Philadelphia Daily News from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 18

17, 1975 Phila. Daily News 18 PFT to Send 110 to Hawaii By DON HASKIN Despite criticism that it is extravagant, the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers will send 110 delegates to a convention in Hawaii July 9. It will cost the PFTs members $60,000. PFT President Frank Sullivan, who hopes to lead the delegation to the American Federation of Teachers convention at the Sheraton Waikiki, said that his union was booking a group flight, paying the 110 delegates and alternates $15 daily for food, and paying half the cost of a double occupancy room. The union, he said, is econ Monday, February ADULT FILMS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SNOWING i NIGHT 01 VOTIM MOlHll.

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Detroit, he said, sends Sullivan says PFT founder and former president Celia Pincus. "I helped build the organization," said Miss Pincus, 70. "I didn't expect it to be mine. But, neither did I expect money to be spent like it was picked up. on the street or grown on trees." Sullivan said the PFT membership voted to send 110 delegates and alternates last Nov.

22. The delegates have not been chosen, Sullivan said, but are being elected by ballot. Sullivan said the delegation is the same size as the one that attended last year's convention in Toronto at an estimated cost of $30,000. Adult Films mm. zoo reg.

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Salkind (left) and Jack Drucker, chairman of the club's heart committee. David's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Machita, of 31 Lee Audubon, Montgomery County, wrote to the Variety Qub after reading in the Daily News the club wanted to give the chair away. Cops Hold Youth for Arson In 5-Alarm Warehouse Fire 2 THE BEST IN BURLESQUE' EXOTIC DANCERS! STARRING KATHIE DARE THE ill AMERICAN SHOW CIRl IFff ONSTAGE BAIIY AT 1.

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(UPI)-The pastor of a Lake Charles Roman Catholic Church was beaten, robbed of his' money and his car and tied to a tree by a pair of hitchhikers, according to authorities. The Rev. William Hurney, 61, pastor of Holy Ghost Catholic Church, told investigators he offered two men a ride Friday night near Lafayette. He said they threatened to stab him while forcing him to drive west on Interstate 10. that ruined stored goods worth more than $250,000 and took more than 100 firemen almost two hours to bring under control.

THE YOUTH, who police say was seen at the warehouse owned by the Reading Railroad the night of the fire, also allegedly was arrested at least once before on arson charges. The fire was reported at 5:07 P.M.. and under control at 6:55 P.M. When the fire broke through the warehouse roof at 6:30 P.M., Fire Commissioner Joseph R. Rizzo ordered subway service on the El halted.

It was resumed at 7:21 P.M. DEATH NOTICES TAMARIN Feb. 13, 197S, MARIE C. Of the Philadelphia 2491 Pennsylvania Apt. -'-c-41, wife of Bernard J.

Tamarin, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Cimino, sister of Nicholas R. Cimino. Relatives and friends ar Invited to services 11 A. at the BERSCHLER CHAPEL 4300 N.

Broad St. (at the Int, Whiterrtarsh Memorial Park. The family will return to her late residence. Contributions in her memocy may be made to a charity of -the Conor's choice. THE PHILA.

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