Indira Gandhi seeks urgent court hearing on continued office
Supreme Court justice to hear whether Prime Minister Indira Gandhi can stay in office while her appeal against a corruption conviction proceeds. Gandhi's lawyers plan to file Monday opposing the Allahabad judge's six year ban on holding elective office. The report also notes Imelda Marcos and Jihan Sadat discussing women's rights without anti male bias.
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New Delhi
India
Supreme Court
Indira Gandi
Mexico City
Imelda Marcos
Philippines
Jihan Sadat
Egypt
United States
Beebe Guilty In Episcopal Court Admonition Sought
The Episcopal court found Rev. L. Peter Beebe guilty of disobeying his bishop and breaking church law. He faces admonishment with possible suspension if he ignores the bishop's warning. Beebe, 30, pastor of Christ Episcopal Church in Oberlin, was accused of violating ordination vows by allowing non priests to celebrate communion.
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Cleveland, Ohio
L. Peter Beebe
Beebe
Christ Episcopal Church
Oberlin
John H. Burt
Hilton fundraising probe widens in Shapp era
FBI is probing the political fundraising of former Pennsylvania official Frank C. Hilton. U.S. Attorney John Cottone said the investigation covers Hilton's money raising for Gov. Shapp. Hilton, 66, previously served as treasurer of the state Democratic Committee and was Shapp's secretary of property and supplies until a fall 1970 scandal led to extortion convictions.
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Scranton, Pa
U.S
Pennsylvania
FBI
Frank C. Hilton
U.S. Atty
John Cottone
Hilton
Shapp
Democratic Committee
Meadville
Day Care Centers Face Closures In Wilkes Barre Area
Cuts of 3400,000 in state and federal budgets will close four to seven day care centers in Wilkes Barre, affecting 200 children and 40 staff. Evelyn Gurbst of the Child Development Council of Wyoming and Luzerne counties announced the plan on Thursday. In Tamarack, two gas line workers, Rick Corey and Okie Glover, suffered critical burns when a well exploded during work.
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Wilkes-Barre
Evelyn Gurbst
Child Development Council of
Wyoming
Luzerne Counties
Tamarack
The
Consolidated Gas Co
Rick Corey
Lock Haven
Okie Glover
Genesee
Atlantic oil reserves shrink to years not decades
Washington AP reports the U S Geological Survey cut undiscovered oil and natural gas liquids estimates sharply. Atlantic offshore potential falls from 10 20 billion barrels to two four billion, while total U S supply drops to 50 127 billion barrels and gas to 922 655 trillion cubic feet, signaling an 8 16 month Atlantic stake and 11 year overall supply at 1974 production.
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Washington
U.S. Geological Survey
Atlantic
United States
Eological
Geological Survey
U.S
Ambassador Bounced The U S envoy expelled from Zaire
The Zaire government ordered Ambassador Dean R. Hinton to leave as it reported thwarting a plot against Mobutu Sese Seko. The State Department denied U S involvement and confirmed arrests of six high ranking officers. Efforts to contact two American students and a Dutch woman held by guerrillas continue.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
United States
Dean R. Hinton
Washington
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Mobutu Sese Seko
Hinton
State Department
Mobutu
Lima
Salongo
Dar Es
State Tries To Regain $12,000 Loaned To Housing Group
Meadville Pennsylvania DCA regional director Richard Sheffner pressed Crawford County Community Action Association members to recover a $12,000 loan to the former Community Action for Skills and Housing program. CCCAA and CASH dispute agency status while DCA seeks loan records and possible liens to recoup funds after CASH became a separate entity in 1973.
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Meadville
Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs
DCA
Richard Sheffner
Crawford County Community Action Association
Community Action For Skills and Housing Program
CCCAA
James Doviak
CUA
Crawford County Community Housing Corp
UCCAA
CCCHC
CASH
CLHC
Farmers Housing Administration
FHA
Gloria Miller
Third Ward
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co
Doviak
CAHS
CCHC
DUA
Patricia Jenkins
J.N. Johnson
Jenkins
Miller
Johnson
Home Buyers Get Advance Notice on Closing Costs
Washington AP report outlines the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act requiring lenders to provide buyers with at least a 12 day advance estimate of closing costs. The measure aims to curb kickbacks and high fees revealed at settlement, with HUD to publish regional cost ranges later.
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Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Congress
Gas and Water Firm Increases Rates in PA Districts
The Pennsylvania Gas and Water Co. raised rates Thursday for about 109,000 customers in Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Susquehanna divisions, adding 3.3 million to company revenue. The boost follows a 3.6 million hike approved last September and auto took effect after PU failed to issue final order within 9 months. The 10 percent Wilkes-Barre rise, 8 percent Scranton hike, and 16 percent Susquehanna increase will be reviewed in weeks ahead with potential refunds if rates are too high.
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Pennsylvania Gas and Water Co
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Susquehanna
Public Utility Commission
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