UC Youth 16 Sues To Get Back In School
A 16 year old Union City Area High School junior Timothy Fink sued school directors in Erie County Court to force readmission after an expulsion for a December 21 cafeteria fight with teacher Chester Johnson. McNelis alleged officials influenced the board by seating the principal and superintendent during deliberations.
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Union City Area
Timothy Fink
Robert D. Fink
Atlantic Street
Union City
Erie County
Fink
Chester Johnson
B.D. 3
Titusville
Gerald A. McNelis, Jr
Johnson
McNelis
Shapp halts last link of I-79 moratorium
Governor Milton Shapp suspended condemnation and property acquisition for the East Street Valley Expressway, the final missing segment of I-79 between Erie and West Virginia. He acted after meetings with residents who argued compensation was inadequate, averaging about $8,000, and alleged selective purchases to pressure neighbors. The project would displace about 6,000 people and 280 businesses. The moratorium lasts until a more humane approach yields fair returns.
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Pittsburgh
Milton Shapp
Erie
West Virginia
Shapp
Pennsylvania May Try Meadville Girl Acquitted By Georgia Jury
Nineteen year old Karen Ellison from Meadville Pa was acquitted of armed robbery in Georgia related to a rural grocery store holdup. Her boyfriend Kelley Patton was convicted of robbery by intimidation and sentenced to five years. Ellison expressed happiness and said she will return home to Meadville to face further questioning in a local burglary case.
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Pennsylvania
Georgia
Donaldsonville, Ga
Karen M. Ellison
Miss Ellison
Kelley E. Patton
Meadville
Milton Johnson
Peter Z. Geer
Johnson
Patton
Geer
Request Extra Warm Day Not Cold One
Cut Bank residents petition Governor Anderson to declare Leap Year extra day on the 92nd day of July to add one warm day instead of another cold February day. Marvin Owens leads 128 signers, aiming to swap a cold month for a warmer interlude in Montana.
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Cut Bank
Mont
Marvin Owens
Forrest H. Anderson
State of
Montana
Leaders Fear Building Worker Wage Backlash
Miami Beach AP report says construction labor leaders fear backlash from members if local leaders overturn wage rulings by Nixon's Construction Industry Stabilization Committee. They seek stronger presidential or legislative authority to back stabilizing orders and avoid being blamed as “sitting ducks.”
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nixon
White House
Afl-Cio
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Iron Workers
John Lyons
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Stabilization Committee
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