Wife of Bus Driver Dies in Tragedy Report
Allentown report states the wife of Shubert Daye, driver of a chartered bus that carried seven children to their deaths, dies while Daye is arraigned. Court proceedings focus on the driver as families seek accountability.
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Allentown Hospital
Richard J. Flev
Macungie
Daye
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
U.S
Alll
Longsland
New York City
Country Bay
Lawrence
Tedesco
Jersey City
Lawmakers Seek Alternatives for Tax Structure Revision
Indiana lawmakers urge a comprehensive study to revise the tax system. The joint committee will review multiple taxes and financing policies, with monthly meetings and reports to the 1971 74 budget plan. Officials from Rea and Mutz stress, no single plan will suffice.
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University Bureau of Business
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Dunnery
Tea
Dial Matz
Rea Mate
Legisla Rea
Ofipublican
Rotten
Laird Raises Possibility of U S Troops in Mideast as Offset
Secretary Laird told a visiting high school delegation that the United States might send troops to the Middle East if needed to counter Soviet military buildup and maintain the Arab‑Israeli balance of power. He stressed no current plans but said the issue would be watched closely and act as necessary.
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Migrant Workers Blamed on Large Corporations in Debate
Washington officials and advocates clash over migrant labor conditions and corporate responsibility. Ralph Nader and others testified on wages health benefits and abuses while Coca Cola funding and industry practices draw sharp scrutiny during hearings on farm worker exploitation and reform proposals.
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Revised Boone County feedlot plan okayed in Indiana
Indiana Pollution Control Board approved a revised Boone County feedlot plan at Eagle Creek Reservoir. Measures include a levee to contain wastes, spray irrigation safeguards, and reduced herd size from 10 000 to about 3 000 cattle to curb potential pollution. Critics remain concerned despite modifications.
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Pulitzer Prize Writer Lucas Dies After Long Illness
Jim G Lucas a Pulitzer prize winning correspondent died at 56 after a long battle with abdominal cancer. He spent 25 years with Scripps Howard covering three wars and earned the Korean War Pulitzer as a veteran war reporter. Funeral services will be held Thursday in Washington with burial in Cherokee Oklahoma his birthplace.
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20 Day Strike Ends For Stone Quarry Workers in Bedford
In Bedford Indiana labor and management spokesmen agreed on a new contract ending a 20 day strike by about 1500 Amestone and quarry workers. The pact covers six unions and raises wages with 20 cents an hour this year, 15 cents on July 1, and 25 cents an hour the following year.
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