Demonstrators Removed by Deputy Sheriff
A deputy sheriff and club separate three demonstrators from the road in a confrontation captured in a street scene. The incident shows law enforcement intervening as the crowd disperses, with no injuries reported in the immediate description.
Explosive Device Damages Pittsburgh East Liberty Mall
An explosion at the East Liberty Shopping Mall in Pittsburgh destroyed Kappels Jewelers on the first floor and damaged 22 to 24 shops. Police say an explosive device was the probable cause, as a witness reported a man in a dark pickup leaving just before the blast. Authorities and bomb arson teams investigated while the mall remained barricaded.
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Program to educate parents on drugs debuts in Erie
Beginning March 17 the Northwestern Pennsylvania Regional Broadcasting Council at WQLN TV Erie will air a seven part series titled Drugs The Children Are Choosing. The series targets parents with a companion guide and a student series will follow in April and May for grades seven through twelve.
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Supreme Court to Decide On Busing
The Charlotte North Carolina desegregation case tests how much busing white parents will endure and whether courts will back district judges who seek a racial balance. The Supreme Court may stay out or order Judge McMillan's plan into effect, with 23 000 students already bused and costs estimated at 40 per pupil, while NAACP Legal Defense Fund seeks to push the plan forward despite an appeals court suspension.
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Youth Corps Pay Cut Sparks Director Opposition
Labor Department faces protests from Neighborhood Youth Corps project directors over a 25 percent pay cut for trainees. The National Association for Community Development says guidelines are unfair and reduce work hours, though overall funding remains up from last year. Seminars are planned nationwide to explain the changes as officials weigh further action.
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Explosion injures 18 at Westinghouse plant in Wilmerding
An explosion in the basement of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co. shipping building at the Wilmerding plant injured 18 workers, with three seriously hurt. Fire followed the blast but was controlled. production elsewhere at the $60 million plant continued.
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