Antipoverty Probe Sought Over Funding to LeRoi Jones
New York congressman Rep. Paul A. Fine seeks a congressional investigation into the federal antipoverty program. He alleges the CBO and Sargent Shriver promised to cut funds to LeRoi Jones but reports indicate Jones participated in a meeting by the United Planning Organization. A spokesman says Jones received travel and incidental expenses, not a salary.
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Washington
New York
Office of Economic
Paul A. Fine
Bronx
Sargent Shriver
CBO
LeRoi Jones
Fine
Jones
United Planning Organization
District of Columbia
Hearing Set in Hammer Slayings Case of 16 Year Old
Ron ald Singleton 16 faces three counts of homicide for the hammer killings of his mother Ruth Anne 34 sister Helene 11 and grandmother Norene Young 49 in Philadelphia. A preliminary hearing is set for April 7 with Singleton held without bail after his arraignment at Pennypack House. He allegedly admitted the slayings after police were called when he found the bodies. Authorities said the motive involved family curfews and a refused request to phone a girlfriend.
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Philadelphia
Ronald Singleton
Pennypack House
Ruth Anne
Helene
Norene Young
Kenneth Schwartz
Singleton
Erie Girl Reports UFO Sighting
A high school senior in the Kearsarge area reported seeing an unidentified flying object Sunday evening. She described a round object hovering above trees near her home at about 6:40 p.m. lasting 15 minutes with flashing green red and white lights. A friend called her highly reliable and noted she had read about UFOs in a magazine.
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Sik
Umgenuuea High School
Kearsarge
Pakistan India seek more U S aid with Washington meetings
Pakistan Finance Minister Mohammed Shoaib arrives in Washington as India Planning Minister Ashoke Mehta heads from New York to discuss U S financial assistance. Officials say talks focus on granting relief and economic support to both nations amid ongoing fiscal strains.
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Pakistan
India
U. S
Mohammed Shoaib
Ashoke Mehta
New York
Apple Kills Elephant at Buffalo Zoo
Buffalo Zoo curator Clayton F Freiheit announced the death of baby elephant Tiny Tetley in the new Children's Zoo stall. Autopsy found a golf ball sized piece of apple lodged in her esophagus causing obstruction, described as a freak accident not preventable.
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Buffalo Zoo
Clayton F. Freiheit
Tiny Tetley
Freiheit
Spa Man Charged With Mayhem In Hand Burns
William Moon of Cambridge Springs was arraigned on a mayhem charge after Gerald Reis inger five and Billie Joe Reis inger six suffered first and second degree burns to their right hands. Moon, who fled the scene Saturday, was arrested at his home and posted $2000 bail. A preliminary hearing is set for April 28 as troopers describe Moon burning the boys with lighted matches after they played with matches outside his house.
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Meadville
William Moon
Cambridge Springs
Justice of the Peace
Wesley L. Sliter
Harry Miller
Gerald Edward Reisinger
Billie Joe Reisinger
City Hospital
Miller
Moon
Kenneth Reisinger
Moon charged after alleged assault at Linesville home
A man from Linesville visited a house to see his children. A scuffle occurred after a neighbor and the man questioned why two boys were in bed in the afternoon. The boy claimed Bill Moon burned him. The father took the boys and a young daughter to the hospital amid the incident. Mayhem carries up to a $2,000 fine or up to five years in jail.
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Concern
Linesville
Moon
Bill
Child Killed by Car Crossing Route 42 in Bloomsburg
Nine year old Pauline Horvath died when struck by a car while crossing Route 42 with a companion from a Numidia grade school. Joann Pala sustained injuries as another minor was left with shock and reporting details continue.
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Bloomsburg
Pauline Horvath
Numidia
Joann Pala
Students To Sit In On Meetings Of Teachers
Haverford College will permit two students to attend each of eight annual faculty meetings to give undergraduates a louder voice. Religion professor Gerhard E. Spiegler said the plan aims to reduce campus venom without seeking upheaval. A separate brief notes a child named Chick receiving minor brush burns after a state police report.
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Haverford
Haverford College
Gerhard E. Spiegler
Spiegler
Letters to the Editor Defend Rights Over School Board Communication
Citizens of Corry Area School District write to defend free speech and press rights after attending Wayne Township school board meetings. They demand transparency on non renewal of the superintendent and criticize board members for refusing to reveal reasons and for poor communication with taxpayers and electors. Names of signers include Craig Hyer Edward Saloum Rita Saloum A Bruce Smith Edward Pass Paul Sita George Hagger J Grice J H Brady.
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Corry Area
Wayne Township
Wayne i
Craig Hyer
Edward Saloum
Rita Saloum
A. Bruce Smith
Edward Pass
Paul Sita
George Hagger
J. R. Grice
J. H. Brady
Northwestern coeds sell bricks for new student union drive
Northwestern University students and the Associated Women Students run a Buy a Brick campaign. Coeds sell bricks at 25 cents each or five for a dollar and award cardboard bricks to contributors to symbolize their purchases for the new student union.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Associated Women Students
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