Labor Boss To Resign Maybe In Doubtful Move
In Washington labor secretary John T Dunlop hints at resignation while giving himself two weeks to decide. AFL-CIO chief George Meany weighs resignation as Ford vetoes a bill expanding union picketing rights. The veto sparks questions about Dunlop and Meany's standing with the administration amid broader labor industry tensions. Ohio growth slow debate features OSU economist Wilford L Esperance criticizing state government economic information. Need a New Car Try the Classifieds.
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Washington
John T Dunlop
Dunlop
Ford
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor-Management Advisory
Meany
Congress
White House
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio General Assembly
Wilford L. L'Esperance
Pa developmentally disabled death notices under investigation
Wayne County coroner says more death notices from Millcrest School for the developmentally disabled are under investigation. Former supervisors at Hillcrest and the school owner pleaded or were sentenced in related cases. Unsolved deaths include boys from Sharpsburg, Allentown, Larksville, Tunkhannock, and Athens with conflicting place and cause of passing.
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Jonesdale
Wayne County
Millcrest
Robert Jennings
Pol
Jennings
Robert Bradley
Scranton
Hillcrest
Hawley
William Daniels
Honesdale
Jonathan Sith
Philadelphia
Daniels
John
Theodore Carey
Larksville
Dale Curtis
Tunkhannock
Curtis
Marlin Heskill
Athens
Guerrilla attack crashes into Buenos Aires outskirts
About 500 leftist guerrillas attacked army and police posts near Buenos Aires. The army reports at least 50 guerrillas and six security personnel killed, with fighting centering at an arsenal and police stations. Gasoline bombs set buses alight. some civilians wounded as city efforts to restore order continued past midnight. The episode follows a four day air force revolt and widens the tally of political violence since Isabel Peron became president. In Illinois, Ford and Reagan appear in the Republican primary, Carter and Harris file for the Democratic race before the March 16 primary.
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Huenas Alhns
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Montoneros
Peronist
Juan D. Peron
Isabel
Air Force
Illinois
Springfield, Ill
Gerald R. Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Pa Jailhouse Lawyer Wins His Own Case
Harrisburg convict David Bush acting as his own attorney won acquittal on a kidnapping charge in Clearfield County Court after a three day trial. He was convicted of robbery and burglary, while Jay Harrington awaits trial. Bush argued intoxication and lack of criminal intent after escaping Rockview.
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Learfield, Pa
Harrisburg
Clearfield
David Bush
John Kelly Jr
Bush
Jamesville
Rockview
Jay Harrington
Clearfield County
John Anderson
Kelly
Dist
Richard Bell
Herbert Langnes
Wisconsin
Richard Mayberry
U.S. Supreme Court
Allegheny County
Mayberry
50 Candidates Seek Presidency
Harrisburg reports a wide field for the 1976 presidential race with many hopefuls from multiple parties. The Elections Bureau cites a long list from the FEC including Democrats, Republicans, Independents, and minor party candidates, plus several write-ins and regional entries across the United States.
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Harrisburg
State Elections Bureau
Federal Elections Commission
Frank Ahern
New Orleans
Stanley Arnold
New York City
Phillip Baker
Shively, By
J. John Gordon
Worcester
Mass
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Sen
Charles Percy
Thomas Bailey
Takoma Park
Patrick Gabor
Alexandria
Champaign, T
Paul S
Langhow
Federal Commission
Labor Party
Malcombe George
Fresno
Calif
Restoration Party
Ernest Miller
Harrisonburg
Anton Pirman
Commonwealth Party of the
U.S
National Maritime Union
Navigation Boulevard
Houston
Tex
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Navy
Journal Daily
Connie French
Penge Insurance Corporation
Ralph Randolph Reed
U.S. People’s Party
Ronald Peterson
Newport News
National Georgraphic Society
Bennington
PivStey
the Four Musketeers
Corry
Milt, Ethel, Tom and Mark
Loblaws
Sera Smee
Omar
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