Honor Blackman ends 13 year marriage to Maurice Kaufman
London AP reported actress Honor Blackman formerly of The Avengers and Pussy Galore in Goldfinger has divorced Maurice Kaufman after a 13 year marriage. A judge ruled the marriage ended due to his behavior and awarded joint custody of their two adopted children with care and control to Blackman. Lisbon AP noted Portugal's moderate parties won a sweeping victory in constitutional assembly elections with 71.16 percent of the vote counted, the Socialists and allied groups totaling a decisive majority while Communists trailed at 18.99 percent.
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London
Honory Blackman
Pussy Galore
James Bond
Maurice Kaufman
Miss Blackman
Kaufman
Lisbon
Portugal
Constitutional Assembly
Assembly
Gener al Custer changes name in court ruling
Kenneth Custer testified that most people called him General his entire life and he finally made the nickname legal. Presidents handshakes noted by an 82 year old N.Y. man who met Ford in New Haven. Follow ups include Eniwetok Atoll aid, Vietnam evacuation funding, and nominations for Peace Corps and commerce secretary.
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General Custer
General
East Haven
Conn
U.S
Teddy Roosevelt
W. Irving Granville
Ford
Tweedgnew Haven
Connecticut
Yale Law School
New Haven
Massive Protest Stirs Washington Labor Rally Demands Action
In Washington AFL-CIO estimates 50,000 workers will join a stadium rally and marches past the White House and Capitol to press for mass federal action to curb unemployment. Union leaders urge public works, urban aid, lower rates, tax reform, and expanded unemployment benefits as core goals. Senator Schweiker pledges a national full employment commitment amid forecasts of over 20 million jobless Americans in 1975.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
White House
Capitol Building
Stadium
America
United Steelworkers
J. W. Abel
Abel
Industrial Union Department
Labor Confederation
Richard S. Schweiker
Pennsylvania Republican
Post Prom Support Fund Short Of Goal
Officials warn the Post Prom Party funds may fall short as donations lag. Parents of juniors and seniors are asked to contribute at least 3 each, while local merchants’ giving trails prior years. Donors may deliver contributions to Mrs. Peg Anderson at the Marine Bank.
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Peg Anderson
Marine Bank
Fire damages Country Foods restaurant on East Columbus
Firemen respond to a blaze at Country Foods on East Columbus Avenue. Twenty two firefighters with three pieces of equipment battled the flames starting in the charcoal pit and spreading to attic rafters. Loss estimated at 2500 dollars with brief rekindle after initial containment.
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Country Foods
East Columbus Avenue
FHA Office To Move From Corry To Waterford
The Farmers Home Administration plans to relocate from Corry to a Waterford site, despite staff concerns about distance. The move, approved after failed appeals to block it, will involve a private landlord at $5.50 per square foot monthly, totaling about $15,400 annually for both FHA and Soil Conservation Service.
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Farmers Home Administration
FHA
Post Office
Waterford
Raymond B. McCracken Jr
Corry
Vernon Troyer
U.S. Postal Department
Postal Service
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Erie
Joseph Vigorito
Costs raise for Corry man in illegal deer possession case
Clifford E. Lindenberger, 19, of 943 Spring Street, was released from Warren County jail after paying 400 dollars in fines and 11 dollars costs. Game Protector George Gibson and Deputy Protector Henry McCray arrested Lindenberger and a juvenile on two counts of possession of deer parts during a closed season. The juvenile admitted shooting two deer in the Picidilli Hill area. Lindenberger helped cut up the carcasses and store them at his home. Lindenberger has a prior similar offense and had been previously jailed, with another arrest for fishing at the Corry Fish Hatchery noted by authorities.
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Warren County
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Clifford E. Lindenberger
Spring Street
George Gibson
Henry McCray
Lindenberger
Porter Auer
Game Commission
Picidilli Hill
Warren Couny
Gibson
The
Journal
Corry Fish Hatchery
Pennsylvania Fish Commission Waterways
Huong Proposes Resignation to Save Neutralist Saigon Leader
Saigon reports imply President Huong offers to resign to permit the National Assembly to back Gen. Duong Van Minh as a neutralist president. Viet Cong show willingness to talk, while shelling near Saigon continues with no major combat reported. US officials and sources say a ceasefire and start of peace talks could come early next week.
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Saigon
Tran van Huong
National Assembly
Duong van
Minh
Huong
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Thieu
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge
Tay Ninh
Trang Bang
Mekong
le Cuai ‘Loc
Bank holdup in Mexico City leaves 11 dead
A gang of eight men and four women robbed Banco de Comercio in broad daylight killing 11, including a police officer, a bank teller, and a passerby. Eight police were slain during a chase across the city. two suspects were captured, one wounded. The incident, linked to the Red Brigade of the 23rd of September Communist League, featured a dark skinned woman seen as the leader.
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Mexico City
Ist
Daniel Gutierrez Santos
Red Brigade
Communist League
Banco de Comercio
Maria de Los Angeles Perez
Rodolfo Martinez
Sparta Area Fund Grants Available
Grants from the Lucy A. Morris Memorial Scholarship Fund are available through the Corry Area High School guidance office. Eligible applicants are Sparta area students, with deadlines set for May 10. Grants support post high school study at colleges, universities, and trade schools, and for students already enrolled in higher education.
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Lucy A. Morris Memorial
Corry Area High School
Martha Pfusch
Sparta
Auditor General blasts Corry District 1977 fiscal controls
State Auditor General Robert P. Casey released an unfavorable report on the Corry Area School District for the 1972-73 through 1977 period, citing weak internal controls, misappropriation by the treasurer tax collector, improper investments, and recommendations to adopt an organization plan, improve accounting, and ensure timely reporting. The audit details assets of about 16.8 million and revenues of about 3.22 million in 1972-73, with 44,650 embezzled by the treasurer and related losses and fees. It calls for stronger duties separation, authorization procedures, ledger controls, delinquent tax audits, and disassociated appointment of a delinquent tax collector.
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Corry Area
Robert P. Casey
Casey
Robert E. Wharton
Certified Public Accountants
Wharton
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