City man wounded in accidental home shooting
Bruce W. Singer is critically wounded in an accidental rifle discharge at his home on Scatterfield Road. He suffered a chest wound, collapsed lung, and internal injuries, with his wife nearby as investigators describe the incident. Police also report narcotics paraphernalia found at the residence and a lab analysis planned for the unknown substance.
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Omar
Bruce W. Singer
Scatterfield Road
Singer
St John's Hospital
Wallenda Pyramid Tragedy and Aftermath Across Years
The Wallenda troupe built a four-man pyramid with two linked pairs and added two on shoulders, a chair on a pole, and a balancing woman. A 1963 Detroit accident killed Dieter Schepp and Richard Faughnan. Wallenda’s nephew and others were injured. Wallenda narrowly escaped, spoke of guilt, and the pyramid act ended after a Fort Worth 1963 performance.
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Williams
Wallenda
Harrington
United
San Juan
Rietta
Teppnica
Puda
Herman
Dieter Schepp
Richard Faughnan
Scond
East Germany
America
Yetta Grotofent
Omaha
Neb
Detroit
Fort Worth
Texas
Helen
Herman Wallenda
Gunther
Karl'sephew
Sarasota
Fla
Wallendas
Campbell seeks remap to restore District 36 boundary
The lawmaker, informing local election officials and county chairmen, requests the election board restore the disputed area to District 36 as per the 1971 redistricting statute. He argues that about 300 to 400 residents in Woodlawn Heights and Grandview may have voted in wrong races, but asserts this would not have changed any results.
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Campbell
Election Board
Woodlawn Heights
Grandview
Carter and Begin urge Israeli withdrawal in Middle East talks
President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Begin wrap two days of talks with calls for Israel to withdraw from the West Bank and other fronts as part of a broader settlement. Begin rejects the notion, stressing Israel’s ongoing security challenges from the PLO amid regional tensions. Israel’s forces reportedly control about 500 square miles of Lebanon north of the Litani River with limited activity since a March 15 cross-border flare-up.
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Israel
Washington
Carter
Meachem Begin
Mideast
West Bank
Jordan River
Begin
PLO
Lebanon
Litani
Tyre
Allen Chapel housing plan faces bleak revenue forecast
Local officials warn the Allen Chapel project will generate about 37 620 annually at 95 percent occupancy while costs approach 47 000 yearly. HUD rules require 20 percent very low income tenants and cap rent at 25 percent of adjusted gross income, with some tenants paying essentially zero rent after subsidies. The 60 unit complex is deemed too small to be financially viable, and eligibility limits may prevent many former tenants from relocating back.
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HUD
Allen Chapel
Hornley
Venley
Housing Authority
Gertrude Dishman
Alow
Terre Haute
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Uer
Michigan Tenure Commission
East Side
Russell George Hasreed
Indiana
Jackson
Michigan
Whitehead
Indiana Education Employment Relations Board
ACT
Nichol Avenue
Madison
Christopher A. Lukens
Main St. Lukens
Madison County
Lukens
Joan Rudis
South Anderson
18Th Street
Raible Avenue
Phyllis A. Holder
Pendleton Ave
Holder
Mark E Grossenbacher
18Th St
Grossenbacher
Grossenbacher Auto
Anderson
Gregory P. Koons
Bramble Way
Sonya K. Hancock
Ashbourne Road
Hancock
Delco
Delco-Remy
Shorts
Riley
Karl Wallenda
Anderson Banking CO
Citizens Banking CO
1St Savings & Loan Associates
National Bank
Anderson Federal Savings & Loan Association
Nature
Cami
Aujuseinc
Sara
Pat Kiely
Gea
Planet
Earth
Jesus Christ
Glen Schunk
Dr. Schunk
Don Camp
Servin
Lester Rolott
Azariah Uzzian
THUR
FBI
Ed Nelson
Denver
Billy Speer
Voice Teen Chorale
Southside Christian School
Greenville
S.C
Family Life Crusade
Gracezi
Hane
Hiway
Christian
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