May leads to calm amid small town bustle
Two officers and a few residents discuss a local issue. Mrs. Smith notes the pleasant weather as spring coats rustle in the breeze. The gathering centers on a civic matter with little dispute and a gentle sense of routine.
Hospitals Rally Over Federal Medicare Cuts In 1977 Plan
Pennsylvania hospital leaders protest proposed Medicare and Medicaid cuts, led by Samuel Antrim of Corry Memorial Hospital. House and Senate budgets seek billions in reductions while calling for new Medicare benefits. Trade groups warn such cuts harm patients and push hospitals toward higher costs and wage controls. Antrim appeals to Senator Hugh Scott amid criticism of cost pressures in health care.
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Smart Buying Saves Money In April Food Survey
Associated Press market basket survey of 15 commonly bought items in 13 cities shows April savings mostly at the meat counter. Pork chops and all-beer frankfurters fell in price while coffee chopped chuck and butter rose. overall April bills at checklist stores were about 1 percent lower than March.
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Louise Coin
Associated Press
Las Vegas Will Contested As Phony, Heirfinders Say
W A Jones of Heirfinders Inc claims 11 Hughes relatives dispute a will found last week in a Mor monoton church building. He plans to file in Clark County to contest the document as fraudulent. Meanwhile Noah Detrich, executor, will file probate petitions in Los Angeles.
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Hughes
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Heirfinders Inc
Nashville
Tenn
Clark County
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Mormiton
Noah Detrich
Trr
Thearill
Los Angeles
Willard man named heir to Hughes fortune unseen by public
Melvin Dummar of Willard Utah identified as heir to an estimated 125 million from Howard Hughes will. He has emerged from seclusion to tell reporters the inheritance unnerved him and he cannot recall his plans if money is obtained. Estate battles center on California probate with Dietrich named attorney and Richard C. Gano as temporary administrator.
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Willard
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Howard Hughes
Dummar
Bonnie
Dietrich
Harold Rhoden
Hughes
California
Richard C. Gano
Superior Court
Rhoden
Uti
Jones
Josephine Hughes Crowder
Chester
Jeff Milton Hughes
Houston
Reagan dominates Texas primary boosting GOP delegate lead
Reagan swept all 24 Texas congressional districts to capture 96 delegates, signaling a wide campaign advantage and strengthening his path to the Kansas City convention. Ford remains ahead nationally but faces an energized GOP, while Carter won the Democratic North Texas result with 89 delegates to 9 for Bentsen.
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White House
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Texas
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Georgia
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Corryite Hurt Auto Split In Area Crash
Corryman remains in intensive care at Titusville Hospital after a late Saturday crash on Route 6 three miles south of Titusville. Lawrence Bresne, 25, of 147 Matt Street, was rushed by Titusville Ambulance to hospital with a fractured leg, pelvic fracture and multiple contusions. Police said the car left the highway, struck a tree and split on impact. the vehicle was valued at 200. Local fire department assisted at scene.
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Lawrence M. Bresne
Matt Street
Titusville
Route 6
Titusville Hospital
Breene
Cherrytres
Rescuer Saves Woman From Niagara River Fall
A Rome man pulled a distressed woman from the Niagara River near the American Falls. Elmer Gardner sustained minor injuries but saved the woman who appeared to attempt suicide. she was taken to Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center for care.
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Charity appeals under fire over fund distribution
A Pallottine Fathers fundraising appeal shows hunger relief as motive but Maryland officials say only about 10 percent of gifts reach missions abroad. Congress debates charity regulation with three proposals: disclose spending, curb mail solicitations, or require at least half of funds to go to charity.
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Barney Seller
Council
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calls
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House
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Senate
Finance
Income Limit Increased In County Plan
Erie County Redevelopment Authority director Virginia Nuzzo announced higher income eligibility for the Winterization Program. New limits allow one or two persons up to 5 000, three up to 5 790, four up to 6 875, five up to 8 000, six up to 9 125, plus 1 125 for each additional person. applicants must own a single family home. Applications are being taken at the Redevelopment office on West Pleasant Street. Storm windows have arrived and workmen will return to complete earlier-serviced homes.
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Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Erie County
Nuzzo
West Pleasant Street
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