Night Club Pipe Bomb Injures 15 in New York
A pipe bomb exploded at Manhattan's Electric Circus discotheque injuring 15, including eight Easter holiday students from Western Carolina University. One victim suffered a fractured leg and another burns. most victims released from hospital. A nearby Bronx brokerage blast caused no injuries. another bomb found and disarmed at a bank. Police described shrapnel-packed device with clock timer.
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Electric Circus
North College
Bronx
St. Mark’s Place
East Village
Western Carolina University
Callowhee
N.C
Athletes Honored At Sparta Banquet
At Sparta Merged School's Eighth Annual Sports Banquet over 175 attended in the gym. Duane Berkey won the Ralph McAninch trophy for dual sport excellence. Wilma Long was named outstanding girl athlete with about 17 points per game. Rod Skiff and Dave Boythe shared the top boys basketball award, Jim Cross won base ball MVP, and a campus of seniors and juniors received various honors.
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David Boythe
Rod Skiff
Wilma Long
Jim Cross
Sparta
Ralph McAninch
Berkey
Spartans
Bertrand Hover
Spartansburg Youth For Christ
Andrew Boythe
Barry Johnson
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Marion Alsdorf
YMCA
Sheila Carter
Sherry Carter
Brenda Varney
Lori Cook
Darlene Howell
Nancy Most
Ben Nicholas
Dave Boythe
Utility collision reports and property damage notes
Centerville was struck broadside by a car driven by Robert W. Gault of Oil City, with $125 damage to the Sitka vehicle and $100 to Gault's, charges pending. Clifford L. Say of Cooperstown ran off Route 277, hitting a utility pole for $175 damage, saying he could not see the berm on the snow.
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Robert W. Gault
Oil City
Raisley
Sitka
Gault
Clifford L. Say
Cooperstown
Spartansburg
Say
Fleetwood
New Education Clash Imminent
Washington AP report says Nixon and Congress clash over 1971 federal education funding. Congress desires $4 billion for the Office of Education in 1970 terms, far above Nixon's $3.5 billion request, with major variances in remedial aid, supplemental services, vocational aid, college loans, and construction grants. Hearings start this week as Congress aims to approve a $23 billion three-year plan sustaining impacted areas and all elementary and secondary programs.
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Wey
Edinboro students plan protest over professor’s renewal
Edinboro State College plans a large on campus rally tomorrow to oppose the non renewal of Professor Ed Morris. Morris has faced ongoing demonstrations for weeks. A Committee for Academic Justice formed after the removal plan and has driven most retention efforts. A SDS organizer from Kent State was expected to attend.
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Edinboro State College
Ed Morris
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Committee For Academic Justice
Democratic Society
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