.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Anthony Atwood
N. Broad St
Ralph Cravero
Donnie Rowe
Cravero
Rowe
Broad St
Victor Thoore
Steven Dorsey
Man charged in murder of infant brother in Philadelphia
A 19 year old in Philadelphia is arrested for the murder of his six month old brother after he allegedly threw him from a second floor window. The child Walter died at Children’s Hospital while a one year old sibling Caroline Pitts is hospitalized in critical condition. Two other brothers, Shawn and Derrick, were injured and treated at the hospital.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Joseph Simmons
Walter
Caroline Pitts
Children’s Hospital
Caroline
Simmons
Shawn
Derrick
Fayette Singing Boys announce October tour schedule
Uniontown pa October tour opens with a worship service at Jumonville Chapel for the Fayette Singing Boys fall concert season. Director David L. Craig lists October dates in Uniontown Greensburg Newell Mt. Lebanon and Pittsburgh with rehearsals at Cratin Choir School and growth from ten boys in 1965 to over 150 members across seven choirs.
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Fayette Singing Boys
Jumonville Chapel
David L. Craig
First Christian Church
Greensburg
Methodist
Newell
Fayette Singing Boys Concert Choir
Laurel Highlands
Pennsylvania
Reading Guide Inside Section A
Inside pages offer a look at the big air show and public notices across the Pennsylvania News, West Virginia weather, U.S. and world coverage. Funeral notices, obituaries, and theater ads fill the entertainment listings with family weekly features and comics.
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U.S
Weather
West Virginia News World News
Panorama
Family Weekly
Two Killed in Route 147 Head-On Crash in Pa
Two Lycoming County men Fred Moore 48 and Richard Woodruff 32 were killed in a head-on collision on Route 147 north of MONEY Pennsylvania. Dorothy Carr 22 of Bloomsburg the passenger in Woodruff's car was in serious condition at Geisinger Medical Center with chest and abdominal injuries and multiple fractures.
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Money
UPI
Lycoming County
Here
Fred Moore
Richard Woodruff
Loyalsock Township
Williamsport
Dorothy Carr
Bloomsburg
Woodruff
Geisinger Medical Center
Danville
Prison returns to normal at Graterford after walkout
Graterford State Prison in Pennsylvania nears normal operations after a two day staff walkout. Superintendent Robert L. Johnson says visiting rights for about 1,500 inmates should resume by early next week as cell by cell searches continue and contraband is seized, following a kitchen steward’s stabbing death. About 190 of 250 guards and clerks walked off, citing lax security.
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Graterford, Pa
UPI
Graterford State
Robert L. Johnson
Montgomery County
Johnson
Steven Ary
Drug Mixtures Warn at New York Concert
The Medical Letter urges caution with drug interactions as many people take several medications. Mixing drugs can boost adverse effects and raise hospital bills. Doctors should ask patients about all medicines and patients should report them.
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New York
Medical Letter
JP Pleads Innocent in 10 Counts of Stolen Property
Justice of the Peace Lindsey Whited of Man Logan has pleaded innocent and will enter pre trial motions Tuesday on 10 counts of transferring stolen property. Whited is among 70 indicted by a special grand jury for involvement in a loosely organized mine equipment theft ring. Five co defendants were granted delays and plan to plead guilty later.
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Logan
W.va
Justice of the Peace
Lindsey Whited
Man
Whited
Cruel dilemma for two WV college presidents in 1976 race
The two West Virginia leaders Cecil H. Underwood of Bethany College and John D. Rockefeller IV of West Virginia Wesleyan face a clash between current duties and possible gubernatorial ambitions. Neither will confirm plans, stressing commitment to their institutions while keeping options open. Rockefeller is regarded as the stronger potential candidate due to momentum and a revived organizational base.
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W.va
UPI
West Virginia
Cecil H. Underwood
Bethany College
John D. Rockefeller IV
West Virginia Wesleyan
Rockefeller
Underwood
Bethany
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You
Arch Moore
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