Adoul Val Charged In Unclear Case At No Apparent Cause
A fragmented report states Adoul Val faces charges related to a weapon in a case with no clear cause or motive shown in the readable text. Further specifics are not available in the remaining fragments.
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Tal
Actan
Fragmentary note hints at press charges and danger to boys
A damaged snippet shows phrases about a press amp incident and potential charges. It mentions boys and a warning tone, but the fragmentary text lacks clear names, places, dates, or a complete incident description.
Jury Action in 1938 Case Sparks City Debate
A fragmented report notes a jury action dated 1938 affecting Inley Pine and the city with references to Edwart and a union, signaling a notable legal decision influencing local governance and labor relations.
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Ju Nnd. Jury
Inley Pine
Edwart 1 Union
Fragmented OCR Leads to Unclear Requisition Details
The readable text outlines a nominal requisition linked to age based restrictions but lacks clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions. It hints at a 62 year threshold and a reference to an official or organizational decision, yet the garbled content prevents precise interpretation or outcome.
First JFK assassination FBI batch raises questions
The AP reports the initial 507 pages from the FBI memos on Kennedy’s 1963 Dallas death prompt new questions about Lee Harvey Oswald’s movements in the autumn before the murder and potential bullet sources. The memos show Oswald under watch after returning from the Soviet Union in June 1963 but indicate a lapse of contact with him for several weeks. Kennedy died on November 22, 1963, in Dallas.
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PBI
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
FBI
Oswald
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Dallas
CIA
Freedom of Information Act
Associated Press
Moscow
Little Rock
New Orleans
Jobless rate dips as employment climbs in November
The unemployment rate eased from 7.0 to 6.9 percent in November while employment rose by about 950,000 to 92.2 million. The labor force jumped 900,000 to 99 million, aiding the jobless total to drop by around 50,000. Analysts caution the one month change may reflect earlier seasonal hiring and revisions.
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Washington
White House
Jody Powell
Carter
Powell
Labor Department
Negotiators weigh Social Security benefit changes to cut tax rises
The House Senate conference talks on Social Security seek to reconcile benefit hikes for the working elderly the blind and parents of college students with tax relief aims. Carter warns against costly changes that could boost payroll taxes by billions through 1983. Provisions include raising the earnings limit for retirees and extending it over time with varying 1983 costs. The two chambers may forge a compromise to avoid higher taxes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Carter
Man in Wheelchair Traverses City for Sick Baby
Ted Ramirez, 44, confined to a wheelchair, wheeled his four month old son Steve for four hours to Ben Taub Hospital after failing to secure bus or taxi help. With his 12 year old son guiding the chair, Ramirez arrived with blistered, bleeding hands and a worsening ear infection in the baby. Doctors treated the infant and provided funds for a taxi home.
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Houston
Miles
Ted Ramirez
Ben Taub City County
Ramirez
James Watkins
Steve
College Tax Clash Heads to Conference Committee
Harrisburg AP The fight over raising a state income tax and funding for state aided universities now shifts to a six member conference committee after the House gave up on four attempts to pass a Senate tax proposal. Leaders say the panel must craft a compromise acceptable to both chambers. Republican and Democratic leaders indicated the committee is the only path to resolve the deadlock. The Senate named Henry Messinger and Joseph Smith to the key roles. a Republican senator was not named.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Ron Gamble
Allegheny County
Fred Trello
D-Allegheny
Henry Messinger
D-Lehigh
Joseph Smith
Dphila
Appropriations Committee
Coffee Pushes Grocery Costs Higher In Early 1977 Survey
Associated Press finds market basket costs rose in most cities from January to December with coffee removal lowering the average gain to 3.2 percent. Meats drove November increases while Nabisco replaced a cookies size due to higher cocoa. The 15 item list spanned chopped chuck to granulated sugar across 13 cities including Albuquerque Boston Chicago Dallas Detroit Los Angeles Miami New York Philadelphia Providence Salt Lake City and Seattle.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Nabisco
Albuquerque
N.M
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Dallas
Detroit
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
Providence
H.I
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Lost Hunter Found Near Blue Eye Area
William Parnell 86 of Harborcreek, a disabled veteran, was reported lost while hunting about 10 miles west of Youngsville in state game lands near Blue Eye Garland. State police coordinated a multi‑hour search with a bloodhound aiding the effort. he was found safe this morning after going missing around 4 p.m. yesterday.
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Pearett
Harborcreek
Youngsville
William Parnell
Haborcreek
Warren
Blue Eye Garland
Volice
Jewy
oArlo May
Corry
Warning Labels Proposed for Liquid Protein Supplements
The FDA proposed mandatory warning labels on predigested liquid protein and other weight loss supplements, citing 31 deaths under review and ten confirmed deaths from rapid dieting. The rule would require warnings on both liquids and powders, with a stricter two month implementation timeline and a blunt notice about serious illness or death.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug
Donald M. Kennedy
Kennedy
FDA
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Senate Nutrition and Health Committee
Federal Register
Truck Sheared Pole Firemen Free Man Held By Hot Lines
A Columbus man escaped injury after losing control on West Washington street, the truck hit a utility pole and was trapped by hot power lines. Timothy J. Wetmore, 20, of 67 East Main street, was freed by Corry fire department. The pole owned by the phone company was broken, service disrupted to two nearby homes, and Wetmore cited for excessive speed. Police investigate two hit and run incidents and a false alarm at Corry Jamestown Plant 1.
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Columbus
West Washington Street
Corry Fire Department
Timothy J. Wetmore
East Main Street
Penelec
Washington- Essex Street
Wetmore
Brenda G
William C Walsh
B.C
Country Foods
Richard L. Bailey
East South Street
Route 6 Plaza
Bailey
James Maloney
Maloney
Corry
Jamestown
Maple Avenue
William Zaphiris
Wayne Street
Zaphiris
Mott Street
Budget Up Tax Same in Wayne Township
Wayne Township holds the 197 budget at 189,833 with a 232,302 1978 budget while keeping the eight mill property tax. township officials note increased state and federal subsidies allow tax restraint and a year end balance is possible. The plan was approved by supervisors James Kolstee Carl Fullom and Mahlon Hubbard.
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Wayne Township
Jill Christensen
Ms. Christensen
James Kolstee
Carl Fullom
Mahlon Hubard
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