Carter Udall Face Off In Wisconsin Delegates Battle
AP report describes Carter and Udall predicting wins in Wisconsin and Carter's claim to win the state on Tuesday while Jackson eyes New York. Delegates allocated 68 to Wisconsin and 206 to New York. Reagan tours Texas ahead of May primary. Ford readiness and Kissinger resignation debate frame the campaign as Carter tours Wisconsin and Jackson campaigns in New York.
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Morris KK
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
New York
Jackson
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Lubbock
Longview
White House
Ford
Texas
Ebowings
Scoop Jackson
New
NBC
University of Wisconsin
LaCrosse
Cay Patch
Puerto Rico
Virginia
Negl Lect
Henry M. Kissinger
Congress
Federal Election Commission
Callaghan Named Britain’s Next Prime Minister Leader of Labour
Foreign Secretary James Callaghan was chosen to succeed Harold Wilson as prime minister and Labour leader in Britain. He beat Michael Foot 176 to 187 in a Labor MPs vote, and was set to be summoned to Buckingham Palace for royal assent. Wilson, 60, had announced his resignation and planned a two year interim era before the 1979 election.
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James Callaghan
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
Western
Europe
Red States
Ihen
Michael Foot
Foot
Buckingham Palace
Queensbeth
Buckingham
Palace
Callghan
Callaghan
Henry A. Kissinger
Corry and Beaty Junior Highs Plan Student Exchange
Corry Area High School and Beaty Junior High will swap groups of ninth and eighth grade students on Wednesday. Twelve Corry ninth graders and fourteen eighth graders will visit Warren, while Beaty sends twenty five pupils to Corry. Organizer Louise Heaven notes strong regional support for the two day program and lists participating Corry students Tammy Crawford Jeanette Jones Julie Giacoma Joe Linton Tami Ploss.
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Area High School
Beaty Janine High Scho
Warren
Wil
Beaty
Louise Heaven
CAHS
Payne Bine Font
Pope
Corey
Tammy Crawford
Jeanette Jones
Julie Giacoma
Joe Linton
Tami Ploss
PSP Probe Area Theft and Burglary Report
State police investigate a theft and burglary case dated late February. A 22 caliber pistol owned by Thomas Pag of Altoona is among items reportedly taken from a Spartansburg house where a child was killed in a February fire. A water pump stolen from Lucille Carter of R D 2 Guys Mills is also noted with value listed at 125. The report lists numerous local residents and students as witnesses or involved parties.
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Carty State Police
Mets
Spartansburg
Lucille Carter
R.D. 2
Guys Mills
Truck Drivers Back On Roads After Nationwide Strike
Arlington Heights Illinois AP reports Teamsters truck drivers returned to work as a settlement reached Saturday ends a nearly four month dispute. Ratification by rank and file is pending with two to three weeks for ballot results. Union locals nationwide resume operations while manufacturers reassess plant schedules and costs.
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Ill
Teamsters
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General Motors Corp
W.J. Usery Jr
Usery
Johnson Motor Lines
Pitbte
Inez
Coe
Mullage
San Francisco
Supreme Court rejects Calley appeal on My Lai murder case
The Supreme Court refused to review former Army Lt. William L. Calley Jr. conviction for My Lai civilians murders. Calley will be placed on immediate parole per assurances from the Army and its general counsel, with no return to prison. The high court let stand a 6-5 circuit court decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Army
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Reeve
Calley
J. Houston Gordon
Covington
Tenn
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
UC Vandals Cause $2,000 Damage
Union City police investigated a string of vandalism incidents with total damage estimated at $2,000. Chief Marvin Tubbs said officers spent most of the night tracing breakage to several locations including a storefront and a police patrol car. Multiple suspects remained at large as arrests were anticipated.
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Union City
Marvin Tubbs
The
Journal
Fiers
Thenutset
Ellis
Pixéa
Tubbs
Four Injured When Pickup Rams Semi near Pleasantville
Four people were hurt yesterday when a pickup rammed the rear of a slow moving tractor trailer on Route 27 west of Pleasantville. Keith Gilson 20, Testy Pieter 60, and Carol Firster 14 were listed in fair to satisfactory condition in Titusville area hospitals. The tractor-trailer driver, Robert Yochum 25, was unhurt. Police say the Gilson truck could not stop while following the truck uphill. Damages were estimated at 2800 dollars.
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Titusville Weapstal
Keith Gilson
R.D. 1
Gilson
Cindy Gilson
Centerville
Robert Yochum
Titusville
Corry
Yochum
Governor Shapp Offered Deal To Mellon Bank
AP reports Gov. Shapp discussed dropping charges against Mellon Bank in exchange for a 61 million loan to the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency. Mellon officials confirm the bank faced litigation threats while the agencies seek damages and resignation as trustees.
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Jarrett
Associated Press
Mellon Bank
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Bank
Pew
Pittsburgh
Pete Donnelly
Charles Jarrett
Jarretti
Sylvania Public School Building Authority
Higher Education Facilities Authority
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
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Janie Paver
Jon Amus
Debbie Hajec
John Brant
Patty Crage
Debbie Hatfield
John Maloney
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Tony Pate
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