CETA Expands Federal Jobs Across States Amid Unemployment
The article reviews the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act as a modern parallel to the WPA, detailing federal funding of about 1.8 billion for roughly 300000 jobs over a year and a half. It notes state allocations in Utah Oregon Michigan and Albuquerque New Mexico and outlines target service and clerical positions while citing varying unemployment rates.
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Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Ford
WPA
Sanitation Department
Civil Service
Oregon
New York State
Allan Ayoub
Utah
Doctor Says Edelin Killed Baby in Abortion Trial
Key prosecution witness Dr. Enrique Gimenez-Jimeno testified that the fetus was alive when Dr. Kenneth Edelin severed it from the uterus and would have survived a few seconds. He described Edelin with his hand inside the mother’s uterus watching a clock for minutes before removing the placenta. The defense argues the fetus never breathed. the prosecution argues a life could have continued outside the womb if given a chance.
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Enrique Gimenez-Jimeno
Kenneth C. Edelin
Gimenez-Jimeno
Edelin
Boston City Hospital
Asst. Dist. Atty
Newman A. Flanagan
William P. Homans
Suffolk Superior Court
Jaaes P. McGuire
Kissinger Plans New Middle East Trip After Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger works over the weekend on a possible Middle East tour within weeks. Three days of talks with Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon convinced Kissinger his on site diplomacy may bridge the gap.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Yigal al
Lon
Kissinger
Allen
Hermann Eilts
U.S
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Sinai
Israel
Egypt
Longley Aims to Restore Discipline and Law and Order
Gov. James B. Longley urged Maine police to uphold discipline and home teaching of respect, proposing possible dissolution of the Department of Public Safety to save funds without cutting services. He toured a Bangor work release center and plans a visit to Thomaston prison.
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Bangor
James B. Longley
Maine Chiefs of Police Association
Longley
Department of Public Safety
Maine Criminal Justice Academy
Maine
Thomaston
Biddeford student Paulette Charland named to Dean's List
Miss Paulette R Charland a senior in the medical assistant program at Westbrook College has earned Dean's List honors for fall semester 1975 75 with a 37 GPA. Announcement was made by Dean Richard F Bond. She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Paul Charland.
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Portland
Paulette R. Charland
Hill’s Beach Road
Biddeford
Westbrook College
Charland
Richard F. Bond
Paul Charland
United States Aid Totals Since 1946 Revealed
Since 1946 the United States has given 127 billion dollars in aid to nations worldwide and loaned 37 billion more. Only 15 billion of the loan total has been repaid to date, officials say.
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United States
Discounts Approved For Air Travelers
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved discounts for travelers flying over 1 500 miles and moved toward direct scheduled flights to Europe. A Los Angeles to New York roundtrip coach ticket could drop from 388 to 310 in summer and 291 at other times, pending CAB and presidential review of Ross Newmanns transatlantic expansion.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Europe
Los Angeles
New York
Transat
Longley to remove Ezzy as council chair
Gov James Longley plans to replace Shirley Ezzy as chair of the Governors Advisory Council on the Status of Women saying she failed to provide strong leadership and a sufficient talent pool. Ezzy says she was told to halt council activity and avoid the press.
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Longley
Bill To Support N.H. Fishermen
A group of New Hampshire representatives led by House Minority Leader Chris Spirou introduces a resolution backing fishermen against a Maine New Hampshire border plan. The dispute centers on 2400 acres of lobstering waters near Portsmouth harbor awaiting U.S. Supreme Court approval.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
House
Chris Spirou
Manchester
States
Portsmouth
U.S. Supreme Court
Protesting Parents Group Opposes Boston Desegregation Plan
More than 100 Spanish speaking protesters gathered at Boston School Committee headquarters to oppose the expanded desegregation order by Judge Garrity. They urged respect for their bilingual education needs and cultural backgrounds as busing plans roll out citywide next September.
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Boston
Boston School Committee
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
The
Parents Committee For Bilingual Education
Garrity
Skitch Henderson jailed for tax fraud and fine
Skitch Henderson was sentenced to six months in prison and a 10000 dollar fine after being found guilty of filing false income tax statements and backdating documents to claim a 350000 tax deduction for a university donation. The judge noted the gift was nearly worthless and emphasized tax deterrence amid public esteem. A second report from Concord NH warned of a flu outbreak with a new strain and high fever.
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NEW York
Skitch Henderson
Henderson
University of Wisconsin
Weinfeld
Fense
Music World
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
National Archives
Concord
N.H
England
New Hampshire
Bureau of Communicable Disease Control
Robert Winton
Winton
Turbulent Atlantic Raft Expedition Reaches Caribbean Island
The Last Generation, a six ton raft, reached Ca ribbean island on day 81 after three seafaring men began the voyage from Morocco. Alfons Oerlemans said the mission proved courage can achieve goals though he would not repeat with more than one man and one woman aboard. He plans a documentary and a book on pollution and human behavior.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Caribbean
Alfons Oerlemans
Raoul de Boel
Hassan Cribatou
Oerlemans
Agatha
Atlantic
Heroic Act Saves Child On Subway Platform
Everett Sanderson jumped onto the East 86th Street platform as a train emerged from the tunnel and inches from his legs. He lifted four year old Michelle De Jesus to safety, while bystanders helped. Michelle was treated and found unharmed at Metropolitan Hospital.
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New York
Everett Sanderson
East 86Th Street
Sanderson
Michelle DeJesus
Joanne DeJesus
Michelle
Sanford's Campaign Underway
Duke University President Terry Sanford prepares a campaign groundwork for a 1976 New Hampshire presidential bid. He plans weekend visits to build a city organization and aims for an early primary showing in the North before formal announcement. Fundraising in North Carolina totals around $60,000, though he has not tracked the exact amount personally.
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Durham
N.C
Duke University
Terry Sanford
New Hampshire
Sanford
North Carolina
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