Israel says Sinai interim offer final in talks with Egypt
Defense Minister Shimon Peres said Israel has gone a long way and cannot envision more concessions if Cairo’s latest proposals are final. He cited Mitchell passes and eastern approaches as nonnegotiable while noting Egyptian warability has risen. Rabin said Cairo’s offers were rejected, Kissinger met with the U.S. ambassador and Israel kept plans for troop withdrawals and U.S. monitoring discussions under review.
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Woman Held After Hassle At Titusville
A 42-year-old Titusville woman is being held at the Meadville Mental Health Clinic after a late Saturday incident near Titusville. She allegedly threw a rock at a door causing 10 dollars damage, struck a parked car, attempted to run down a pedestrian and drove into the Mallory car twice. She faces one count of aggravated assault and two counts of criminal mischief. Police gave no explanation for the disturbance.
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Federal plan saves two thirds of Pa rail mileage
The federal plan presented to Congress saves about 200 miles of Pennsylvania track and 25 lines from abandonment as part of ConRail. It removes two lines from ConRail inclusion, envisions Chessie System buying most Reading Railroad freight service, and sets high priority rehabilitation for key Penn Central and Lehigh Valley routes. It aims to boost competition and separate freight from passenger corridors centered around Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Wilkes-Barre.
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Ford Lands in Warsaw for Two Day East Bloc Talks
President Ford arrives in Warsaw for a two day visit to meet East European Communist leaders. He greets Edward Gierek and other Polish officials, tours with an open limousine, and meets with Helmut Schmidt and Henry Kissinger in Bonn and Gymnich Castle. Ford aims to align European economic policies with U.S. strategy amid criticism at home over accepting Soviet influence.
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Pa Senate erupts in party feuding over budget expense reform
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Senate saw its usual cordial mood disrupted by a partisan clash over a budget bill. Democrats proposed shifting 10 percent of the Republican leaderships 2.5 million expense funds to Democrats, triggering sharp interparty confrontation ahead of summer recess.
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Deaths Harold A. Hammond
Harold A. Hammond obituary notice records the death of Harold A Hammond with details of burial and surviving relatives. The notice lists his age and hometown, notes funeral arrangements, and provides a service date and cemetery information per the back page obituary column.
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Word To Wise Dont Drop Pull Tabs Into Beverages
CHICAGO AP Two Chicago physicians report on patients who swallowed pull tabs from beverage cans. A tab ended in a lung passageway requiring surgical removal. others swallowed tabs or passed through the digestive tract. They caution to drop tabs into a pocket or waste receptacle after opening and before drinking.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Lee F. Rogers
Northwestern Univer
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John P. Igini
Loyola University
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Stamp Theft Probe in Dunkirk Valued at $20,000
Sheriff's deputies in Chautauqua County New York probe a $20,000 stamp collection theft from a Dunkirk house trailer occupied by Lawrence Sackett. The collection, accumulated over nearly 20 years, was taken through a side door while the Sackett family was away. Local authorities continue the investigation.
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Direct Sale To Consumer No Middleman Pleases All
Harrisburg AP reports the state sponsored Harrisburg farmers market cuts out the middleman, selling directly from farmers to consumers in the Farm Show Building lot. About 52 counties’ farmers participate. as many as 3000 shoppers have visited on Tuesday and Friday evenings, praising freshness and lower prices over supermarkets.
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Donald Fields
Ibis
Marcia Spangler
Busing Plans Debated by Harrisburg Human Relations
Harrisburg AP reports the Human Relations Commission has finished issuing new orders that could force busing for school integration. Three districts Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Norristown have not submitted plans to the commission. Homer Ployd executive director says the hard problem of desegregation plans is largely past and the focus turns to the broader educational environment.
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Human Relations Commission
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Pittsburgh
Norristown
Homer ©. Ployd
Fatal Chalma Bus Crash Kills 18, Injures 30
A passenger bus plummeted over 200 feet down a Chalma mountain in Mexico, killing 18 and injuring 30. A mechanical failure is blamed for the crash as a steel-helmeted guard observes the wreckage.
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