Kennedy urges US Latin America to normalize Cuba ties
In a Washington interview with Mexican TV, Sen Edward Kennedy says isolating Cuba was a mistake and calls for normalizing relations with Fidel Castro. Tanzania's Nyerere tells AP Black Africa will press for democracy in South Africa, opposing apartheid even if it means Rhodesia and SW Africa gains black rule.
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Ali pledges fight profits to aid groups
Muhammad Ali announced at a news conference that profits from all future fights will be donated to groups aiding the needy and minorities. He said his next defense against Chuck Wepner on March 24 in Cleveland will be free, with proceeds going to NAACP, the Negro College Fund, and the Black Muslims.
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Auto crash victim dies after refusing care in Brentwood
A Brentwood man who told police he declined medical help after an auto accident died 2% hours later at St. Clair Memorial Hospital. Police report Regis Bridgeman, 24, struck a parked car near his home early Sunday then went home and collapsed. He was pronounced dead on arrival with a fractured neck.
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Senator Mazzei Resting Comfortably After Minor Surgery
State Senator Frank Mazzei of Pittsburgh’s South Side is reported resting comfortably in Mercy Hospital in good condition after undergoing minor surgery over the weekend. He was admitted Thursday and the procedure occurred Saturday. the hospital and details were not disclosed.
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South Side
Nixon Lonely Report Reflects Private Fallout After Resignation
Reporters describe former President Richard M. Nixon as a lonely troubled man six months after he stepped down over Watergate. Rabbi Baruch Korff says Nixon is drained and embittered, masking frustration with forced gaiety as he manages legal bills, staff losses, and a nascent book advance while still awaiting recovery.
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Bikini clad model draws attention in Lexington Avenue window
A bikini clad model Karen Scott and another live manikin drew admiring glances from sidewalk shoppers along Lexington Avenue over the weekend An informal crowd formed as passersby watched the display while it is unclear if sales rose but the display attracted many potential customers primarily male.
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ACLU to Seek State Prosecution in Chism Case
The Greater Erie Chapter of the ACLU will petition President Judge Edward Carney to transfer the Donald Chism prosecution to the Pennsylvania attorney general. The move follows a news report revealing circumstances prompting the request.
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Set Kickoff For UCMH Fund Drive
Plans are nearly complete for the Union City Memorial Hospital fund drive to launch with a Feb 24 rally led by George Manly hospital survival campaign chair. Invitations go to community groups and auxiliary members address envelopes as part of the effort to fix fire and safety code deficiencies to prevent closure. The rally at Union City Area High School at 7 45 p m will feature announcements of amounts raised to date with no funds solicited that evening.
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Union City Area High School
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Irene Kline
Evacuation ordered after Bradford apartment blaze
A basement storage fire at Orchard Apartments in Bradford McKean County forced at least 100 residents to evacuate a six story building. Smoke rose through all floors while electrical and telephone service were cut. One resident Barbara Llewelyn, 55, treated for smoke inhalation. no other injuries reported.
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Busiest Year Ever Reported by Erie County Sheriff
The Erie County Sheriff's Department reports 48000 civil and criminal complaints in 1974 led by 230 mortgage foreclosures. Writs totaled 45810 with 783 defendants tried or guarded, 125 sent to state institutions, and 294 mental health commitments. Deputies staffed courtrooms, handled labor strikes, and assisted at hospitals. Ottawa tax talk notes possible oil export tax rise if Chicago prices reflect Venezuelan increases.
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