Peron Cleared Of Charity Funds Charge In Argentina
Investigating judge clears President Isabel Peron of attempting to steal 700000 dollars from charity funds. Congressional probe expected to continue as military leaders press for her resignation or long leave. Death toll from terrorism rises to 898 since January.
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Isabel Peron
Peron
New Year's tensions shadow Cincinnati celebrations
In Cincinnati contracts with 975 firemen and 1,178 police expire at midnight with no talks planned. Police vow no arrests or tickets after midnight, while firefighters seek binding arbitration or direct council action.
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Cincinnati
Fire Department
Cincinnati City Council
Welch had CIA ties he viewed work as patriotic
The brother of slain CIA official Richard Welch says the family knew of his work but not the danger. Welch, 46, was killed by three masked gunmen in Athens last week. His body was flown home for burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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R.I
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard 8
Welch
Richard Welch
Athens
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Delay In Label Changes For Meats Extended
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department grants processors six more months to remove or update labels claiming meats like sausage and lard are pure. The delay, intended to ease financial hardship from destroying unused labels, follows a court ruling favoring consumer groups over all beef or 100 percent claims.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
HE. Steinhoff
Department
Meat and Poultry Inspection Branch
Carol Foreman
Consumer Federation of America
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Restrict UC Dam Snowsled Activity
The Pittsburgh District Corps of Engineers will permit snow mobiles on reservoir lands at Conemaugh Loyalhanna Shenango and Tionesta Lake projects in 1976 within designated areas and roadways. At Union City Reservoir usage is limited to a trailway over the dam and machines may not operate with less than four inches of snow or on lake ice. A hunting fatality in Collier Township involving 15 year olds Alan Shipley and William Trautman is reported.
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Corps of Engineers
Conemaugh
Loyalhanna
Shenango
Tionesta Lake
Union City
Corps
French Creek Valley
Allegheny County
Collier Township
Alan Shipley
Rennerdale
William Trautman
Carnegie
Liberty Bell Set For Short Trip
The Liberty Bell will be moved tonight from near Independence Hall to a new visitors center on a pushcart amid fireworks and crowds. Officials expect over 50,000 watchers if weather cooperates, with costs of about 104000 dollars for the move and additional expenses for security and logistics. The inscription’s origin traces to Leviticus 25 10, tied to Pennsylvanias charter anniversary rather than the American Revolution.
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New York
Waldorf Astoria
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
America
Douglas Warnock
National Park Service
U.S. Mint
J.J. White Construction Co
Pennsylvania Assembly
William Penn
British Leaving Chile After Torture Allegations
London reports the British government summoned evidence for the United Nations Human Rights Commission after Dr Sheila Cassidy alleged torture during two months in Chilean junta custody. Ambassador Reginald Seconde left Santiago as London protests and seeks a full inquiry. Chile denies torture claims while embassy awaits study.
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London
Chile
Foreign Office
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Sheila Cassidy
Cassidy
Reginald Seconde
Santiago
U.N
Roman Catholic Mission
Tres Alamos
Nelson Gutierrez
Revolutionary Left Movement
MIR
Elderly Get Break On Auto Licenses
Senior citizens earning under 7500 dollars yearly will pay a $10 fee for their 1976 vehicle registration. Rep. Phyllis Kenrick notes awareness risk. The new law also raises general fees, including passenger cars from 14 to 24 dollars, and expands the discount eligibility from 3500 to 7500 dollars.
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Phyllis Kenrick
Pittsburgh
General Assembly
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