Desai Sworn India Prime Minister Signaling Nonalignment
Morarji Desai, longtime foe of Indira Gandhi, is sworn in as India's fourth prime minister. He vows nonalignment and hints at ending India’s special ties with the Soviet Union. Desai leads the Janata coalition with 270 seats in the lower house, defeating Mrs. Gandhi's Congress.
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New Delhi
India
Morarji Desai
Indira Gandhi
Soviet Union
Desai
Mrs. Gandhi
Congress Party
Janata
Congress For Democracy
Silkh Party
Jagjivan Ram
Gandhi — Desai
Ram
Gandhi
Flaherty Approved by Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington AP The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Pittsburgh Mayor Peter S. Flaherty for deputy attorney general amid civil rights concerns over school busing. Only Sen. Howard Metzenbaum opposed in voting, while Orrin Hatch and Strom Thurmond supported the nomination. The full Senate now considers the nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Pittsburgh
Peter S. Flaherty
Judiciary Committee
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Metzenbaum
Flaherty
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
City To Hire Ordinance Enforcer
Corry City Council interviewed five applicants for the new enforcement officer post but made no hire. A decision is expected at the next meeting. The officer will work mainly in the field to enforce ordinances, inspect safety hazards, and respond to complaints. Salary ranges from 8000 to 15000 depending on qualifications.
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Corry
Auture
John Hornick
O Robert Grice
Grice
CAHS Students Offer Preschool Program This Spring
Corry Area High School seniors in Family Living Classes under Miss Sandra Hughes will run a preschool program again. Registration is Wednesday March 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria for children ages 3 and 4, with a $3 per child fee to cover snacks and supplies. Classes run April 10 to May 5 in two sessions, one morning and one afternoon, featuring art, music, and outdoor play.
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Corry Area High School
Sandra Hughes
Roger Weeks
Weeks
PennDOT Aims Summer Road Upgrades in Corry Area
PennDOT District and Erie County officials outlined a summer program of road work in and around Corry. Projects include resurfacing West Washington Street to Route 6, potential resurfacing of old Route 277, Route 89 from Route 6 to Wattsburg, paving Corry to Beaverdam, and upgrades on Carter Hill, Serota, and Plank roads. City and state plans hinge on local acceptance and funding details.
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Fourth Ward
Corry
Penndot
District 1
Franklin
Erie County Department
Erie
the Journal
West Washington Street
North Center Street
West Washington
North Center
South Center Street
East Main Street
Vincent Kennerknecht
Erie County
State
Journal
Eatori
Swine Flu Shot Disease Timing Raises Alarm
Associated Press reports Joseph Lima, a 29 year old microbiologist, hospitalized March 7 with Guillain Barre syndrome linked to a swine flu vaccination given Nov 12. He cannot speak or walk and breathes through a throat hole. The case highlights potential four month delayed onset and underreporting of new cases amid a halted vaccination program.
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Associated Press
C.C. Mintelier
C.C. Minicler
Denver (Ap
Joseph Lima
Lima
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Denver
Presbyterian Hospital
Army Axes Damages Suit Over Tank Injury Case
Allen Aaron Jackson, 21, enlisted as an Army mechanic trainee but was crushed by a tank at Ft. Riley in 1974, losing the lower half of his body. A federal court ruled no breach of enlistment contract and no damages, citing lack of written promise and lack of court authority. He remains disabled, receiving $1,700 monthly VA disability pay, while lawyers plan an appeal.
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Allen
Aaron Jackson
Jackson
Army
Ft. Riley
Kan
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Claims
Allen Aaron Jackson
United States
United States Army
Congress
Kansas
Hines
Ill
Veterans Administration
Raymond
Chicago
Blue
Ronald Pinski
Clymer Seis Ceremony For Housing
Groundbreaking for Willow Brook Manor rural rental housing in Clymer will be March 25 at 11:80 a.m. on Mohawk Street entrance to the eight unit buildings. The Hall Memorial Housing and Community Development Corp will own operate the project with funding from a Farmers Home Administration mortgage and an Appalachian grant. Leaders include Congressman Lun dine Senator Present Assemblyman Kidder County Executive Gerace architect Robert A. Lunds and Rev Norman Duzen. Master of ceremonies Arthur Goggin and others from Jamestown Clymer and Buffalo participate.
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Willow Brook Manor
Clymer
Mohawk Street
Hall Memorial Housing and Community Development Corporation
New York State
Chautauqua County
Robert A. Lunds
Hall Corporation
Hall Memorial
Forest Avenue
Jamestown
Joseph Hedrick
Ellington Congregational Ucc
Stanley Lundine
Jess Present
Roland Kidder
Joseph Gerace
Arthur Goggin
Clymer Community Club
J. Norman Herby
Norman Duzen
Buffalo
Leonard Faulk
Fred Zaugg
Nancy Elofson
Donald Ruslink
Labor Picketing Bill Defeated in House Vote
Washington AP reports a common situs picketing bill to strengthen union leverage failed 217 to 6, marking a setback for organized labor and House Democrats. Sponsor Rep. Frank Thompson Jr. called the defeat a sign of Labor’s waning influence and warned of implications for right-to-work battles.
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Washington
Organized Labor
House
Frank Thompson Jr
Dn.j
Bodes Iit
Labor
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
Gerald A. Ford
Carter
Georgia
Ford
Farmer keeps pig and cash after tax ruling
Harmar Township farmer Richard Panza, 37, will keep both the 81 dollars in local wage taxes he’s accused of owing and a 70 pound pig named Sarah used to settle a fines payment. Judge Eunice Ross found he lost money on federal returns 1972 to 1976 and is not delinquent on taxes. Panza had been jailed briefly over the dispute and later criticized inheritance taxes while traveling to Washington with his wife, three children and three pigs.
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Pittsburgh
Harmar
Allegheny County
Eunice Ross
Richard Panza
Ross
Sarah
Panza
Washington
Former Sparta Man Killed In Accident
A former Spartansburg man Duane W. Boythe 35 of Elwood City was killed in an industrial accident near Pittsburgh at the Babcock and Wilcox Steel Co Ambridge Pay. He was born October 8 195 and was a Spartansburg High School graduate and Navy veteran. Survived by wife Phylliss Buccelli parents and sisters. Funeral services at Contrucci Funeral Home Elwood City with visiting hours today and tomorrow. Interment in Elwood City.
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Spartansburg
Pittsburgh
Duane W. Boythe
Elwood City
Babcock and Wilcox Steel Co
Ambridge
Pay
William Boythe
R.D
Sparansburg
Spartansburg High School
U.S. Navy
Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics
Phylliss Buccelli
Barbara Boythe
East Riversale
Marla
Becky Boythe
Contrucci
Pan
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