Ready Action To Give Pitt 2.5 Million
Harrisburg AP Legislation to provide the financially distressed University of Pittsburgh another 2.5 million in emergency state aid moves to final Senate action next week. The measure is part of a 10.8 million general appropriation for Pitt and cleared the House 188 to 17. The bill also carries 2.5 million to be returned to the Commonwealth to cover previously advanced funds. Rep. Martin P. Mullen says the package was increased by 5 million to permit for reductions while preserving 2.5 million for Pitt’s debt. The Senate committee sent it to the floor without amendment afterHouse passage.
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Fuel cells eyed to power Gemini 5 flight
The article details replacing heavy storage batteries with box like fuel cells for the Gemini 5 mission to extend duration. It explains the hydrogen oxygen reaction, cooling requirements, and a test issue with pressure causing hydrogen leakage. Cooper and Conrad prepared for what would be the longest U S spaceflight to date.
Muslims and riot toll from roadblock clash shock city
A National Guard machine gun fired Saturday as a Muslim driver collided with a roadblock, bringing the death toll to a level nearly matching historic riots. Swillwary Watts residents scramble to resume daily life as guards withdraw and aid arrives. Torch damage eclipses earlier figures with billions in losses, while Los Angeles officials commit to swift antipoverty action.
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Governor veto blocks police stop and search bill
Tl Gov Otlo Kerner a Democrat vetoed a measure permitting police to stop and question anyone suspected of felonies and to search a person for weapons if in danger. The action curbs police powers and defines limits on stopping and questioning suspects.
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Otlo Kerner
New Oil Well Near Forest County Sparks Interest
In Titusville region a new well in Harmony Township Forest County may tap the Speechley Sand at 1 75 feet after passing the Queen Sand at 1550 feet. Drill results logged Tuesday decide if this discovery yields oil and could boost activity east of the Allegheny River in Forest and Warren counties.
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State House To Honor Area Teacher For 42 Years Of Service
Harrisburg AP The State House will honor Mrs Flossie Crocker Miller of Clarendon Warren County with a congratulatory resolution for 42 years of teaching. The 75 year old educator was praised as a public servant who inspired youth to pursue knowledge. Rep Thomas Donnelly will deliver the resolution Saturday.
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Senate clears clean stream amendment before House review
Before quitting Tuesday the Senate approved the controversial clean stream law amendment and sent it back to the House for consideration of amendments. Other notes include appropriations shifts restoring cuts in the Scranton administration budget and a bill to boost state support for Community Colleges with greater district control.
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Jail Escapee Trapped By One Way Street
Police stopped a California driver for a one way violation on a one way street leading to four arrests. Among those jailed were Robert Martin 20 Oil City awaiting extradition to West Virginia after escaping from Moundsville prison. Robert Bruce Ladd 33 Goleta pleaded guilty to burglary and larceny and was jailed in Venango County. A minor and an 18 year old from West Virginia were arrested for drunkenness and turned to county probation officers.
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Editors Urge Congress Avoid Legal Blocks
Washington editors Sam Ragan of the News and Observer and Alfred Friendly of the Washington Post joined Justice Department officials in urging Congress to rely on voluntary restraints rather than blocking news on未 decided criminal cases. They argued a free press is essential to fair trials and warned legislation could shield police and courts from accountability. Morse supported his bill, saying the press often relays biased information and would not curb independent reporting.
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Smooth Sailing For Streams Bill Advances In Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the House and Senate backed the Clean Streams bill limiting deep mine acid waste discharges into streams. A companion eight member Mine Drainage Research Commission bill also cleared the Senate and heads to House for concurrence. Supporters say the measures protect water for industry and recreation despite some concerns about economic impact.
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Hold Rites For Fred Groters
Final rites for Fred Groters were held at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer with Rev. Harold Rust officiating. Burial was in Holland Cemetery, Clymer. Bearers included Harry Koerselman and several Groters relatives, with multiple attendees from North East Corry Niobe Akron Barberton Sherman Erie Little Cooley.
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Delbert King
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Elmer Decker
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Merle Kolstee
Arraign Ohio Man In Auto Death Of Two
An Ashtabula migrant worker, Jose Fernandes, 22, was arraigned on a federal charge of interstate transportation of a stolen auto after a stolen car crashed on Interstate 90 near Route 89 in Northeast Township. Two occupants, Francisco Rosado 25 and Angel Maldonado 7, were killed. Morales 21 and Fernandes were among those ejected. Morales injured. Fernandes was jailed on $500 bond awaiting further hearing.
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Geneva
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Fernandes
Reinald Morales
Morales
Hamot Hospital
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Flying Dolphins Arrive At Manchester From Miami
Four dolphins reached Manchester airport after a 29 hour flight from Miami to join Cleethorpe Zoo. Capt Emil Hanson of the Miami Seaquarium assisted the transfer and said he talked to and splashed the dolphins to reassure them during the journey.
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Fla
Cleethorpe Zoo
Emil Hanson
Miami Seaquarium
Zambia aims for first African on the moon despite setbacks
Zambia space chief Edward Nkolelo Nkoloso insists the first African moon program remains active despite delays and protest from crew. He cites funding struggles, a rebellious 10-man team, and personal misfortunes as obstacles while forecasting a moon landing in a few years with potential international support.
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Kenneth Kaunda
Pittsburgh Pollution Beefs Report Clears Water Taste Issue
The South Pittsburgh Water Co said water in its lines was clear but residents still reported a bad taste from yesterday. A spokesman suggested callers were on dead end lines and that the last trace of the chemical released by Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. should be gone by tonight.
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