Await Decision In Police Case
Deliberations continue in a city police misconduct case against Officer Charles Rhodes. An arbitration panel heard eight witnesses on two incidents including leaving post without relief and using profanity toward a citizen. Rhodes admitted the infractions but defense cited mitigating factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhodes
Rhodes
Robert Chase
Erie
William C. Stonehouse Jr
Pittsburgh
American Arbitration Association
John Spencer
North East
Norman Shahan
Cooper Pentax
Chase
Newell Gates
Corry
Gates
Douglas Rozelle
Daniel McClellan
McClellan
Steele
Kenneth Nichols
Rozelle
Indians Can Teach Lesson in Peaceful Child Rearing
Chicago AP report quotes Los Angeles psychiatrist Dr. L Jolyon West on the Tarahumara in Chihuahua and Sinaloa, saying their nonviolent society stems from affectionate child rearing and avoidance of corporal punishment. He notes they view others as helpers, not rivals, and argues Western nations could learn to raise children differently for species survival.
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Chicago
Mexico
Los Angeles
L. Jolyon West
West
University of California At
Lence
Northwestern University
Institute of Psychiatry
Chihuahua
Sinaloa
Elderly Home Project On Schedule For Spring Start
Corry Housing Authority reports progress on a Fourth Ward Urban Renewal Area elderly housing project with a $681,000 development plan. The authority approved an inspecting architect contract with Charles P. Grove, a solicitor contract with William A. Peiffer, and a memorandum with the County Redevelopment Authority. The plan covers administration, HUD fees, taxes, drapes, furniture, and maintenance equipment, pending HUD review and final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Virginia Nuzzo
Corry Housing Authority
CHA
Charles P. Grove
Bradford
Grove
William A. Peiffer
County Redevelopment Authority
CRA
HUD
Two Federal Job Positions Approved Here
Two workers will be hired under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1974. One will join the city public works department as a worker at 7164 dollars base pay with fringes. the other will serve as a project inspector for housing and redevelopment. Interviews start soon and the hires aim to ease agency workloads and catch up on paperwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Department
Robert Grice
Virginia Nuzzo
Grice
Nuzzo
Simon May Be First To Go In Cabinet Shake-Up Brewing
President Ford faces pressure from White House aides to replace Treasury Secretary William E. Simon as part of a widening cabinet shake-up. Some officials say Simon's stance on spending clashes with Ford’s anti inflation strategy. Other expected departures include Labor Secretary Brennan and Commerce Secretary Dent within months, with Kissinger, Schlesinger, and Morton described as secure.
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Washington
Ford
White House
William E. Simon
Treasury
Simon
Nixon
Labor
Peter J. Brennan
Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Caspar W. Weinberger
Health, Education and Welfare
Henry A. Kissinger
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Atty
William B. Saxbe
India
Claude S. Brinegar
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Wall Street
Edward Levi
University of Chicago
Saxhe
Philadelphia
William '. Coleman
Brinegar
Lynn
Fighting Slows In Mideast For Now
The war along the Israeli Lebanese border eased into shelling exchanges. Palestinian guerrillas trained in Syria moved into Arkoub in southern Lebanon to defend against Israeli attacks. Yasir Arafat visited Arkoub area. PLA troops possibly sent. U.S. supplied Lebanon with a small number of TOW anti-tank missiles.
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Lebanon
Israel
Associated Press
Beirut
Syria
Arkoub
Metalla
WAFA
Palestine News Agency
Damascus
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
al Yom
PLA
Kfar Chouba
U.S
Washington
United States
Gutsiest Shopper Steals Rug At G C Murphy Store
Exclusive Corry Evening Journal report details a five foot two inch woman who took an 8 by 11 foot orange shag rug from downtown G C Murphy at noon. Lisa Eastman and Betty Jude intervened but she left with the rug, placed it in a brown car, and drove off. Value listed as 29.94. Police investigation underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Evening Journal
G.C. Murphy
Lisa Eastman
IRA Cease Fire Ends in Northern Ireland Violence Resumes
In Belfast and across Northern Ireland a 4 bomb explosion and gunfire marked the end of the IRA Christmas cease-fire after 25 days of quiet. A British soldier was among casualties as authorities warned of a likely new IRA offensive in England where past bombings killed 51 and injured about 600. Minor guerrilla activity resumed hours after the Provisional IRA said it would not extend the truce, citing lack of government response on troop withdrawals amnesty and internment without trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IRA
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Provisional
Dublin
Higher Social Security Taxes May Be Advised
Washington AP reports a bid to raise Social Security payroll taxes despite calls for broad tax cuts. A panel’s draft plan would raise the wage base to 24000 from 14100 and lift the tax rate 0.1 percent for both employees and employers, with reforms to benefit indexing and eligibility for older workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
James A- Burke
D-Mass
House
Ways and Means
Social Security Advisory Council
Advisory Council
Social Security Actuaries
Helms Defends CIA Actions on Domestic Radical Inquiries
Senate hearing details Helms testimony denying a broad domestic spying program. He notes CIA collected information on American radicals in the 1960s due to White House concern about foreign influence, while Colby described broader infiltration into dissident groups. Helms calls press reports of massive surveillance irresponsible and ruinous.
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CIA
White House
Helms
Oat
Tran
William E. Colby
FBI
Justice Department
Colby
Howard W. Cannon
Dev
Armed Services Committee
Cannon
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Buell
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