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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1968

Page

7

Rare day in Pennsylvania Senate prompts conflict question

State Sen. Louis G. Hill of Philadelphia asked Lt Gov. Raymond J. Broderick if he could vote on a bill exempting Philadelphia Gas Works from the gross receipts tax. Hill, a member of a law firm representing the gas works, noted no conflict but sought guidance, saying he preferred caution.

Harrisburg Hill As Works Caeser John C. Pittenger Lancaster General Assembly Pennsylvania General Assembly Martindale - Hubbell Pennsylvania Labor Unions Senate Banking House Insurance Committee

Chrysler Plans New Plant in Westmoreland County

Chrysler Corp announced a 300 acre New Stanton site along Route 119 for a 2.3 million square foot auto plant, expected to employ 4500 workers with an $36 million annual payroll. The facility will assemble Plymouth Fury and Dodge Monaco Polara with 200000 annual capacity, targeting summer 1970 operation. Governor Shafer and Chrysler leader Lynn Townsend hailed the project as a boost to Pennsylvania’s economy and auto market growth.

Pittsburgh UPI Chrysler Corp Route 119 New Stanton Westmoreland County Raymond P. Shafer Detroit Lynn Townsend Chrysler Shafer Pennsylvania Penn Central Railroad

Honeydew: sugary plant exudate on leaves in heat

Honeydew forms as a sweet exudate on the leaves of many plants during hot weather. It signals plant responses to heat stress and can attract insects.

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