Man Says Bulldozer Burial Of Wife Was Accident
CALLAHAN Fla AP a man William Peter Wright Jr 25 charged with murder in the death of his wife Laura Wright says he buried her in a hole with a bulldozer by accident after they drank and rode around a dairy farm. Authorities say the woman suffocated and suffered fatal injuries.
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Fla
Sheriff's Deputies
William Peter Wright Jr
Nassau County
Laura
Terry Griffin
Griffin
Roy Dorn
State Attorney's Office
John Legowik
Wright
Legowik
Ford May Reassess Aid Stand Over New York City
Washington reports Vice President Rockefeller signaled a possible Ford shift on federal aid if New York City enacts tough financial reforms. Officials, including Felix Rohatyn, discuss a plan with Treasury and Burns as New York trims payroll and cuts $200.7 million from expenses. Burns and Rhodes hint at softening opposition if markets deteriorate or reforms take shape.
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Washington
Arthur Burns
New York City
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ford
New York State
Felix Rohatyn
Municipal
Asistance Corp
Treasury
William E. Simon and
Burns
Simon
New York
Hugh Carey
Abraham D. Beame
Federal Reserve Board
House Republican
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
House Republican Conference
Rhodes
Condemn Zionism Ruling Pushes Senate to Reassess UN Stand
Washington AP reports the Senate moves to reassess United States participation in the United Nations after the General Assembly labeled Zionism as racism. The House edits out the reassessment call. President Ford denounces the vote and vows firm opposition while meeting Israeli lawmakers in Washington.
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U.N. General Assembly
House
U.S
Ford
U.N
Washington
Kissinger Warns UN Over Zionism Resolution
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told Pittsburgh the United Nations risks damage if it continues the anti Zionism path and the United States will ignore the Zionism resolution. The UN General Assembly’s 72 to 35 vote drew protests from religious groups and 100,000 demonstrators in New York. The U.S. Senate, by voice vote, condemned the vote and urged hearings to reassess the United States' participation in the UN General Assembly.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Pittsburgh
United Nations
United States
U.N Assembly
Palestine
Israel
World Council of Churches
Assembly
The
World Council
Vatican
New York City
Garment Center
37Th Street
Times Square
Seventh Avenue
Washington
Senate
General Assembly
Hugh Scott
U.N
United Nations General Assembly
House
New York
Garment District
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Mrs. Patsy Nichols, who defeated District Justice W Porter Auer, must report for schooling Monday. She will study for a month at Wilson College Chambersburg in the Justice of the Peace Course of Instruction. The course is run by the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Academy at Shippensburg State College. Nichols pays $200 for the course and is reimbursed after graduation.
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Patsy Nichols
W. Porter Auer
Fighting continues near Luanda after independence
Outskirts of Luanda see renewed artillery clashes between MPLA forces led by Agostinho Neto and FNLA backed by China and Zaire. Despite the fighting, life returns to normal as shops reopen and services resume after independence celebrations.
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Reg Shay
Luanda
Angola
Popular Movement
MPLA
National Front
PNLA
China
Zaire
Agostinho Neto
FNLA
National Union
UNITA
Nova Lisboa
Luganda
Neto
Ganriion
FLA
Wallace Announces He's Running Again
Gov. George C. Wallace declared his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination in Montgomery. He framed himself as the people's choice and criticized party leadership while pledging an active primary campaign, aiming to shift the Democratic hierarchy and win the nomination in 1976.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
People's Choice
Wallace
National Democratic Party
National Party
New Hampshire
Tom
White House
America
Democratic Party
Washington
Compromise oil price controls gain strength
Washington AP reports conferees ready to approve an oil price control bill acceptable to the administration. The compromise would keep controls briefly, then allow prices to rise, with a temporary gas rollback of four cents noted by Ford as he criticized Congress for slow action. Ford warned of delayed price rises until 1976 as energy promises fade during the Charleston gathering.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ford
Charleston
W. Va
Congress
U.S
Harley
Staggers
Dw.va
White House
Home Rule To Include Full Time DA In Erie County Charter
The Erie County Government Study Commission decided to draft a charter adding a full time elected district attorney and a Department of Law to handle all county legal business. The county solicitor’s office would keep its solicitor. The commission met at Fairview Borough Hall and did not set a salary for the full time DA until 1979, while setting initial salaries of 22500 for the clerk of records and for the controller. The clerk will merge four court related offices. the controller remains elected. They also decided not to list detailed administrative departments in the charter for a November 1976 vote.
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Erie County
Department of Law
Fairview Borough
County Council
Autopsy planned in death of Sugar Grove man
An autopsy will determine the cause of death for Andrew Brunecz, 58, of Sugar Grove, found dead in a neighbor’s yard in the garden early yesterday. Police say he likely slipped on firewood, hit his head, and bled to death after walking about 40 feet. He was pronounced dead at the scene by the deputy coroner. investigation ongoing.
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Sugar Grove
Andrew Brunecz
Warren State
Linda Strand
Brunecz
Strand
Warren County
Edward Collins
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