Carter Meany meeting eyed to win labor support
Washington AP Jimmy Carter heads to his first face to face talk with AFL CIO President George Meany in Meanys office near the White House. Aides say the session aims to gauge labor stance on Carter and issues like jobs and the economy with no endorsement expected before the conventions.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Lafayette Park
White House
Carter
Sena
Hubert H
Henry M. Jackson
Georgia
Pennsylvania
Jackson
George McGovern
Labor Federation
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Aflcio
Witnesses Attack Cerilli Reputation in Extortion Trial
In Pittsburgh AP report, three rebuttal witnesses undermine Gene Cerilli's honesty as jurors near verdict. They counter defense claims about prosecution witness James Poole, while noting Cerilli's poor reputation for truthfulness in Westmoreland County and drawing on remarks from Latrobe Bulletin reporter Helen Farina and others.
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Pittsburgh
Turnpike Commission
Gene” Cerilli
Cerilli
U.S. District Court
Louis Rosenberg
Rosenberg
James C. Poole
Poole
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Ralph Buttone
Maylan Yakovich
Cerilll
Helen Farina
Latrobe Bulletin
Irving Green
Farina
Cerill
Rev. Sacre Heart
Jeannette
Carll
Westmoreland
BDC
Charlee Maore
Norwin
Yakovici
Heat Builds Up In Goldwater's Kitchen
Washington AP reports growing conservative pressure on Sen. Barry Goldwater over Ford campaign use of tapes quoting his May 4 news conference criticizing Ronald Reagan on the Panama Canal. A Ford spokesman said use of the commercials has halted after Goldwater's letter, with no decision on further references.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Ford Campaign Committee
Ronald Reagan
Panama Canal
Ford
Reagan
Canal
Goldwater
Fon
Ford Committee
Arizona
West Virginia
Wich
Nebraska
Oregon
Nevada
Michigan
Pat Goldwater
U.S
Panama
Alaska
Sit In Protest Over Bomber Ends After 25 Hours
In Pittsburgh a 25 hour sit in at Rockwell International offices ended peacefully as 7 of 16 activists remained to be arrested. Judge J Warren Watson granted a preliminary injunction barring protesters from the 50th floor of the U S Steel building and extended it until next Thursday pending contempt hearings. Participants included Sister Mary Kowascki Marlene Bertke Eric Sister Rose Delle Tezza Molly Rush Terry Provance Barbara Pepper Vincent Scotti and others who were released to their attorney.
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Pittsburgh Gap
Hockwit
Neottine
Allegheny County
J. Warren Watson
U.S. Steel
Wheelts
Watson
Rockwell
of Cour
Mary Too Kowascki
Marlene Bertke
Eric
Rose Delle Tezza
Igh
Molly Rush
Dormont
Terry
Jack O' Malley
St. Joseph's Church
Manchester
Jeputies
Friendly circle hosts Mother's Day gathering and family visit
The Friendly Circle met Monday at Mrs. Merton Bemis home with eleven ladies. Mrs. Roy Redman led devotions and Mrs. Walter DeShaxer organized dessert. A family dinner observed Mother's Day at the Walter DeShazer home with multiple relatives joining, including the Bayle and Wallace families and others from Clymer and Warren areas.
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Bernice Mara
Merton Bemis
Roy Redman
Walter DeShaxer
Gries
Pasa
Walter DeShazer
Stacy and
Shanon
Myron Wallace
Margaret Ding
Bayle
New
Carl Bayle
Albert Bayle
Hee Margaret
Iter
Gerald Wasavik
Clymer
Arthur Wallace
Wilber Vaniarden
James Vanharden
Ciara Holthouse
Michael A Williams Named to Commerce Honorary
Michael A Williams of 711 Meanne has been seated as a member of the Ghivete hie commerce honorary in Greenville. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard A Williams and studies geology and business administration at the college. He recently received the Geology A for outstanding competence in his field.
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Michael A. Williams
Meanne
Ghivetehie Commerce
Greenville
Richard A. Willi
Tly
Pennsylvania unemployment rate falls amid industrial rebound
In Harrisburg AP report, Pennsylvania Workers see unemployment dip from 8.2 to 7.7 percent April, aided by auto, construction and coal sectors. Secretary Paul Smith cites rising steel and coal activity, with optimism to reach 5.5 percent as the unemployment fund seeks solvency amid borrowing. Industry gains, job market estimates, and fund concerns frame the state labor picture.
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Harrisburg
Uta
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor and Industry
Eset
Paul Smith
Smith
Jes
Detroit
State Housing Agency Reallocates Funds in Bond Sale
AP reports the Pennsylvania Local Finance Agency replaced the general fund with 43 million of a 961.6 million bond sale, enabling repayment of 23.5 million in 48 months and returning 19.5 million in mixed money. The agency funds construction for riddle and low income residents, using 825 million of the loan.
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Nameapong
Pensylvania Loeal Finance Agency
Cegatne
Riddle
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Lawrence Evans
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Bockerink
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Toledo, Ohio
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Mary Margaret Doyle, Inc
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G.D. Baldwin
Mary Margaret
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