Soviet Trawler Taras Shevchenko Seized at Boston Dock
A Soviet trawler named Taras Shevchenko was brought to Boston harbor by Coast Guard control after violations of the U S 200 mile fishing zone. A second Soviet ship remained under Coast Guard control as authorities enforce U S maritime limits.
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Associated Press
Boston
Coast Guard
United States
Taras Shevchenko
Antanas Snechkus
New York
Antanas
Columbus Girl Killed By Car
An 11 year old Columbus girl was killed when she ran into Route 957 traffic near her home. Wendy Sue Rhodes died of massive head injuries after entering the roadway to cross toward the east berm. Marc Briggs, 25, was driving a car. no charges were filed.
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Columbus
Wendy Sue Rhodes
Ester Gray Rhodes
Donald E. Rhodes
Jamestown
N.Y
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
East Berm
Marc Briggs
B.C
Bear Lake
Briggs
Dwyer Seen As Possible Lieutenant Governor Pick
State Senator R. Budd Dwyer is discussed as a potential lieutenant governor candidate on the Republican ticket for next year’s gubernatorial race. Erie Times-News cites statewide GOP speculation with Dwyer confirming he will seek re election to the senate while party leaders decide. Other possibilities named include Richard Thornberg and Senate minority leader Henry Hager.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Erie
Senate
Dwyer
Crawford
Mercer
Erie County
House of Representatives
Meadville
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
Specter
U.S
Richard Thornberg
Pittsburgh
Henry Hager
Easter Around the World Marks Pope and Parades
Pope Paul VI delivered a multilang Easter greeting to about 200000 in St Peter's Square as crowds celebrated in Jerusalem and cities worldwide. Anarchists disrupted Paris Mass, Carter family held a sunrise service in Georgia, and NBC predicted a 90 million audience for Zeffirelli's Jesus of Nazareth. IRA factions staged marches in Dublin and Belfast amid a deadly bombing dispute.
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Associated Press
Paul VI
Paris
Notre Dame
Georgia
St. Peter's Square
Baader Meinhof
Europe
Carter
Jack
Calhoun
Amy
Christ
Carters
First Baptist Church
New York
Fifth Avenue
Atlantic City
America
Franco Zeffirelli
Jesus of Nazareth
NBC
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Irish Republic
Belfast
Northern Ireland
IRA
Provisionals
Pennsylvania revisions scale back student attitude questions on pot test
The state will shift the Educational Quality Assessment toward more math and reading, reducing attitude and behavior items from about 60 percent to 40 percent. Critics from parents lawmakers and the ACLU warn the test intrudes on private beliefs.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
American Civil Liberties Union
Robert Coldiron
State Education Department
Coldiron
Housing Costs Force Rethink of Home Ownership
A 1975 Census Bureau and HUD housing survey shows rising housing costs outpacing incomes for both homeowners and renters. Homeownership held at 64.8 percent, while home values and rents climbed sharply. Net effect: higher housing burdens, with calls for expanded subsidies and policy changes to ease the squeeze.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Leon Weiner
National Housing Conference
U.S
Lawrence Simons
HUD
Anchor House Remodeling Opens Teen Drop-In Center
Remodeling continues at Corry Concerned For Youth Inc. on West Church Street to create Anchor House a short term residence and drop-in center for teens 13 to 18. Expected opening is July 1 with beds for up to three overnight plus emergency capacity. Houseparents hired and May 13 start for Plasha couple Erie. Counseling offered and family reconciliation emphasized.
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Corry Concerned For Youth, Inc
West Church Street
Anchor House
Joyce McKnight
Michael
McKnight
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Journal
Eaton
Paul R. Williams
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Old City
Mount of Olives
Heaven
Moscow
Liza Minnelli
Lee Taddonic
Westmoreland
Department of Education
Thomas Menaker
Harrisburg Attorey
Nick Ottaway
William Klingensmith
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