World in Brief summarizing mid east and europe conflicts
Beir ut says Syrian task forces advance toward Marjayoun near Israel as tensions rise in southern Lebanon. Rome notes over 300000 Americans have written relatives in Italy as a letter verification campaign unfolds. The Philippines says the United States will defend the country with bases, per Ambassador Sullivan, as Southeast Asia defense plans evolve. Berlin reports four more West Germans including a Social Democratic official accused of spying for the East. Kathryn Burger admits spying and links to ex husband Heinrich Burger, with others Denied espionage charges.
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Baguio
Philippines
United States
Zouthla
U.S
Wiliam H. Sullivan
Southeast Asia
Social Democratic Party
West Germany
West Berlin
Foreign aid bill faces final compromise as Ford vetolooms
Washington reports that Congress must reconcile differences in military aid legislation vetoed by the president and approved by both chambers. Conferees seek a bill acceptable to Ford with new U8 restrictions on exports. Intelligence sources also indicate Russia has built six plants potentially capable of producing biological weapons banned by the U.S.-Soviet treaty, with some claiming they may produce agricultural uses but could pivot to warfare materials.
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Washington
Ford
House
Senate
U.S
Russia
State in Brief: Crimes and Politics Across Pennsylvania
An Erie man, Cosmo Richard Farbo, 40, received three years for his role in forging and passing stolen U S Savings Bonds, while Barry Baker, 90, of Erie, was convicted after another trial. Brenda Jfast, 28, of Sandy Lake, died when a riding cat lost control and crashed, and two Blairsville youths faced charges after a Tastee Freeze robbery attempt. U S Rep H John Heine III urged federal aid to Pittsburgh area schools for pregnant teens to prevent welfare dependency.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
Cosmo Richard Farbo
Erie
Farbo
Barry Baker
Baker
Sandy Lake
Mercer County
Lake William
Brenda J. Fast
U.S
H. John Heine
Williama Cohen
Maine
Hill
School Board Approves Equal Rights Policy and Rules
The Corry Area School District moves to adopt an All Inclusive Equal Rights Policy to comply with federal and state regulations. The plan outlines grievance steps for employees, students, and applicants, with timelines from fifteen to thirty working days and a right to third party accompaniment.
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Board of Education
Charles Krepps
Krepps
Wattsburg
State Department of Pc Mn
Corry Area
Equal Rights and Opportunities
Mit
Department S
Board of
School Tiretors
New Sparta School Site Sparks Board Deliberation
Corry Area School Board members weighed two options for the present Sparta site. Demolish and build anew or remodel the current building. The full board will decide Friday at noon on the new budget and site plan amid other choices including six alternative locations along Route 77 and surrounding parcels.
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Corry Area School Bistret Board of Education
Semmitite
Te Nd Ste
Teoma Te Ste
Te Od Sparta
Nite-Nélection Committee
Sparta
Eqin
State Department of Education
Mittee
Wheel Chair Girl Witnessed Mother's Fatal Act
Philadelphia report details a 16 year old in a wheelchair attempting to roll into a bedroom where her mother Dolores Price bled from self inflicted cuts. The mother reportedly left a lipstick note denying involvement while Pamela Price faced rumors of misused funds. A neighbor said Pamela dropped a tray to draw attention.
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Philadelphia
Dolores Price
Pamela Price
Denise DiMartino
Pamela
Push Preliminaries In Tech Facility As Building Surveyed
The school district moves to bid for vocational equipment as ownership questions arise over vo tech building and equipment. Superintendent Krepsaa urges rapid action while the board reviews ownership formulas and costs totaling about 300000 to 909150 dollars.
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Charles Krepsaa
Board of Education
Reppa
Ea Tortly Wader
Tha
Bansac
Route @ west
Mernibera
Erie County
Vo Tech
Ale
Corry Bicentennial logo winner attached to wagon
Marie Roche vice chairman of the Corry Bicentennial Committee oversaw the affixing of Corry’s prize winning logo on a wagon in the train that arrived yesterday. The logo designed by George Ga was the spring competition winner.
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Marie Roche
Corry
McKean
George Ga
Howe Seeks Innocent Plea Amid Prostitution Case and Capitol Scandal
Washington Rep Allan Howe arrives at Salt Lake City arraignment on a mindemennier charge after allegedly offering two police decoys $20 for sex. Howe, claiming set up, may enter an innocent plea as colleagues pressure him to resign. Colleen Gardner claims evidence of sexual activity on Capitol Hill and notes alleging a sex arrangement involving Rep Gravel and aide Gray. Other inquiries involve Rep Young and Miss Ray with FBI notes cited. The mix of accusations tests Utah Democrats as Howe considers stepping down.
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Black
Utah
Howe
Reportara
Colleen Gardner
U.S
Washington
Capitol Hill
Gardner
Migs Ray
FBT
Gravel
Kenneth Gray
D-ill
Young
Gray
Miss. Ray
Miss Ray
New York Daily News
FBI
KTVX
Salt Lake City
Ray Hss
Bray
Potomac River
Sexo Sh Mo
Banald the Pours Sais Mint Ny
National Visitors Center
Letter bombs attack New York firms injure workers
A trio of letter bombs mailed to large New York City companies exploded in Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith offices wounding at least two. Police warned firms to watch for envelopes postmarked Texarkana Texas as the investigation continues.
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New York City
Wan Ire
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Texarcana
Tex
Identity Passport Rejected Amid Privacy Concerns
Washington panel on False identification proposed federal birth and death record standards to curb forgery and crime while rejecting a national internal passport. Attorney Richard Thornburg warned the plan threatens personal privacy as state laws may require identity checks for arrestees and drivers license procedures.
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Washington
Richard Thornburg
Anid
Calla
Clement
Ford Aides Seek to Bound Delegates in Tight 1976 Race
Ford campaign names nine regional delegate chairmen to prevent defections to Reagan, with Morton saying the aim is keeping lines open. Reagan to visit Washington Friday as 38 delegates meet Saturday, while Carter gains in Dallas and New York with Udall advising restraint on further delegate fights.
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Preva
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Reagan
California
Washington State
Washington
Hors Davis
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Jimmy Carter
Plains
Dallas
New York City
Carter
Al‘air
New York
Arizona
Morrin Udall
Len K Chirch
Oklahoma
Fred Hurrin
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Thaly
Blairsville, Pa
Blairsville
Thomas Richard Vance
School Board
Oks Equal Rights Rules
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Sparta Catholic Church
County Line Road
Ure
Lindsey Hollow Road
Shewyatt Road
Easbit
Welsh Road
Ulatrigt
Evea
Imburgerner
Matthew Splesman Everett, Patchen
William F. Watson
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