New Jersey Supreme Court Rules Quinlan May Die
The New Jersey Supreme Court allowed Karen Quinlan to die if medical authorities determine irreversible brain damage, appointing Joseph Quinlan as guardian a day after her second birthday. The ruling upholds privacy protections and shifts future guardian decisions to a standard guiding cases without case-by-case review.
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Trenton
Julia
Comane
New Jersey Supreme Court
Karen Anne Quinlan
FCO
Ica Aegis Mia Wo Sigeision
Joseph Quinlan
Quinling
Mount ‘Aflington
Adele
Former Corry woman linked to burglaries in Union City jail
Candy Allie, 20, of Union City, was removed from ARD after second offense linked to June 15 1974 burglary and theft at Corry Motor Inn. A six inch hunting knife found on her during jail intake prompted a matron to file a complaint. Judge Williams Pratt to preside as bond may reach 5000 dollars.
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Corry
Erie County
Candy Allie
Market Street
Union City
Adult Probation Office
Allie
Itz
Mooney
Corry Motor Inn
ARC
William Pratt
Marvin Tubbs
Cease Fire Proposed by Junblatt in Lebanese Crisis
Leftist leader Kamal Junblatt agreed conditionally to a five day cease fire in Lebanon's civil war to permit election of a new president. Suleiman Franjieh would resign within the period while Junblatt's allies push for a settlement. Damascus warned that continued fighting risks partition of the city. King Hussein of Jordan voiced support for Syrian armed intervention to maintain influence in the region.
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Beirut
Lebanon
IAP
Kamal Junblatt
Christian
Suleiman Franjich
Junblatt
Sesson
Syria
Damascus
Washington
Jordan
Hussein
Peek n Peak Pulling Out Of Morass
Peek n Peak Recreation Inc faces a complex financial standstill after a $3 million mortgage with Bankers Trust Co of Western New York. Despite a looming deadline, executives predict no immediate resolution before April 1 while a 1973 six month deferral and a court ruling shape the ski resort’s recovery plan. Joel T. Gaden of Bankers Trust says the bank is satisfied with the present situation.
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Peek 'N Peak Recreation, Inn
Bankers ‘Trust Co
Western New Yo
Bankers Trust
Peek 'N Peek
Recreation Corporation
Peek ‘N Peak
Supreme Court
McInnes Demonstrates Instant Communication Setup
McInnes Steel showcased a portable computer terminal linking directly to its NCR Century 10 plant computer to provide real time order status. The system allows a salesman to pull up current production data within seconds, reflecting plant information within hours.
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Greater
Northeast
McInnes Steel Company
McInnes
Stephen J. Mahoney
Melnnes
Corry
Truckers Strike Shuts Down Major Routes Across Nation
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Illinois AP truckers strike widens as Teamsters picket while talks resume over wages and cost of living. violence reports surface from Connecticut to Colorado as federal officials assess essential services. Ford and GM warn of immediate auto production impact if no agreement. Fitzsimmons calls nationwide stoppage and states government must act.
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Arlington Heights
Lll
Teamsters
CST
Truc’ S
Connecticut
Colorado
Interstate Commerce Commission
Florida
Terre Haute
Ind
Stews Tabor
White House
Ford
Taft-Hartlay
Cleveland
Price
Paul Allen
Manilla
N.Y
Allen
Detroit
International Cartage Co
Rockford
Michigan
New Michigan 50
Interstate 96
Richard Haupt
Ford Motor Co
U.S
General Motors Corp
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
United States of America
New York Averts Transit Walkout
New York City avoided a transit strike when negotiators for 94,000 TWU workers reached a two year contract with cost of living raises. The deal includes a one cent per hour COLA per 1 point CPI rise and a wage re opener. The Emergency Financial Control Board and TWU must still approve.
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New York
New York City
Subway
Transit Workers Union
Transit Authority
David Yunich
Yunich
Emergency Financial Control Board
Defi
Eel Crisis
TWU
SF Labor Troubles Reach Second Day
San Francisco faces a second day of shutdowns as thousands of city workers strike, halting buses and most public services. SEIU locals pledge to honor picket lines at hospitals, while city officials seek to preserve emergency care and nursing. Leaders meet to chart strike strategy amid 4,900 machinists and others walking off Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Labor Ieaders
Service Employes International Union
SEIU
George Moscone
Board of Supervisors
Odd Crashes Prompt State Police Probe
State Police investigate three unusual crashes along Route 89 north of Buell's Corners. A horse drawn buggy driven by 17 year old Albert Troyer of Spartansburg rammed a parked car owned by Carolyn Anderson of Spring Creek, which was protruding into the highway.
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Auble
Route 89
Buell's Corners
Albert Troyer
A.D. 2
Spartansburg
Carolyn Anderson
D.1
Spring Creek
Anderson
Troyer
Audits Detail Erie County District Justices 1974 1978
Auditor General releases audits of two Erie County district justices showing total fines over 30 000 for state law violations. W Porter Auer collected 3 096 in 242 vehicle code cases from Jan 1 1976 to Oct 81 1975 and was audited again for 1975 with partial balances and game law fines. Frank Abate Jr of North East accrued 314 550 in fines for 1 450 vehicle code violations between Dec 31 1974 and Sep 30 1975 with lines sent to the Department of Transportation, plus 11 495 in fines for 45 more vehicle code violations in 1975. A third Abate audit noted 550 in fines for violations of the Clean Water and snowmobile laws.
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Erie County
Robert P. Caney
W. Porter Aver
Patay Nichols
Frank Abate Jr
North East
Auer
Department of Revenue
Commonwealth
Department of Transportation
Fine Hunter For Attempt To Kill Deer In Warren County
Pleasantville area man Frank Matkovich, 63, was found guilty in Warren County court of shooting game out of season in January at Tamarack Swamp near the New York line. Judge Robert Wolfe upheld the prior verdict. Matkovich paid a $200 fine and $11 in court costs after appealing.
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Pleasantville Area
Warren County
Tamarack Swamp
Robert Wolfe
Frank Matkovich
M.D
Pleasantville
George Gibson
Corry
Matkovich
Henry Jaquith
Spring Creek
Tamarack
New York State Line
New York
Pennsylvania
Jaquith
Susan Hodges
Sugar Grove
Wolfe
Warren Yesteray
DJ Hodges
Gibson
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