Farrah Fawcett shirts spark school controversy in Ohio
In Brookville Westbrook Elementary shirts featuring Farrah Fawcett Majors prompted teachers and parents to protest as pupils wore them on playgrounds. Principal Harry Bastridge said the shirts distracted students and were not a personal decision.
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Harry Bastridge
Charlie's Angels
Dayton
Eastridge
Carter Definite No Savannah Dam Kills Georgia Project
President Carter appears to have killed the Savannah River dam project that would have created a 26 650 acre lake and electricity. The decision ends years of debate between environmentalists and supporters led by state officials including Sen Sam Nunn. The project faced criticism for environmental damage and rising costs from about 78 million to much more while the Corps continued related work.
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Georgia
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Washington
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Augusta, Ga
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Sam Nunn
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Arabs condemn Young remark on Arab Jewish tensions at UN
Twenty Arab U N delegations criticized U S Ambassador Andrew Young for equating Arab hatred of Jews with Ku Klux Klan hatred of blacks. The group said Zionism differs from Judaism and called Judaism a sacred religion. Young apologized, saying he was new and learning.
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Libya
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United States
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Israel
Shapp Names New Choices For Bench
Gov. Snapp announces judicial nominations for Cambria and Delaware counties. Eugene A. Creany of Ebensburg, 60, named for Cambria County common pleas court to fill a vacancy left by Judge Arnold D. Smorto. Murray Eckell, 42, of Glen Riddle, named for Delaware County common pleas court to replace the late Judge Donald J. Orlowsky. Both nominations by the Trial Court Nominating Commission await Senate confirmation.
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Ebensburg
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Eckell
Glen Riddle
Delaware County Common Pleas Court
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Shapp
Trial Court Nominating Commission
Senate
Murder case in Nesbitt area. Hufnagel slain near trailer
23 year old Karen Marie Hufnagel died from a single gunshot wound to the head. Her partially clothed body was found near a burning trailer on Route 99 just south of Edinboro. Police and PSP investigators searched the scene again for the weapon and await blood alcohol and rape test results. No suspects are in custody as law enforcement works through extensive scene work and legwork.
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Karen Marie Hufnagel
Erie County
Alfrey Michael Palmisano
Lawrence Park
Miss Hulnagels
Palmisano
PSP
John Loftus
Richard Schneeman
John Martin
Richard Green
Ronald Lacoco
Roger Bellotti
Bellotti
Richard Wagner
Miss Hufnagel
Route 99
Edinboro
Hufnagel
Stocked Trout Poisoned By Industry
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Fish Commission warned Friday against eating fish from a chemically poisoned Spring Creek where 15 850 trout were stocked for the season. Kepone and Mirex contaminated Centre County creek near the Nease Chemical Co, prompting safety advisories from the commission and the Department of Environmental Resources. Fishermen were told not to eat the fish. the DEA is planning cleanup. The second brief notes March unemployment at 7.3 percent, down from 7.8 percent in February, as spring ends winter’s chill.
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Centre County
Nease Chemical Co
Virginia
Commission
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Higher Costs For Less Crops Pa Farmlands Vanishing
Pennsylvania farmlands are rapidly converted to suburban development and forests. From 1959 to 1969 nearly three million acres left crop production, raising costs, eroding soil, and harming water quality while agriculture remains key to the economy. Experts urge farmland preservation measures and development rights payments to keep farming sustainable. An agricultural district concept links programs to retain rural life despite growth pressures.
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Pennsylvania
Blaine Schlosser
Crawford County
Pennsylvania State University Cooperative Extension Service
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