Severed San Jacinto stern towed toward port by tow 35 aboard
The San Jacinto stern remains aloft in six foot seas as 35 crewmen refuse rescue and ride with the ship toward Newport News. A towing operation began after an explosion split the tanker amidships near Chincoteague. One crewman died aboard a rescue ship. master Capt. Harold J. Titus and other officers stay with the vessel. The Tern and Lambert's Point tug continue to make progress toward harbor with plans to reach Newport News Shipbuilding.
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Portsmouth
Lambert's Point
Newport News
Coast Guard
Harold J. Titus
Pine City
Navy Command
Northampton
San Jacinto
Chincoteague
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Martin Cotilla
State Police Leader Suspect Indictments Mentioned
Four other persons including Giles administrative assistant were indicted on testimony by the Massachusetts Crime Commission. Giles said in a news conference there were reports a leading Republican would be a sacrificial lamb in the commission investigations. Five Democratic state officials have been indicted recently on charges involving con-
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Fry Page Ane
Giles
Massachusetts Crime Commission
3 Foot High Elephant for Glenwood Zoo
A 3-foot high Indian elephant, recently bought by the Erie Zoological Society through Security Peoples Trust Co., is due at Glenwood Zoo on April 15. The animal will depart Bangkok soon, pass a brief quarantine in New York City, and travel to Erie. Valued at 3400 dollars, the calf will be named by Security Peoples staff after arrival.
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Erie Zoological Society
Security Peoples Trust Co
Glenwood Zoo
Sumner H. Nichols
Security Peoples
Bangkok
Thailand
New York City
Gars
Keystone Station appoints Folkenson construction coordinator
H Henry Folkenson of Johnstown named construction coordinator for the Keystone Electric Generating Station to be built in Armstrong County near Indiana. Groundbreaking planned this spring for an 1 800 000 kilowatt mine mouth plant on a 400 acre site. The station will be owned by Baltimore Gas and Electric Company Jersey Central Power and Light Company Pennsylvania Power and Light Company and Philadelphia Electric Company. Folkenson is a native of Easton Pennsylvania and has supervised major power plant construction including added units at existing stations.
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H. IL. Folkenson
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Keystone Electric
Herbert Estrada
Keystone
H. Henry Folkenson
Johnstown
Armstrong County
Indiana
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
Jersey Central Power & Light Company
Pennsylvania Power and Light Company
Philadelphia Electric Company
Easton
Folkenson
Penelee
Court Action Pending in Five Bribery Cases
A fragment reports ongoing court action in five cases involving bribery and including two executive councilors. Details are incomplete.
The Miracle of the Fishes on the Sea of Tiberias
Jesus appears to the disciples a third time after the resurrection while they fish all night on the Sea of Tiberias. A man guides them to cast on the right and they haul in a netful of fishes, recognized as the Lord, prompting Peter to swim ashore.
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Jesus
Sea of
Tiberias
Peter
James
John
Thomas
Pied
Subdivision rules eyed to guide Corry growth
Corry plans early action on subdivision regulations to ward off Wayne Township encroachment under the 1992 state law. City officials including Capotis and David Johnson outline surveys of blight areas and a push to finish zoning ordinances, stressing an early start for redevelopment.
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Ionumea
Capotis
Wayne Township
Corry
David Johnson
Lenten Meditations on the Crucifixion at Evangelical United Brethren
The sermon explores Pilate's harder choices and the crucifixion narrative. It reflects on the women at the cross, Jesus words from the cross, and questions whether readers grasp the act of divine love and completion of atonement. A parking and civic process mention suggests council involvement in broader proposals.
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Mim
Ivan G. Hunsberger
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pilate
Jesus
Golgotha
Christ
John
God
Rockefeller suffers defeats in New York 1984 session end
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller faced key losses in the New York Legislature ending its 1984 session. Eight issues he listed as important were claimed as successes, but major bills were rejected, including liquor price fixing repeal and railroad full-crew law repeal. Rockefeller plans a special session for April 15 to push his program further.
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Bany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Organized Labor
Pennsylvania Ad Push Highlights Job Fund Reform
Gov Scranton heralds major reforms in Pennsylvania unemployment compensation as the legislature adopts changes and the state funds an ad campaign. A full page WSJ ad costs 12000 dollars and another NYT ad will run for 5000 to 6000 dollars, financed from a 250000 dollar commerce department appropriation for industrial development. The campaign argues the new law will bring a square deal and brighter future for business, industry and workers in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Wall Street Journal
U.C
New York ‘Times
State Commerce Department
News conference sets April 15 liquor-law reconsideration
The official announced a call for a special session on April 15 to review the rejection of his proposals. The activist urged readers to subscribe to The Journal for more coverage.
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The
Journal Today
Gulf Oil gifts $7500 to Allegheny College for Core Hall
Gulf Oil presents Allegheny College with a $7500 gift to aid building equipment for Core Hall of Science. The award is part of 32 capital grants totaling about $4 million from Gulf this year. Gulf also plans $1.4 million in scholarships and educational aid. Presentation to Robert T. Sherman, Allegheny’s development director, by W. Anderson, Gulf regional sales manager.
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Meady Loum
Paegaeany College
Gulf Oilarr
Core Hall of Science
Gulf
Robert T. Sherman
Allegheny
W. €. Anderson
Safety lessons from a Fort Wayne cab driver
Haskell Schultz runs a Fort Wayne taxi firm with the nation’s lowest accident ratio per mile by applying three simple rules. The rules cover intersections and following distances, aiming to reduce hospital and body shop workloads and improve road safety.
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Haskell Schultz
Fort Wayne
Indiana
United States
Me. Schultz
Schulte
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