Arrest 61 At KSU Over Shrine On Blanket Hill
Sixty one protesters were arrested early today as they tried to reoccupy the Blanket Hill site near Kent State University where four students were killed in 1970. Police dragged demonstrators away after they defied a court order while a bulldozer began preparing the site. about 15 onlookers and 100 supporters watched.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Blanket Hill
Portage County Sheriff's Deputies
Portage County Common Pleas
Joseph Kainrad
Alan Canfor
May 4Th Coalition
Abortion Medicaid Funds Continue Across Nation
U S District Judge John Dooling ordered HEW to keep Medicaid payments for elective abortions flowing to states at least until next Wednesday. The ruling delays the Hyde Amendment restriction and preserves access for low income women while arguments over a possible permanent injunction proceed.
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New York
U.S. District Court
John Dooling
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dooling
HEW
Hyde
Henry Hyde
Supreme Court
House Begins Work On Energy Program
The House opened debate on President Carter energy plans, with Speaker O’Neill noting most of the package is present. Key provisions include a gasoline tax, weatherization credit, crude oil tax to curb consumption, continued price controls on natural gas at higher levels, and a major overhaul of electric rates. A House energy committee proposed doubling the federal gasoline tax to four cents, while Republicans seek alternative proposals and a floor fight over natural gas price controls.
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Washington
House
Carter
Thomas P. O'Neill
Congress
O'Neill
House Rules Committee
Wnch
Senate
James R. Schlesinger
Thomas L. Ashley
Ohio
House Energy Committee
Clarence Brown
Bob Krueger
D-Tex
U.S
Johnstown Prepares For After-The-Deluge Blues
Johnstown mental health agencies plan for long term effects after the 1977 flood. James Schoenfelder, director of the City-County Clinic, says distress will grow as people assess losses. Teams work in mass care centers, providing 12 hour shifts. Experts from National Institute of Mental Health and state agencies map plans. As homes and lives are restored, neighbors’ deaths and losses will become clearer, triggering agitation and adjustment problems.
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Johnstown
James Schoenfelder
Cambria County
National Institute of Mental Health
State Office of Mental Health
Cambria
Schoenfelder
What Do They Do With $3.54 Million In Coins
Paris police chase a hijacked semi with 17 tons of coins valued at 3.54 million dollars. Four bandits escaped with a rig carrying a container labeled fabricated metal from a mint in southern France. The loot is mostly 10 franc coins now in circulation, while the driver and another man were taken briefly then released.
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Paris
L’ Aurore
Gare de Lyon
Bank of France
France
Jean Trottin
Trottin
Sentenced for Campaign Act Violations in New Orleans
Former U S Representative Richard Tonry, who resigned Louisiana 1st District seat amid a fraud probe, was sentenced to one year in prison and ten thousand dollars in fines for four counts under the Campaign Act. He also received three years probation, barred from public office, and resignation followed a scandal over fake ballots and vote stealing by poll workers.
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New Orleans
U.S
Richard Tonry
Tony
Louisiana
1St
Tenry
Chalmette
U.S. Dist
Charles Schwartz Jr
U.S. Atty
Gerald Gallinghouse
Obstruction of Justice
Congress
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