World in Brief reports on Angola and Lebanon
London AP notes Soviet hacked MPLA seeks normal relations with the West amid the Angolan civil war while MPLA information chief says ties with the West serve the movement. Lebanon reports a breakaway leader, al Khalibi, forming the Arab Army of Lebanon and offering amnesty following disputes with Rashid Karami’s government.
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London
Bar Elias
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Atuued al-Khalibi
Arab Army of
Foray
Your Nation In Brief: Police psychologist and fate of street names
AP dispatch reports Seattle police appoint Dr. John Berberich as the department's first full time psychologist to help officers cope with job stress and to probe why the justice system seems unable to curb crime. In Weatherford Oklahoma residents seek to rename Tom Stafford Avenue after astronaut Thomas P. Stafford, while a federal public works bill aims to fund jobs and avert layoffs in cities. In Ann Arbor Michigan Henry Ford II is described as recovering well after a heart condition, planning to return to work around March 1.
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Seattle
John Berberich
Berberich
Weatherford
Okla
Thomas P. Stafford
George Wilkinson
Tom Stafford Avenue
Stafford
Ann Arbor, Mich
Henry Ford 11
Ford
Snowmobile overturns. DuBois man killed in embankment
William Carlisle, 40, president of Coal Hill Mining and hospital board director, died when his snowmobile overturned while attempting a turn on a steep embankment in DuBois. Police report notes the fatal accident occurred on the embankment as responders investigated.
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Dubois
William Carlisle
Coal Hill Mining Company
DuBois Hospital Board
Home Rule Districts Align With Population Criteria
A study commission reports on proposed five district map for Erie County under the 1976 charter. Attorney Peter Schaaf and Dr. Chester McNerney describe districts with low deviation from the ideal population, using Census data to guide boundaries. They address Millcreek Township realignment risks and note City of Erie population requirements, with per-district targets around 52,585.8 residents.
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Study Commission
Peter Schaaf
Chester Mannan
Reales
Edinboro
McNerney
Tris Bas
Millcreek
Erie
Board of
Eectiona
Court of Common Leas
Buck Page
Where's Mama Now Where's Mama Now
A toddler found wandering Bourbon Street last week plays at a Volunteers of America nursery in New Orleans. The three year old, named Kendy, asks for his mother when the door opens. Police search for the unidentified woman with little success as volunteers await a relative.
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New Orleans
Bourbon Street
Kendy
Volunteers of America Nursery
Artuen Square
Ts Pack
Adrienne Carmena
Area crashes cause over $4600 in damages
Corry state police investigated three crashes yesterday two involved trucks. Damage estimates exceeded $4600 with only one injury reported. A route 2 collision near Union City damaged two trucks with $4000 total losses and minor injuries. A second crash on Pithole road involved a Pleasantville driver, a berm rollover, and $150 damage. A Titusville man rolled his car on Route 8 with unspecified damage.
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Corry
McCleland
McClelland
Beard
Pithole Road
Bruce O. Shroat
Pleasantville
Titusville
Route 8
Fire at Wincrest Nursing Home Kills 13 Residents
In Chicago a nursing home blaze during Mass at Wincrest Nursing and Rest Home killed 13 residents and injured many others. Fire officials estimated $8,000 in damage as smoke and water ruined most areas. Residents aged 65 to 82 were treated for smoke inhalation. one firefighter suffered a heart attack. The home, with capacity 88, housed about 83 residents believed present during the blaze.
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Chicago
William Pollard
Wincrest Nursing and Rest
Father Pollard
Det. Poe
Thomas Altman
Wincrest
Supreme Court ruling shifts campaign finance landscape
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court ended spending limits while upholding public financing. Candidates differ on impact with some praising reduced footing but wealthier contenders favored. Ford seeks swift congressional action. Reagan backers cheer removal of limits. others warn big money could dominate. Udall and Bayh critique the decision while Bentsen calls for Democratic coordination. The court also proposes restructuring the Federal Election Commission with presidential appointment power, raising concerns over independence.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sargent Shriver
Nelson
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Ford
Ronald Reagan
California
Happy Sin
Lce
Laren Smith
Citizens For Reagan Committee
High Court
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Tex
Federal Election Commission
Udall
Conmission
Now They Have Them What Next
Washington AP report on the House Intelligence Committee holding 2000 copies of its final intelligence agencies review. The House voted to seal it or seek presidential approval from Ford, who favors secrecy. Parliamentarian Brown will decide with House leaders, possibly delaying public release. George Bush sworn in as CIA director amid secrecy debate.
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Washington
House Intelligence Committee
U.S
House
Ford
Uw Vominittee
George Bush
CIA
Mainn
Pot Tha Seacet
Basim
Truckers Seek Independence From Teamsters Across Regions
The Fraternal Association of Special Haulers ASH claims 17,000 members and says it filed petitions with seven regional offices to organize independent drivers in the East and Midwest. It has feuded with the Teamsters for years and aims to establish a selective union presence from Wisconsin to the East Coast.
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Fraternal Association of Special Haulers
ASH
Midwest
PASH
Teamsters
Tems Optite Truce
Seria
Wisewwain
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
Bicentennial Committee Plans Corry Events and Train Route
The Bicentennial Committee in Corry reports momentum for the year with a cross country wagon train through Corry on June 1. The authentic reproduction links to opening of the west and a citywide picnic is slated for July 1. The group also seeks a year theme and seeks volunteers to join committees. contact Mrs. Paul Roche or Ms. Jot Daglian.
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Corry
Denar
Heritage Aid Pa i
Hugh McKnight
Paul Roche
Jot Daglian
Council Set For Meeting
The council meets Monday night for a regular session with two public hearings to lead off the evening. The hearings cover Community Development lost int Block Grants and hold harmless funds. Finance Director Benjamin Caldarone will recommend an appointment to the Earned Income Tax Credit program. City Engineer David Dabason will discuss the status of 1976 construction. City Administrator Robert Grice has a resolution on municipal employer regulations and comments on a special meeting set for February 9.
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Iy Council
Benjamin Caldarone
David Dabason
Robert Grice
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