Portugal tensions ease after coup failure in Lisbon
In Lisbon the government shows control as 20 to 30 officers and 200 infantrymen who pushed toward the capital remain detained. Lisbon stays calm with no disturbances elsewhere. Dayan named to represent Israel in Washington for Syrian front pullback talks. Syrian envoy Tarazi to attend. In Saigon heavy weekend fighting leaves hundreds dead on both sides and many missing.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Washington
United Nations
Salah Eddine Tarazi
Damascus
Hart to lead district court. Watergate cases likely not assigned
George L. Hart Jr. becomes chief judge Tuesday, overseeing future Watergate indictments but unlikely to handle lengthy cases himself due to new duties. He recalls his early GOP fundraising in DC, noting strict accounting practices from the era.
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Washington
George L. Hart Jr
John J. Sirica
U.S. District Court
Hart
GOP
District of Columbia
Your State In Brief Your State May Sue For More Gas
Gov Shapp demands more gasoline from the federal government asserting only about 85 percent of March allocations reached Pennsylvania as other states received over 95 percent He warned of court action if a Tuesday deadline passes Erie Pa two youths die in a crash into a utility pole near Oil City and a man dies after a traffic collision in Erie County A 56 year old Erie County woman dies in a gate incident at Commodore Downs amid high winds Gov Shapp to decide by mid week on signing or vetoing the new death penalty bill after reviewing an attorney general report
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Pennsylvania
Federal Energy Office
Oil City
William Groner
Seneca
Robert E. Dowd
Pennsylvania 157
Here
Venango County
Erie, Pa
Erie County
Commodore Downs
Mary Hemphill
Albion
Kenneth
Philadelphia
Israel Packel
Columbus Elementary Gymnasts Present Duet Balance Beam Show
Glenda Owens and Peggy Stroup lead a balance beam duet as fourth fifth and sixth graders prepare to perform tomorrow night at Columbus Elementary School. Paula Orner and Michelle Kahle, seniors at Corry Area High School, have trained the elementary gymnasts for weeks. Parents and friends may attend with no admission charge.
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Peggy Stroup
Paula Orner
Michelle Kahle
Corry Area High School
McEldowney
Housing Group Told To Pay $23,500 Offer Or Face Suit
Jamestown Housing Authority is ordered to pay Kenneth B. Strong $23,500 plus adjustments for property at 315 West Fifth Street or face legal action. The demand, served by attorney Ronald Hite to authority member Lewis J. Ives and chairman Douglas Haas, references an agreement from around June 6, 1973. If not paid within 30 days, Strong’s attorney threatens an action at law.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Jamestown Housing Authority
Kenneth B. Strong
Strong
Ronald Hite
Housing Authority
Lewis J. Ives
Authority
Douglas Haas
West Fifth Street
Hite
Chautauqua County Court
Lee Towne Adams
Airline streaker escapes charges as passengers refuse to testify
A Chicago to Pittsburgh flight incident ends without charges after about 120 passengers refuse to press charges. Police at Greater Pittsburgh International Airport could not detain the streaker who left with a smile, amid a muted response from the crowd.
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Pittsburgh
AAP
Greater Pittsburgh International
ASC Division Names Two To Sales Posts
Michael R. Porvaznik and Jeffrey W Taylor joined Associated Spring Corp as salesmen wholesale accounts in the Merchandise Division. They will handle robber and warehouse markets, with Porvaznik bringing engineering background and Jaycees roles, and Taylor previously running an insurance agency and also a Jaycees member. The firm is a leading springs producer serving automotive aftermarket and related industries. A second fragment notes the discovery of a jawbone of a prehistoric dynaterium giant in Serbia, unrelated to ASC.
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Michael R. Porvaznik
Jeffrey W Taylor
Associated Spring Corporation
Roy W. McCarthy
Porvaznik
Penn State University
ASC
Corry Area
Jaycees
Gamma Road
Taylor
The
Columbus
Food Prices Rise Across Pennsylvania Hearings and Markets
An Associated Press survey shows milk prices up to 44 cents a quart in Pittsburgh and Union Town, with Harrisburg at 38 cents. Across 13 cities, 74 percent of 15 items cost more than July 19, with coffee, eggs, sugar and the overall basket rising while some meats fell in towns like Towanda, DuBois, Harrisburg, and Williamsport.
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Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Harrisburg
Towanda
DuBois
Allentown
Scranton
Johnstown
Williamsport
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Carl Bossard
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