No-Fault Battle Shifts to Pennsylvania Senate Action
The no-fault car insurance fight moves to the Pennsylvania Senate with leaders aiming to pass a bill this week, possibly Wednesday, ahead of the House. Sen Freeman Hawkins of Philadelphia sponsors a Senate bill deemed unlikely in its current form, while Sen Joseph Ammerman of Clearfield plans a sweeping amendment backed by Governor Shapp that would auto provide up to $10,000 for lost wages and medical benefits regardless of fault and cut bodily injury premiums by 15 percent. The debate also touches on prerelease scrutiny for prisoners and an upcoming constitutional move to elect the state attorney general. In Auckland, New Zealand, Rolling Stones memorabilia fetches 860 dollars as locals plan to turn the sheets into keepsake handkerchiefs and shirt panels.
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Babysitter, 18, Charged in Infant Death in Pittsburgh
Kent D. Jones, an 18-year-old from Oakland, was charged with murder in the beating death of the infant he was babysitting, according to city detectives. The case centers on the fatal injuries sustained by the child while under Jones’s supervision.
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Oakland
Carson Son Pleads Innocence In Crash
Richard W. Carson, 20, son of Johnny Carson, pleads innocent to driving without a license, DUI, and drug possession after a Jan 30 crash. He awaits a jury trial as he remains jailed in Allegheny County pending hearings related to the death of 18 month old Maurice Horton found dead after alleged abuse by a family friend.
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Johnny Carson
Circuit
Richard W. Carson
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New York
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Maurice Horton
Melvina Horton
Jones
Life Around Hanoi After War Ends
In a bomb scarred Hanoi the city fills shelters and trenches amid coconuts and banana trees. Children play in parks as Canadians arrive to document life. Bare essentials prevail, with scarred railways, ruined buildings, and quiet bicycles marking daily routine. An official notes the war’s end and much work ahead.
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Hanoi
Long Bien
Saigon
Irwin Receives Post as U S Ambassador to France
Paris AP John N. Irwin has replaced his brother in law Arthur K. Watson as ambassador to France. He assumed the post Sunday and stressed that the United States values French American cooperation during a pivotal year for European relations.
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John N. Irwin
France
Irwin
United States
America
Europe
Arthur K. Watson
Rocky backs Dem for New York City mayor
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller endorses former mayor Robert F. Wagner for New York City mayor. Wagner, who served three terms before leaving office in 1965, has not announced but says he is considering entering the race.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
John V. Lindsay
AF Aide Faces Uncertain Succession Rumors
Denver based Rocky Mountain News reports Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans Jr says he has not been informed of a possible replacement by Governor John Love. Rumors say Love could take over the $42,500 annual post at the National Academy of Engineering, with a May announcement pending.
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Robert C. Seamans Jr
John Love
National Academy of Engineering
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Rocky Mountain News
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A fragment reports a Cleveland incident with a nine year old son wounded and an acetylene? corridor. Readable details are very limited.
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