May Day unrest spans several nations in brief
AP dispatch notes May Day violence in Spain as Portugal Uruguay Mexico Argentina and Greece brace for rallies. Moscow shows off Lenin's tomb as Red Square hosts the labor day parade. Northern Ireland elects through a convention to shape a Protestant Catholic power sharing future. North Vietnam demands a halt to U S Navy evacuations near the coast. The U S rescue fleet boats flee as Hanoi cites a Pentagon plan. Queen Juliana marks 66th birthday with palace parade and royal family attend.
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Spain
Portugal
Uruguay
Mexico
Argentina
Greece
Moscow
Lenin
Red Square
Tokyo
North Vietnam
U.S. Navy
South Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Hanoi
Pentagon
South China Sea
Maryland Court of Special Appeals upholds Green conviction
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals sustained the Feb 6 1974 conviction of former Baltimore County State’s Attorney Samuel A Green Jr on 16 counts of conspiracy to obstruct justice misconduct in office and subornation of perjury. He was sentenced to three years in jail and resigned as prosecutor for the county.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Baltimore County
Samuel A. Green Jr
Green
David Ross
Is Maybe Home Rule The County Study Debate
Public hearing at Corry Area High School drew about a dozen attendees while Erie County commissioners attended in small number. The session explored Act 62 options toward a possible home rule government or retention of the current structure. The study may recommend optional government plans or no change, all within existing laws and county code.
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Bill Eaton
Corry Area High School
Union City
Harry Smiley
Smiley
State Department of Community Affairs
William P. Waterhouse
Corry
Ing
Study Commission
Erie County
Erie County Government Study Commission
Waterhouse
Commission
Judith M. Lynch
Jane A. Kopcke
Eaton
Refugee Aid Bill Rejected in House Vote
In Washington the House rejected a $327 million refugee aid bill aimed at roughly 70,000 Indochina refugees. President Ford warned against future military evacuations, while opponents said Congress should pass a new aid bill without a blank check for troops.
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Washington
Ford
House
Saigon
Congress
United States
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Massachusetts
Donald W. Riegle
R-Mich
Hiegle
House International Relations Committee
Thomas EB. Morgan
D-Pa
Vietnam
Morgan
New Saigon Renamed Ho Chi Minh City After PRG Victory
The Provisional Revolutionary Government declares conquest of South Vietnam and renames Saigon Ho Chi Minh City. Decrees forbid American style entertainment and punish disturbances amid rapid state-building. North Vietnam condemns U S warship evacuations as interference while the Pentagon notes 18 000 refugees rescued.
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Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
Provisional Revolutionary Government
PRG
Saigon Radio
Pentagon
South China Sea
Ho Chi Minh City
Corry Woman Wins Office On Panel
Barbara Mack of East Bond Street was elected vice chairperson of Corry’s Citizens Advisory Committee CAC, serving as secretary previously. She defeated two nominees and is a Republican candidate for Corry City Council. CAC advises PennDOT. meeting held in Erie with Erie representatives and Corry Industries observer H S Vaughn. James R Brown of Erie was elected chairman. Edward Harmon, also of Erie, secretary. Six directors chosen are Erie area residents.
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Citizen's Advisory Committee
CAC
Barbara Mack
East Bond Street
Mack
Corry
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Hospitals to Contribute to Opponents of Move in PA
Harrisburg AP report notes Pennsylvania hospital officials plan political contributions to legislators who will vote on a state control of hospital rates bill. The Hospital Association of Pennsylvania formed a political action committee and seeks voluntary funds from administrators and trustees to influence the legislature and Congress next year. Health Secretary Bachman accused the group of trying to sabotage the administration bill, while association president James R. Neely denied the charge.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
The
Hospital Association of Pennsylvania
James R. Neely
Leonard Bachman
Bachman
Neely
Second Accident Disables Vehicle Near Titusville
A 22-year-old Craig Adams of Titusville was in two wrecks on Route 27 near Titusville yesterday. His eastbound car first struck a berm and guard rail causing about 200 dollars in damage, then veered off again into a ditch after steering problems. Troopers from Corry investigated and found the damaged car abandoned and then later in the ditch.
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Craig Adams
Titusville
Corry
Adams
What Will Happen To Viet Refugees? At Pendleton
The first large wave of Vietnamese refugees arrives at Camp Pendleton amid recession fears. About 70 percent are American dependents from Vietnam contracts and agencies, with many marked as high risk. Preparations aim to house up to 20,000 at Pendleton, Fort Chaffee, and Eglin. The evacuees vary from educated professionals to wealthy middle class, arriving paroled until U.S. legislation grants citizenship.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
United States
Tin Can
South Vietnam
Agency For International Development (Aid
U.S
Pendleton
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
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