Portugal names cabinet with more civilians and more communists
Lisbon dispatch reports Portugal's military rulers named a new cabinet retaining military control but adding more civilians and Communists. Premier Vasco dos Santos Goncalves remains. the lineup includes 13 civilians and eight military officers, reversing the civilian-to-military balance of the previous government.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Dos Santos Goncalves
Information Ministry
Ers
State In Brief: Farm Show to Handle Vehicle Renewals
Harrisburg AP reports to ease annual renewal rush the Transportation Department will process renewal applications at the Farm Show Building. Last year renewals were mailed and handled by the Motor License Division near the Capitol with limited parking. The Farm Show site offers a large parking lot and is recommended as a processing center while the main office remains available. Philadelphia AP notes the Pa Supreme Court denied a bid to upgrade a life sentence to death for Marilyn Dobrolewski 23 convicted in a double police killing. Troopers Ronald Carey 29 and David Yarrington 24 were slain January 5 1972 in Delaware County.
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Harrisburg
Transportation Department
Farm Show
Capitol
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Delaware
Delaware County
Stephen McEwen
Marilyn Dobrolewski
Ronald Carey
David Yarrington
CMH and County Hospitals Expand Outpatient Services in Erie
Erie County hospitals led by the Erie County Hospital Council are shifting care away from inpatient stays toward outpatient and ambulatory services to cut costs while preserving access. Outpatient emergency rooms, one day surgery, mental health counseling, and community health education are expanding, with routine preop tests and swift discharge after minor procedures. The council, spanning Corry Memorial, Doctors’ Osteopathic, Erie County and Osteopathic hospitals, Hamot, Saint Vincent, Shriners Crippled Children’s, Union City, and the Veterans Administration, aims to inform the public about rising costs and containment efforts.
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Erie County
Erie County Hospital Council
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie County Hospitals
Peice
Doctors' Osteopathic Hospital
Erie County Hospital
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Hamot Medical Center
Saint Vincent Health Center
Shriners' Crippled Children's Hospital
Union City Hospital
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Warren Girds For New Road Patching War
Warren Pa faces a patching push as city officials, led by Borough Manager Frank J. Strange, take over pothole repairs on state roads Pennsylvania Ave and Market Street. The Corry parallel shows cities should patch their own roads, while Penn Central and Erie Lackawanna rail crossings add costs. A 10 year old’s burglary tale led to police, with loot recovered and juvenile court possible.
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Warren
Penndot
Pennsylvania Ave
Market Sr
Frank J. Strange
Buddy
Western Union Telegraph Co
North Center Street
Ritz
Concord School
Arthur Dowling
Erie Western Union
Corry
Erie County Juvenile Court
Strange
Pennsylvania Avenue
Market Street
David Miller
Miller
East Main Street
East Columbus Avenue
Penn Central Railroad
Erie Lackawanna
Robert Grice
Grice
John Fasenmeyer
Erie County
Whitewash feared in county jail bugging case
Sharon lawyer Marc Lincoln Marks says the Pennsylvania attorney general may whitewash the Mine County jail bugging case. He notes his 1972 Sharon phone bugging suit brought national attention and questions state officials’ ability to investigate Erie County jail monitoring fully. Marks calls for an independent investigatory grand jury to probe the affair.
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Pennsylvania Attorney General's
Mine County
Petate
Erie Morning News
Erie County
Morning News
Marc Lincoln Marks
Marks
Bell Telephone Co
City of
NBC
Today Show
Erie County Prison Board
Pa. Attorney General's Office
State Attorney General
Supreme Court
Robert Kane
Refugee Airlift Opens as Da Nang Comes Under Fire
The United States launches a major refugee airlift from Da Nang with World Airways Boeing 727s evacuating 350,000 to 500,000 refugees to Saigon and Cam Ranh Bay amid Viet Cong rocket attacks. About 300 Americans are in Da Nang as a second 747 is prepared. The Saigon command reported 14 rockets killed six civilians and wounded 36 in a predawn strike. The White House sent Gen Weyand to assess needs while plans for a National Salvation Front gain traction. The Hancock carrier and Marines move to evacuate Americans from Cambodia or Vietnam if needed.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
da Nang
U.S
World Airways
Cam Ranh Bay
Indochina
Nguyen van Thien
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thieu
National Salvation Front
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Svay
Chhrum
Mekong River
Mekong
White House
Army
Frederick C. Weyand
Ford
Weyand
Vietnam
Hancock
Honolulu
Corry Engineer Faces Landfill Row Controversy
A Corry landowner, Patsy Pontillo, accuses Northwest Engineering of conflict of interest as it advised Erie County Solid Waste Authority on landfill sites. He alleges ties to the county's existing landfill and questions the firm’s recommendation of Corry city engineer David Johnson to replace them. Johnson resigned from the Authority before the switch. Pontillo seeks probe into alleged improper influence and high waste costs cited by the Northwestern report.
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Erie County
Erie County Solid Waste Authority
Corryman
Patsy Pontillo
Solid Waste Authority
Girard Township
Erie
Northwest Engineering of
Tidioute
Northwestern
Erie Disposal Company
Pontillo
Set Examination For Police Force In Corry
Civil Service Examining Board will hold a 9 a m examination for Corry Police Department applicants on Saturday April 26 1975 in the Municipal Building second floor. Applicants must be high school graduates aged 21 to 35 and between 9 ft 8 in and 6 ft 1 in tall. Residency in Corry or willingness to become one is required. See city administrator’s office for application forms and other qualifications before the exam.
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Corry
Civil Service Examining Board
Police Department of
CMH Seeks NLRB Review of Ruling on Union Election
Corry Memorial Hospital has filed for a review of an NLRB decision clearing the way for a union election. SEIU says the hospital asks the national board to reexamine whether the Pennsylvania Nurses Association qualifies as a labor group amid a plan to represent registered nurses. If granted, the review could delay the April election. plans for the vote proceed pending the board’s decision.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
National Labor Relations Board
Service Employes International Union
SEIU
CMH
Nlrb National Board
Washington, D.C
National Board
NLRB
Henry Shore
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
PNA
Pina
Gerald Hinchey
Hinchey
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