Washington sex scandal widens over alleged federal jobs
Elizabeth Ray claims six other women held federal jobs to provide sex to congressmen or their staff. The FBI is probing. Ray has immunity and cooperates. Details remain unconfirmed as grand jury questions focus on employment ties and possible misuse of public funds.
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Volkswagen plant heads to Pennsylvania city site
Gov Milton Shapp said Volkswagen will consider a state backed site in New Stanton if Pennsylvania meets a list of basic requirements. The plan includes a new highway and rail links, bond financing, and a 3000 to 3500 job commitment. Ohio and a Brook Park plant were among earlier contenders.
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Druggists Forecast Pause on Prescription Ad Campaigns
Druggists across Corry contemplate delaying prescription drug advertising after a Supreme Court ruling. Industry representatives from Eckerd's and Rite Aid indicate policy decisions will come from head offices. Local stores say they will wait for the Pennsylvania Board of Pharmacy ruling before acting.
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Police Busy With Minor Auto Incidents In 24 Hours
Police handled a string of minor incidents centered on vehicles. A one car crash at Wayne street and East Columbus avenue caused 1500 dollars damage with no injuries to Theodore P. Secatt 28 of Gamma road. A warrant led to the arrest of Grises of Sherman street for unpaid fines, while John Bielak Jr. of White street faced DJ Nichols after reading a state. Roger Minnick 18 of Village Green Sciota Village was charged with reckless driving after alcohol influence. Floyd Huffman 37 of Columbus was locked up after a later alcohol test. A two car fender bender at East Park Place involved Andrew Kumna and Laura Carofall. Daniel Otway 30 of Sherman was cited for running a red light.
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Eight Die In Early Memorial Day Weekend Traffic
Traffic accidents claimed eight lives in the early hours of the Memorial Day weekend. The National Safety Council estimates 340 to 400 may die on streets and highways during the 78 hour period. Last year 425 were killed in the same span.
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CUNY Shutdown Halts Classes As Finances Fail
New York AP reports City University of New York closed all 20 units at midnight after defaulting on pay for 27,000 staff and 11,400 faculty. Some finals already completed without grades, 30,000 to 40,000 seniors poised to graduate between June 3 and 16. Chancellor Kabbee vows eventual graduation but cites distress over the hospital-like shutdown amid broader city financial strain.
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Americans To Join Monster Hunting At Loch Ness
An American science team arrives in Inverness to hunt Nessie as local and tourist interest spikes. Led by Robert H ines and MIT’s Harold Edgerton, the expedition costs 575,000 dollars with co sponsor The New York Times and aims to produce conclusive results.
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Oil ministers stand firm on 1976 price freeze
Saud Asabla, Indonesia oil minister, said governments will uphold OPEC price freeze during 1976 after ministers decided to extend the policy. In Ball, reporters noted the decision followed OPEC discussions and the price pause remains in effect. Apollo.
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Federal aging agency blocks food stamp changes
Your Nation In Brief reports that a U S federal aging administration blocks modifications to the food stamp program arguing irreparable harm to recipients and warns the ruling could strain funds by late summer. The item also covers a treaty review in the Senate, Singer Claudine Longet case, Social Security inflation adjustments, Kissinger’s Chile trip, and Peter Falk’s split from wife Alice Mayo.
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Burger addresses University of Pennsylvania graduates
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger urged 5000 graduates to seek a better life in a new century. H. Warren of Canada will lay a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington near Independence Hall, with the Royal Regiment of Toronto present. Pex it J. Carile was ousted as Democratic city chairman and signed a recall petition against Mayor Riz, defeated by Martin Weinberg.
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