World In Brief An Angola union critique and Michelangelo mural claim
Moscow dispatch reports Pravda carrying a blunt anti foreign intervention stance in Angola asserting no gains sought by the Union. In Florence Malian experts interview Paolo del Popgetto says 80 percent sure murals in San Lorenzo are Michelangelo designs found under Medici chapels.
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Union
Vod
Carniea
Pravda
Communist Party
Taxa
Kroes
Los Union Ds
Angola
Florence
Italy
Optimis
Osilice
San Lorenzo
Michelangelo
Paolo del Popgetto
Public Hospital Director Held In Culver City Probe
In Los Angeles state officials detained the director of Daniel Brotman Memorial Hospital in Culver City as part of a move to scale back holdings at private hospitals. The action comes amid broader questions about hospital funding and operations.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Brotman
Culver City
Banks Robberies Rise as Loot Dwindles Nationwide
FBI officials say bank robberies climbed in fiscal year 1974 on a rising crime rate and easy targets in suburban banks. The average cash loot slipped to $3.56 in 1974 from $4.63 in 1973, while total robberies and other crimes show varied trends. Authorities note improved security, yet bank crimes grow faster than overall crime, with $15.1 million stolen in the first half of 1975.
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Igsicant
Henjamin H. Cooke
FBI
Onic
Clyde E. Whitson
Cooke
Whitson
FBT
Chain States
Europe battered by 100 mph wind storms and floods
Gale force winds across Europe caused widespread damage to crops and communications. North Sea dikes broke, prompting evacuations in southwestern Denmark and leaving more than 29,000 homeless. In Germany a 112 mph gust wrecked ships and killed at least one. France, Switzerland, and Austria faced damage and disrupted travel as the storm moved inland.
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Denmark
North Sea
France
Ioaves
Epi
Bee
Elbe
Weal
Germany
Aii
Switzerland
Austria
England
Farmers Union
Thompson Site Now Only Warehousing
Thompson says all production moved from the old building to a new location for warehousing and production. He hopes to demolish the old structure in early fall 1978. The old parcel will be put up for sale, stretching from Bowl Aire Lanes to the Moose Club for a potential large or several smaller structures.
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Temp
Thompson
Bowl ‘Aire Lanes
Moose Club
City Kickoff To Add Some New Business
City Council reorganizational meeting Monday at 10 will feature the swearing in of two new members Barbara Mack and Fred Schwab. Bid openings for the 1975 police cruiser follow with further items including the 1976 budget, 1975 council meeting, federal revenue sharing, and hearings on the Dowd Town renewal project plus Christmas tree pickup.
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Barbara Mack
Fred Schwab
Benjamin Calderone
David Johnson
Robert Grice
Dowdtown
Driver walks away after Bangor crash with minor injuries
In Bangor Maine a car ran off the road while rounding a curve and struck a guard rail then the roof of the intra Railroad roundhouse. The vehicle bounced and became wedged between two structures. Wrecking crews are puzzled over removing the car from the gap.
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Bangor
Maine
Intra Railroad
DA Agrees Police Here Should Refile Pot Case
Police will refile charges against Dennis Rooney after the district attorney approved a second hearing. The case previously fell apart when District Justice Porter Auer suppressed the marijuana charge citing missing Miranda rights and an illegal search. If Erie County DA Richard Agresti agrees, the matter will go before him early next week for action.
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Porter Auer
Kenneth Nichols
Dennis A. Rooney
West Bend Street
Robert Chase
Nichols
Erie
Richard Agresti
Chase
Agresti
Auer
Rooney
Charles Rhodes
Rhodes
County to Screen Recipients of Nutrition Programs
The Erie County Board of Assistance will screen Meals on Wheels and the Senior Citizens Center nutrition program at First Avenue and West Main to identify elderly recipients who can pay. Mrs. Angie Pavlovich says many regulars have paid nothing despite able to pay, and GECAC urges payments of a few cents to cover costs.
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Senior Citizens Center
First Avenue
West Main Streets
Erie County Board of Assistance
Angie Pavlovich
Albion
Journal
Elderly Need Form To Get 10 Dollar License
State Representative Forest Hopkins urges eligible elderly in Corry to obtain MV-71 form and submit with renewal before March 31. Eligibility requires retirement with Social Security or pension, total annual income not exceeding 7500, vehicle non commercial and under 9000 pounds, one reduced registration per person, and the retiree must be principal operator.
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Corry
Forest Hopkins
Hopkins
House of Representatives
Main Capitol Building
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
None Hurt In Two Crashes
State police at Corry report two highway crashes with no injuries. A backed truck hit a northbound car on Route B, injuring none. Bert Cook aged 74 of RD g and Leroy Girard aged 3 of Erie were involved, with damages around 450 to the car and 50 to the truck. A second crash near Concord Township on Route 277 sent Jeffrey Burrows 18 and Rochelle Barton 18 off the road. Burrows’ car damage about 1400, no injuries.
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Corry Barracks
Bert Cook
RD G
Route B
Leroy Girard
Erie
Jeffrey Burrows
Columbus Avenue
Concord Township
Burrows
Rochelle Barton
R.D. 1
Corry
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American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes
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New England
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John Stachnik
Forlow Tours
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Ohio
Richard B. Kay
Ted W. Brown
Kay
U.S. Senate
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New York
Dank Rongery
Europe
Michael Miller
Miller
Portland
Ore
Oregon Journal
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N.Y
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Larding
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Upstate Medical Center
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