Newark Police Back To Work Order By Court Injunction
A Superior Court injunction orders Newark police and fire personnel back to work after about half the force called in sick over a salary dispute. Mayor Addonizio weighs curfew changes as unions resist, with state help debated and public safety threats cited.
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Newark
N.J
UPID
Arthur Bragger
Raymond Bossart
Hugh J. Addonizio
Richard J. Hughes
Addonizio
Hughes
James Giuliano
New York City
William Dwyer
United States to Resume Talks With Communist China
The United States will resume ambassadorial talks with Communist China on February 20 in Warsaw. Chen Tung, China’s chargé d’affaires in Poland, will be informed shortly. The move follows coordination during the transition period and ends a 13 month lapse in official contact.
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Washington
UPI
United States
China
Warsaw
Poland
Chen Tung
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Peking
Nixon
Inside jokes warm twice by good blaze at hearth
On the Inside column notes George Gordon says a fireplace blaze warms you twice while readers are reminded a good fire gives comfort. The page blurb hints at seasonal warmth and homely advice from the feature on page four.
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George Gordon
Sealing Decision On Deadly Mannington Mine Made
Seventy eight miners were declared dead and the Consolidation Coal Co. ordered sealing of Mannington No 9 mine after a Nov 20 explosion and fires 700 feet underground. John Corcoran stated there was no hope of survival as rescue ended and sealing would start, likely for three months, with officials citing danger from gases and further blasts. Local families received notice by radio and church, while workers and residents mourned.
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Mannington
W. Va
UPD
John Corcoran
Consolidation Coal Co
United States
Frankfort
Ill
Corcoran
United Methodist Church
Consolidation
Mountaineer Division
Monongah
U.S
Hartzell Mayle
Mayle
Mannington No. 9
West Virginia
Marshall Young Killed In Three Car Crash
Marshall Young 21 of 1006 Gage Street died at 6 40 p m after a three car collision in front of the Green Acre Motel Mammon Marton area ad mitted to Putnam Memorial Hospital were Barry Purdy 25 treated and released Harold Galusha 24 and Robert E Gulley Jr 25 and Barbara Roy 20 were injured Young was southbound in a 1963 Chevrolet Corvair about 5 30 p m when he rear ended the Roy vehicle sending his car into the Gulley car head on emergency aid was given at the scene and he was later pronounced dead by Dr Donald Shea.
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Marshall Young
Gage Street
Green Acre
Mammoth Marton
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Barry Purdy
Burgess Road
Harold Galusha
North Street
Robert E. Gulley Jr
LeBlanc Ave
Barbara Roy
Church Street
Pownal
Young
New York Poised to Toughen Public Employee Strikes
Albany officials led by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller push stronger Taylor Law penalties after a wave of strikes and threats. Senate leader Brydges and Assembly leaders back tougher measures, including higher fines and enforcement, to curb public employee walkouts amid school aid pressures.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Senate
Earl W. Brydges
Vermont ACLU forms panel for abortion legislation
Rutland based Vermont chapter of the ACLU says it formed a committee to draft bills permitting abortion in specific cases. Attorney Donald Hackel as president notes the panel will operate independently of ACLU views with Dr Mary Jane Gray chairing the group. Retiring Gov Hoff previously opposed abortion in high risk mental retardation cases.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Donald Hackel
Mary Jane Gray
University of Vermont Medical College
Philip H. Hoff
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Mod
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
Lewis Evans
United Mine Workers
UMW
Farmington
Tony Megna
Plain City
Ohio
Redbourne
England
Betty Vickery
Alan Rushton
Roy
Bennington Rescue
Donald Shea
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Atty
John Carmody Jr
Perry B. Duryea Jr
Brydges
Randolph Aglow
Bennington Museum
Grandma Moses
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