Omaha Tornado Kills Three. National Guard Guards Looting
Tornadoes ripped Omaha and rural northeast Nebraska, killing three residents and injuring hundreds as property damage topped millions. Gov. Exon called the losses devastaing with 600 homes destroyed and 1000 damaged while National Guardsmen patrolled 3400 blocks to deter looting.
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Wentworth
Omaha
Neb
National Weather Service
Nebraska
J. James Exon
City To Get 138000 In HUD Funds For Downtown Revamp
HUD officials will present a 138000 check to Mayor Mary Ann Kibler as the first of five hold harmless payments tied to Pittsburgh's downtown urban renewal. The money comes from the Fourth Ward project performance and funds plans to revamp downtown from rail lines to Clinton Street with demolitions for parking and a retail complex. Charles Heinz and William Costello will deliver the check. Progress is expected this year. SUES TAVERN PITTSBURGH (AP) Joseph Hinkel, 25, sues two taverns claiming they served him beer while intoxicated, leading to a state that caused an auto crash injuring him.
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Pittsburgh
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Mary Ann Kibler
Fourth Ward
Charles Heinz
William Costello
Clinton Street
Sues Tavern
Joseph Hinkel
Home Rule Group Judges Favor Single Office For Erie Courts
Erie County judges urge consolidating prothonotary clerk of courts and register of wills under one appointed administrator to cut costs and streamline operations. The panel will decide on county government changes with voters to weigh final approval.
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Erie County Government Study Commission
Erie County
Edward H. Carney
Erie
Carney
Prothonotary
Clerk of Courts
Register of Wills
Seton Hall Prep seniors face suspension over hair rules
About 60 college-bound seniors at Seton Hall Preparatory School were ordered to cut their hair by Monday or risk suspension and possible graduation denial. Father William Giblin, the headmaster, said warnings won’t be issued and all 206 seniors were inspected after an assembly, with diplomas held over the grooming issue.
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South Orange
Seton Hall Preparatory School
William Giblin
Giblin
Father Giblin
Seton Hall University
Bob Duthie
Montclair
N.J
Duthie
Times
Partial Aid Likely For Ford Refugee Program
Washington AP reports signs Ford will receive only partial funding for his Vietnam refugee program which may run out next week. Ford seeks 507 million dollars to resettle about 135000 South Vietnamese, with lawmakers split on full funding and interim aid.
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Washington
Ford
Administration
United States
Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Joshua Kilberg
D-Pa
House
House International Relations Committee
Congress
Dean
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Kilberg
Byrd
Auditor General Raps IU Errors
State Auditor Robert Casey released an unfavorable 1972-73 audit of Northwest Tri-County Intermediate Unit No. 5 finding insufficient signatures on payments and missing manual signatures filed with the Secretary of the Commonwealth. Minutes lacked itemized bills. recommendations urge three officer signatures and proper filing under school code and public officials act.
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Corry Area
Robert Casey
Casey
Northwest Tri-County Intermediate Unit No. 5
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Intermediate Board
General Fund
Titusville High Student Dies in Suspected Suicide
Lori Ann Whitehill, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gary Whitehill of R D 2 Titusville, was found dead at about 7 30 p m in a second floor bedroom of the family home. Death was caused by a gunshot wound to the head with a high powered rifle nearby. Coroner Jonathan Hutchinson ruled the death as self inflicted with state police from Corry investigating.
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Titusville
Lori Ann Whitehill
Gary Whitehill
R.D. 2
Whitehill
Corry
Venango County
Jonathan Hutchinson
UC Dam Receives 122000 In 1975 Operation Funding
The Journal reports that Sen. Hugh Scott's office confirms 122000 is allocated for Union City Dam 1975 operation and maintenance. The completed dam will form a lake 11 miles long, 2300 acres in area, with no federal recreation facilities. Local landowners led by Harry Walther pursue easements to allow private recreation facilities along the water. Walther has sent the proposal to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for review.
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Hugh Scott
Union City
Erie County
Harry Walther
Walther
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Journal Staffer Wins Photo Award
The Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association announced that Dan McEldawney of The Journal won a first place photo award for a shot of an Elgin Beaverdam fireman at a fire scene. The image shows an exhausted firefighter as he dons a new air mask, continuing a Journal awards tradition spanning 15 years in PNPA competition.
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Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Dan McEldawney
The
Journal
McEldawney
Elgin- Beaverdam
McEldowney
GOP Leaders Map Ford's 76 Campaign
Washington AP report notes top Republicans convening to organize President Ford's 1976 bid. Dean Burch leads initial efforts planning campaign committee, manager, fundraising, and primary entry. Ford asserts candidacy in legal terms and pledges continuation of eight years of GOP policy including Vietnam war defense.
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Washington
Ford
Dean Burch
Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
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