Mother to serve term for involuntary manslaughter of newborn
Christine Kashmer, 26, divorced mother of Sharon, was sentenced to Star Industrial Home for Women in Money for the involuntary manslaughter of her newborn baby drowned in a toilet last Sept 21. Judge Albert Acker noted appeal rights and ordered transcript to Muncy.
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Nine Small Pieces Of Steel May Explain Bridge Collapse
Nine small pieces of broken steel weighing less than two tons may provide a clue to the Silver Bridge collapse. Federal investigators, led by Charles Sheffey, will analyze the pieces from about 3,000 tons of debris along the Ohio River at Point Pleasant. A public hearing on the disaster is planned for Charleston on May 7.
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James Marlow AP Columnist Dies at 64
James Marlow, longtime AP columnist of The World Today, died in Washington at 64 after 41 years in newspapers. He wrote last minute but well researched pieces, loved interpretive writing, and mentored others. Cremation and private services planned.
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Civil rights leader's march seen as dramatic reveal of plight
A speaker cites the slain leader's vision for a march as a powerful method to expose the hardship of the underprivileged in the United States, continuing the work he began.
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State Human Relations Director Quits
Executive Director Elliot M Shirk of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission will resign effective July 16 to devote time to farming and writing. Shirk, a Lancaster County area resident, has led the agency since 1956 when it began as the Pair Practices Commission. He previously worked with the Red Cross and served in the U.S. government during and after World War II.
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Shafer Maintains Neutrality Ahead of 1960 Nomination
Harrisburg AP Gov Shafer sticks to a neutral favorite son stance as GOP polls test Rockefeller and Nixon in Pennsylvania. He plans to attend the convention as a uncommitted 64 member delegation, backed by Scott Scranton and other leaders. Tax shortfalls threaten education funding and budget plans. Shafer will cut his 2.1 billion dollar budget if needed.
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