Trinidad Suppresses Black Riots and Mutiny in Port of Spain
Trinidad's government, amid a state of emergency declared by Prime Minister Eric Williams, claims to have control after clashes with mutineers and Black Power rioters leaving at least three dead. A dusk to dawn curfew remains in force in Port of Spain while U S ships stand by to evacuate unless needed. The U S Embassy advised 3,000 Americans to stay indoors and avoid public places as British and Caribbean forces were reported to have landed, though Jamaica and Guyana denied involvement.
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Port OF Spain, Trinidad
Trinidad
U.S. Navy
U.S
Eric Williams
Port of Spain
Hilton
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
Jamaica
Guyana
Caribbean
Malpractice Trial Proceeds Deep Into Fourth Day in Meadville
In Meadville Crawford County the first malpractice suit tried here continues as testimony extends into its fourth day. Plaintiff Mrs. Harry Taylor sues Spencer Hospital Dr. Hendrik DeKruif and Dr. Paul T. Poux over care received at St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh from November 20 to December 18 1985. Witnesses include Dr. George J. Wright and Sister M. Emilene with details on nursing care and hospital accreditation.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Harry Taylor
Townville
Spencer Hospital
Hendrik DeKruif
Paul T. Poux
P. Richard Thomas
George J. Wright
Pittsburgh
Wright
Taylor
St. Francis Hospital
M. Emilene
Spencer
Start On Shady Avenue Workmen at Erie Railroad Site
Workmen for the Erie Lackawanna Railroad were at work yesterday on the Shady Avenue project. Crews repaired tracks and cleared debris affecting nearby traffic and residents. Authorities advised caution in the work zone as equipment operated near the street.
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Erie- Lackawanna Railroad
Rain Halls Students March Plans At Penn State
Rain forced students to cancel a planned 10 mile protest march at Penn State. Leaders will instead stage a motorcade to Bellefonte for a hearing on whether to make campus demonstration bans permanent. University President Walker met trustees as campus disorders were assessed.
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University Park
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State University
Centre County
Bellefonte
University
Eric A. Walker
Pittsburgh
Ted Thompson
Soviet Sub Patrol Near U.S. Waters
The Pentagon reports Soviet Polaris-type missile submarines patrolling in the Atlantic within striking range of the United States. One sub capable of carrying 16 nuclear missiles has been detected in the mid Atlantic. Officials say about 12 Yankee-class subs are operational with dozens more under construction.
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Washington
Atantic
United States
Pentagon
mid-Atlantic
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
Imprisonment For Failing To Pay Fine Under Heavy Attack
The Supreme Court hears challenges to jailing those who cannot pay fines. Attorneys for Baltimore indigents argue it unfairly punishes the poor and seeks installments or alternative payments. They contend daily jail time is a harsher penalty than the fine and that labor in lieu could be considered, but indefinite imprisonment pressures the poor beyond a day’s wage.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Robert G. Fisher
Baltimore
Stanley E. Bass
Chicago
Fisher
George L. Russell Jr
Bass
South Viets Uncover Huge Enemy Stockpile
Saigon reports two South Vietnamese task forces probing North Vietnamese camps in Cambodia uncovered two major munitions and medical stockpiles. They swept west of Saigon, seizing 20 tons of munitions, five tons of medical supplies and 150 rifles, with 16 North Vietnamese killed and 4 South Vietnamese wounded. About 5,000 Vietnamese troops pushed into Cambodia along a 30 mile frontier.
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Gov
Cambodia
Saigon
Nixon to Give Captured Arms to Cambodians
The Nixon administration plans to supply Cambodia with several thousand automatic rifles captured from North Vietnam and the Viet Cong in South Vietnam. The Times quoted officials saying warnings were issued about inflated expectations of further military aid while a State Department spokesman said no decision had been made on Cambodia’s weapon request.
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New York
Nixon
South Vietnam
New York Times
the Times
Washington
White House
Times
State Department
Cambodia
Lloyd M. Rives
U.S
Phnom Penh
The
Go Ahead And Eat Your Pizza Locally Warned By Health Dept
Erie County Health Department warned residents not to eat frozen pizzas that may be poisonous after an outbreak linked to mushroom toppings. Investigators traced tainted products to Wisconsin sold under four brand names and possibly distributed to the Midwest, western New York, and western Pennsylvania.
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Corry
Erie County Health Department
Health Department
Roman Inn Pizza Co
Eau Claire
Wis
Italian Holiday
Ronco
Our Pizza
Roma Deluxe Pizza
FDA
Midwest
New York
Pennsylvania
Memorial Fund Nears Fifteen Thousand Dollars
A long time paper supplier, Durico Paper Co of Erie, sent a 25 dollar gift to the firemen memorial fund, boosting contributions toward the 15,000 dollar target. Erie County Association of Boroughs added 160 dollars, with funds still awaiting deposits at Citizens Carry Office and Corry Savings and Loan. Borough officials from Warren plan to meet with city leaders about the Easter Sunday tragedy, while a mail campaign to 3,500 Northwestern Pennsylvania industries proceeds with envelopes supplied free by Addressograph Multigraph and student volunteers handling stuffing.
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Journal
Durico Paper Co
Erie
Chamber of Commerce
Erie County Association of Boroughs
Citizens Carry
Marine National Bank
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Warren
Edward Zarger
Alfred Apps
William Halfast
Pennsylvania
Addressograph Multigraph
Corry Area
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Mayville
Stow- Bemus Point
Roger C. Burgeson
Chautauqua County
Shady Avenue
Endsley
Rain Halls
Penn State
Janet Gallagher
Goessen
Atlantic
Norwegian Sea
North Atlantic
Laos
Air Force
A Shau
Udorn
Thailand
Health and Agriculture Departments
Special Gifts
Salvation Army
Capital Fund Drive
John Freno
Helen Davison
Henry Hicks
Dale Hammerlee
Embert Earle
James Evers
Frank Grice
Eaton
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