Revolt reports shake Bolivia and world headlines
AP dispatches from LA PAZ Dublin and Seoul describe a failed military revolt against President Hugo Banzer Suarez in Bolivia. Elsewhere in Ireland and Korea political kidnappings and trials unfold, with Kim Dae Jung's election-law case resuming in Seoul and Ma Ning named head of the Chinese air force amid Lin Piao fallout.
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Schlesinger to Norway for NATO talks not Brussels
Secretary of Defense James R. Schlesinger will fly to Norway on Friday for North Atlantic Treaty Organization meetings. The Defense Department said he would not attend the planned NATO defense ministers meetings in Brussels.
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Senate defeats tax exemption bill on lottery winnings
Harrisburg AP reports the Senate failed to pass a measure exempting lottery winnings from state and local taxes by a 22 to 25 vote. Opponents argued the proposal unconstitutional and would spur gambling. The article also notes bureau plans to house 50 to 60 prisoners in the unit, per officials.
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Horton Davis Firm Buys Local Agency
The Horton J. Davis and Son Inc insurance agency has purchased the Corry operation of the Robinson Corner Agency. Davis says policies will continue, offices stay at 145 North Center Street, and the Davis firm will handle all Robinson-Conner claims. Established 1865, it gains Jeffrey Davis as staff, entering fifth generation.
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Probe Death Cause In Odd Mishap
GROVE CITY A fuel attendant at Larrys Truck Stop Barkeyville died after an apparent hit by a truck yesterday afternoon. William Alvin Caler 19 Grove City stood on a concrete island when the tractor trailer pulled away Raikes Martinsville Ind stopped saw Caler lying beside the trailer He apparently struck his head on the pavement when he fell He was taken to Grove City Hospital where he died Police investigate to determine cause.
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Pennsylvania House approves statewide anti smoking bill
Harrisburg AP describes a bill approved 154 to 32 by the Pennsylvania House to ban smoking in buses elevators indoor theaters libraries art museums and concert halls with penalties up to 300 dollars and 90 days in jail. The measure moves to the Senate. Also notes local ordinances already limit public smoking and lists Pennsylvania Lottery results with numbers 445610 188853 and 349797.
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Senate
Kissinger seeks aid for Mideast disengagement deal
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said he told Syrian leaders he would request 100 million dollars in foreign aid from Congress for Syria if a disengagement agreement with Israel is reached. No commitments were made during his 34 day peacemaking trip to the Middle East.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Syria
Israel
Kissinger
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Egypt
Jordan
Abdul Halim Khaddam
Mediterranean
Nahariya
Haifa
Geneva
Miami mayor Orr seeks benefit game for cancer fight
Dade County Mayor Jack Orr, facing inoperable cancer and heavy debt, has friends organizing a June 28 benefit soccer match at the Orange Bowl featuring the Miami Toros and Baltimore Comets to raise 50 000 to 100 000 dollars. Orr, 54, undergoes chemotherapy and has little assets, while fighting a 6 000 dollar annual mayor salary and a 42 500 dollar land development firm counsel post.
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Orr
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Orange Bowl
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Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miami Toros
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Child Abuse Center To Be Started In Pa
Harrisburg AP reports the Welfare Department will establish the state's first crisis center for potential child abuse in Lehigh and Northampton counties. The three year program receives 572263 dollars in state funding. Parents in danger of harming their children can bring them to the 24 hour center for help.
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Northampton
Welfare Department
Helene Wohlgemuth
Dwyer Votes Against Mass Transit Bills Over Potholes
Sen. R. Budd Dwyer of Corry votes against two Senate mass transit funding bills, citing the need for highway maintenance first. The measures pass the Senate and head to the House, authorizing up to 71.8 million dollars in bonds over 30 years for new capital projects, none in Dwyer’s district.
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Pennsylvania
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