Police Probe Bomb Searc At Hospital
In Pittsburgh six pickets remained outside Presbyterian University Hospital as protests for union recognition continued. Police reported no arrests and described conditions as very calm after 91 demonstrators were arrested earlier, with most fined for violating a court order limiting picketers.
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Pittsburgh
Presbyterian University Hospital
Hospital and Nursing Home
Allegheny County
Eugene Coon
Byrd Brown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
New York
Charleston
S.C
Baltimore
Gateway Center
David Hill
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Hill
Students Get Sick On Stolen Stimulants
Meadville police seized a bottle of stimulants stolen from a downtown drug store by two junior high girls ages 14 and 15. They passed tablets to classmates, causing several illnesses, and were released to their parents with the case referred to county juvenile authorities. In other news, Argentina joined a UN convention requiring both spouses to consent to marriage as the 24th nation to do so.
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Meadville
John Holt
Holt
Coounty Juvenile
Supreme Court Allows Hearings Before Welfare Cuts
The Supreme Court, in a 5 3 decision, holds welfare recipients are entitled to a hearing before benefits are terminated. The ruling, praised for fairness, signals a broad constitutional approach that could complicate aid stinginess and aid policy for the poor.
Supreme Court Upholds Due Process for Welfare Recipients
A Brennan led ruling narrows BEW hearings scope, bolstering welfare rights. The decision cites equal protection and general welfare aims, linking welfare to social justice and liberty. Black dissents, arguing the 14th Amendment protects ex slaves, while the majority balances state costs against eligible recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
William J. Brennan Jr
Brennan
William C. Douglas
Johin M. Harlan
Byron RB. White
Thurgood Marshall
Plastics Firm Plans 350000 Addition to Erie County Plant
Erie County Plastics Corp. announced a 350000 expansion adding 40000 square feet to Plant 1 north of the city, bringing total building area to 100000 plus Plant 2 on East Main. The project, to start April 1, will total over 130000 square feet of work space and is backed by Rogers Structural Steel as prime contractor. The addition will expand finishing and decorating of larger plastic parts for air conditioners and appliances, provide extra warehouse space, and modernize service areas. The firm expects a substantial rise in employment upon completion.
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Paul Roche
Rogers Structural Steel
Erie County Plastics Corp
East Main Street
Roche
Rogers
Sihanouk vows army to regain power in Cambodia
Prince Norodom Sihanouk declares plan to form a government of national unity and a national liberation army with support from brotherly nations including North Vietnam and the Viet Cong. Reports note possible U S intervention if alien troops act, while Rogers emphasizes Cambodian sovereignty and neutrality.
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Tokyo
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Peking
Sihanouk
National Liberation Army
North Vietnam
Japan
Ashal
South Vietnam
Phnom Penh
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Congress
U.S
William P. Rogers
Washington
China
North Korea
Go On Drink All Water You Want Corry Utilities Tax
Corry residents face higher electricity gas and telephone costs due to a new state tax on utilities. The Corry Water Supply Co will not seek a surcharge to offset the tax, with president R W Brown saying the company will try to absorb it. If unchanged Corry will have the only city utility not raising rates.
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Corry
Corryites
Corry Water Supply Co
Public Utility Commission
R.W. Brown
Water Company
Mail Carriers Return In Striking Cities
Striking postal workers in Chicago Detroit Philadelphia and much of Connecticut and New Jersey returned to work. Parts of New York saw troops sorting mail while National Guardsmen assembled. By afternoon mass returns reduced disruptions as officials warned of possible further action.
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Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Nixon
Pentagon
Pennsylvania
Hartford
Jersey City
Asbury Park
Morristown
Red Bank
Lakewood
New Brunswick
N.J
Newark
Lansing
Mich
Strike weakens U S monopoly of mail
The Post Office paused its ban on private firms in New York City and eight other metros where strikes ended, waiving its monopoly on letter mail in embargoed areas. IPSA offered skeleton force of 50,000 in two weeks if contracted, claiming cheaper distribution of junk mail and proposing ending first class monopoly. IPSA president Thomas M Murray said private carriers could complement government service. USPS law still grants exclusive first class and air mail rights. Private firms may handle second class mail but avoid residential mail boxes. IPSA and peers use plastic bag mailings hung on doors.
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General Post Office
New York
Nixon
New York City
Pentagon
Winton M. Blount
Washington
Independent Postal Systems of America
IPSA
Oklahoma City
Thomas M. Murray
Associated Press
Murray
Post Office Department
American Postal Corp
Columbus
Ohio
All White Fraternity Suspended at California State College
California State CollegeIndefinitely suspends all white Tau Kappa Epsilon after weapons were confiscated during a search. Dean Merle Campbell says 11 members may be moved to dormitories amid racially charged campus protests by about 40 black students picketing and leaders presenting demands for enrollment and administrators. Police report a shotgun blast at an off campus rooming house. no arrests or suspensions announced.
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California, Pa
California State College
Merle Campbell
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Lst
California
George Roadman
Janice Troup Fund Balance Goes To Family
Corry community supports Janice Troup fund for kidney disease care. The 32 year old mother died, services set for tomorrow at HL Musser Funeral Home Union City at 2 p.m. Burial at Beaverdam Cemetery. The balance of the fund, about $1,054, will go to the family, with bills still to cover.
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Corry
Frederick
Janice) Troup
Troup
Musser
Union City
Janice Troup
Fred Troup
Pred Troup
Terry
William Flower
Erie
Leona Flower
Donald Estes
Chicago
Lawrence Estes
Frank Young
Beaverdam Cemetery
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N.Y
Argentina
U.N
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Warren E. Burger
Earl Warren
Robert Ott
William P. Hayes
Erie County Plastics
Bt Wolcott
Endsley
Paris
Bangkok
National Association of Letter Carriers
Robert Purdue
Military Ocean Terminal
Brooklyn
National Guard
Martin H. Foery
House
Senate
Percy
Jan Evans
Newport Beach
Calif
All-White Fraternity
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