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HUD Will Challenge Housing Discrimination in Missouri
HUD seeks first federal court challenge to a suburb's zoning to block government assisted low income housing. The agency asks the Justice Department to sue Black Jack, Missouri, over a 25 acre rezoning on October 25 to stop a 210 unit interracial apartment project.
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Riot, injuries, and arrests from high school game brawl
Eleven youths were injured during rock throwing and brawls after a high school football game in Pittsburgh. Seven arrests followed as riot police moved into the Southside. The pregame favorite Fifth Avenue lost to Carrick 24 to 4. Most injuries were cuts from missiles. five youths were sent to juvenile court. One adult faced intoxication charges and another inciting to riot and obstructing traffic.
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Funeral Notices for Dills and Ross Relatives Remembered
The body of Mrs. Ronald Dills is at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing Tuesday 7-9 p.m. and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Services at the same house, burial Friday at 3 p.m. in Brady's Bend Cemetery Clarion County. Mrs. Cecil Ross lies at Bracken with calling Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial at West Spring Creek Cemetery.
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Clarion County
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Cecil Ross
West Spring Creek
Seek Records On Abortions In Hospital seeks records on abortion in hospital
Duggan seeks abortion records from Magee Women’s Hospital after subpoenas. Drs John J. McCavihy and Richard McCarvey sue for unborn rights. Three women who had abortions at the hospital oppose the subpoenas claiming privacy. Conflengi argues the unborn child should be represented by counsel and scientific evidence to protect fetal life.
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John J. Mccavihy
Richard McCarvey
Franklyn E. Conflengi
McCarty
McGarvey
Scientists weaponize oil eating bacteria at Florida State
Scientists at Florida State University report progress on oil slick cleanup using bacteria that consume oil and then die off. Prof. Carl Oppenheimer noted they screened enduring spill sites in Boston Harbor, Santa Barbara Channel, and a Pennsylvania refinery to identify promising strains before returning them to the lab.
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Grand Jury Weighs Trouble At Hobart College
Canandaigua AP A special grand jury probing Hobart College campus disorders began deliberations after hearing 70 witnesses over two months. Special State Prosecutor E Garrett Cleary said the panel would review testimony for several days before revealing findings. Gov Rockefeller ordered the investigation following a June 5 campus trouble when police raided a dorm and five students were arrested. Prisoners were released with amnesty to prevent further turmoil.
Hoffa Pass Plea for Release Circulates in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh supporters circulate a petition urging President Nixon to commute James Hoffa’s eight year sentence for jury tampering and five year sentence for conspiracy to defraud the union pension fund. Hoffa, still Teamsters president, is jailed in Lewisburg. Frank E. Fitzsimmons may run if Hoffa is unavailable. Similar petitions circulate in New York and New England.
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New York
New England
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Michigan
Vote To Accept Utility's Offer Pittsburgh AP
Pittsburgh AP reports striking Wilkinsburg Penn Joint Water Authority workers voted to accept a wage package. Negotiators and Local 191 Utility Workers of America reached a tentative pact, ratified by the rank and file. The deal reportedly gives about a 12 percent retroactive raise to 86 workers starting Oct. 1, with exact figures undisclosed.
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Inmate Charged with Murder in Allegheny Stabbing
Tyrone Jackson, 24, of New Kensington, arraigned in Pittsburgh on murder charges for the stabbing death of 56 year old Anthony Bassetti. Police say the body was found Nov 1 in Bassetti’s Plumborough home, after Jackson surrendered on a rape charge.
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Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Allegheny County
Tyrone Jackson
New Kensington
Jackson
Anthony Bassetti
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Plumborough
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