Irish-Americans Pay Homage to St. Pat
Irish Americans across the nation marked St. Patrick's Day with parades and festivities. Chicago planned a parade after 25 pounds of green dye poured into the river dyeing the water green. New York expected about 100000 marchers with a green stripe guiding the parade up Fifth Avenue. Washington also used a green stripe for its parade on Constitution Avenue.
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Daley
City Hall
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James Cavanaugh
Hibernia
Wagner
Washington
Constitution Avenue
Two Named to Posts as Deputy Probation Officers
Adah Marie Miller of Belle Plaine and Stephen Street of Garrison have been named deputy probation officers in Tama Benton and Iowa counties. Miller replaces Colleen Sealock who resigned and moved to Athol. Miller will focus on Iowa county duties and expand the Belle Plaine school resource program. Street, a Marshalltown Community College and University of Northern Iowa graduate, previously aided probation at Watertown and served as a Benton county boys home parent volunteer in Vinton. Street will design and coordinate a drug education program funded mainly by an Iowa county crime commission grant.
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Adah Marie Miller
Belle Plaine
Stephen Street
Garrison
Tama
Benton
Iowa
Harold Hauser
Miller
Colleen Sealock
Athzens
Iowa County
Long Beach State College
California
Texas University
Street
Marshalltown Community College
University of Northern Iowa
Wat
Erlon
Benton County Boys’ Home
Vinton
Iowa County Crime Commission
Postville High Spring Concert at School Auditorium
Postville High School instrumental music department presents a spring concert Tuesday at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Performers include the mixed chorus, girls glee club, junior girls sextet, senior concert band and stage band. Admission is free to the public.
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Postville
Postville High School
Television Listings and Evening Schedule Fragments
A dense pass of TV listings and schedules shows multiple stations and programs. It includes channel call letters, show names like Gunsmoke Mookie and Match Game, movie blocks, news segments, and weather updates for various cities including Waterloo Davenport and Rochester, with references to NBC CBS and other networks.
Postal Service unions oppose Ford pay ceiling
The Postal Service and its unions resist President Ford's proposed 10.8 percent pay ceiling for federal workers as they prepare a new contract covering over 600,000 employees. Postmaster General Bailor warns the outcome will shape later rate increases. Union leaders expect a higher increase than 5 percent, with talks ongoing.
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Washington
Ford
Postal
Fire Hits U S Post Office in Greece Cause Under Investigation
An Athens police source says an arson fire damaged a U S army post office early Saturday. Windows were broken and a flammable liquid was allegedly used. Unknown mail loss reported. The motive linked to opposition to U S military presence.
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Perdona
U.S
Greece
Onassis Fortune Split as Christina Heads to Scorpios Burial
Athens sources report Aristotel Onassis left about 600 million for himself and family. He gave 120 million to Jackie Kennedy, 15 million each to two children, and most to Christina, his only surviving child. Christina and others prepare for funeral at Scorpios with family-only services.
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Paria
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GAO Warns of Raw Material Shortage Risks
Washington report by the General Accounting Office warns that rising global competition for scarce metals minerals ores and agricultural products could trigger a serious U S shortage. It notes a small stockpile and doubts about import availability amid potential supply restrictions and price increases.
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General Accounting Office
U.S
United States
GAO
Itme
Troubled Dean Cuts Short Lecture Tour
Julie Dean, former White House counsel and Watergate figure, ends his speaking tour after a Santa Ana College talk to over 3,000. He faced questions about profiting from a $3,500 fee and $200 expenses, and admitted being troubled by commercialization as he stops the tour two weeks early.
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Julie Dean
White House
Watergate
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Law Officers Meeting Scheduled Iowa City Convention
The Iowa State Reserve Law Officers Assn will hold its first annual state convention at the Highlander Inn in Iowa City from Friday through Sunday. Reserve police and sheriff's specials from across Iowa will attend with training classes led by Cedar Rapids command staff Linn County officers highway patrol and Des Moines personnel. Speakers include Cedar Rapids Mayor Donald Canney Safety Commissioner James Steinbeck and FBI Omaha special agent in charge Edward Krupinsky. The Cedar Rapids Veteran Public Safety unit hosts the event with about 350 members in the association.
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Iowa State Reserve Law Officers Assn
Highlander Inn
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Des Moines
Donald Canney
James Steinbeck
Edward Krupinsky
Omaha
FBI
Veteran Public Safety Unit
Vows To Restore U S Rail System
Washington AP Transportation Secretary William Coleman says restoring the nation's rail system is a top priority. He rejects nationalization, deeming wage and fare decisions economic rather than political, while backing a loan plan by the U S Railway Assn to restructure financially troubled Northeastern lines.
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Washington
William Coleman
Coleman
U.S. Railway Assn
Postcard Voter Registration Bill Moves in Senate
Washington AP reports a bill to register voters by postcard for federal elections, sponsored by 52 senators. The measure mirrors a 1973 Senate-passed plan not acted on by the House and would offer financial incentives to states to implement postcard registration for state and local elections.
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Senate
House
Bonds Sold to Winne Shiek County Bonds
Decorah Continental Bank and Trust Co Chicago awarded 850000 in Winne shiek county home bonds on a bid of 4.99 percent annual interest.
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Chicago
Winneshiek County
Rescuer of Five Stays a Stranger
A Dedham family thanks a passing stranger who saved five lives from a house fire by breaking in and warning residents. The man burst through a bedroom window, pulled blankets for the children, and fled without revealing his name. Frances Ward’s three sons and relatives were awakened and kept safe.
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Dedham
Mass
UPS
Frances Ward
Michael Doyle
Frances Dayla
Doctors Stage Hospital Strike
NEW YORK UPS Un ionized interns and residents struck 23 hospitals in a dispute over working conditions. The Committee of Interns and Residents said the proposed grievance committees were not clarified and the strike continued. About 3,000 doctors serve 11 voluntary hospitals, six divisions and six municipal affiliates, with 14,000 beds and access to 10,000 daily patients.
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New York
UPS
League of Voluntary Hospitals
CIA
Julian Bond Considers 1976 Presidential Run
Georgia state Senator Julian Bond said he would consider a 1976 presidential bid if he could raise funds and gain regional support outside the South. He planned to decide by June.
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New Orleans
UPL
Georgia
Julian Bond
South
Man offers to sell eye to pay debts in Erie ad
Donald Schlopy, 52, of Kane Pa, placed an Erie Times ad offering one human eye for transplant for 5000 dollars or best offer. He says unemployment will delay benefits and intends to use the money to cover 4000 dollars in debts and buy a used trailer home for his three children and himself.
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OPD
Donald Schiopy
Xane
Erie Times
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Schlopy
Moffit Alley
Kane
Weicker Denies White House Bid in Connecticut
Bridgeport Connecticut Senator Lowell Weicker rejected any presidential campaign and warned national figures to stay out of Connecticut. He said he would keep his nose out of presidential politics until after the Republican convention. Observers suggest he aims to curb national figures and build a state power base for the nominating process.
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UPI
Lowell Weicker
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