Equine language dictionary and Indian guru legal clash
London horse talker Henry Blake, 49, claims to translate signs and sounds into English in what he calls the world’s first equine dictionary. In New Delhi, Guru Maharaj Ji, 17, is barred from leaving India amid a contempt case by his eldest brother over leadership of the Divine Light Mission. a May 23 hearing follows a family feud within the movement founded in 1961 with US HQ in Denver, Colorado.
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Voter Registration Drops Hit Pennsylvania Republicans Hard
An unofficial AP poll shows Republicans lost about 226000 registered voters in Pennsylvania's southeast, including roughly 114000 in Philadelphia and nearby counties, contributing to a statewide decline of about 234000 since last November. Fewer than 2245000 Republicans are expected to be registered for the May 20 primary.
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Non Mother's Day fete scheduled in Gak Park church
The Rev. Gerald Krick, pastor of the Unitarian Universalist Church in Gak Park Ill, plans a Non-Mother's Day service. He argues against pressuring women to have children and proposes forming a national nonprofit to honor childless couples. He notes his congregation includes many married and childless couples and cites population concerns.
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Layoff Ruling Triggers Police Uproar in Detroit
A federal judge barred layoff of newly hired black and women officers funded federally during a budget crisis, while seniority governs city-funded salaries. Scuffles erupted as off-duty officers protested, Chief Tannian orders probe, amid broader concerns over discrimination and union demands.
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Doctors Strike Grows Nationwide and at Los Angeles Hospital
Northern California doctors broaden protests against malpractice insurance rates state lawmakers and Governor Brown make limited headway. In Los Angeles, over 100 interns and residents at Martin Luther King Hospital vote to extend their strike until patient care demands are met. County officials begin terminating staff with unexcused absences, and a surgeon warns of sympathy firings.
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Lost Girls Found Safe After Search
Four girls aged 10 and 11 who walked away from Conelway Elementary School were found safe several hours later after a statewide response. State police from Corry, a PSP helicopter from Franklin, and volunteers from Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company assisted, locating two girls at Murphy's store and two in a gravel pit near Route 6 plaza. They were taken to the PSP station to await parents. no reasons were given for the departure.
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Emergency rush for toilet paper reaches Valdez after fire
An emergency supply of toilet paper was rushed from Anchorage to Valdez Alaska after an early morning fire destroyed the storage area of the town’s only grocery store. The cause of the fire on Friday was not known.
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Budget Differences Seem To Be Easing
The dispute between some congressmen and the Ford administration over the federal deficit size appears to ease. Conferees set a deficit $5.8 billion above Ford’s request while Treasury Secretary Simon signaled a softer stance. Inflation worries remain debated as recession fears push calls for spending. Also noted are stock gains on a better inventory report and various corporate layoff shifts as Ford plans plant closings.
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Your City Q A Column Resumes Today
The Journal restarts its Your City column by Dave Johnson the former city engineer administrator now in private practice. He will answer readers questions about city operations using his years of city service. Send questions to Your City care of Your City P O Box 11 Corry PA.
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Urge Sale of Ailing Railroads
The Justice Department backs an auction sale of Penn Central and other financially distressed Northeast and Midwest railroads to solvent lines. Deputy Asst. Gen. Keith Clearwaters urged Congress to skeptical of ConRail style consolidation and favored liquidation of bankrupt lines to aid solvent railroads. The USRA must submit a final restructuring plan by July 26 under the Regional Rail Reorganization Act amid talks on keeping essential service at minimal cost. Other troubled lines include Erie Lackawanna Reading Lehigh & Hudson Valley Central Railroad of New Jersey Boston and Maine and Ann Arbor.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Union Vote Planned for May 30
Employes at Corry Memorial Hospital are set to vote on forming a union around May 30 in the hospital conference room. SEIU and the Pennsylvania Nurses Association back the effort with both service employes and registered nurses represented in separate unit elections. The National Labor Relations Board oversight included a single change adding medical records staff to the service employes unit.
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