NYC Jail Repairs Estimated At 1.5 Million
New York City plans repairs to four jails damaged in recent riots with projected costs between 1.5 million and 2 million. Mayor Lindsay said work at the Tombs Manhattan Brooklyn Detention Center and prisons in Kew Gardens and Long Island City will start Monday and aim to finish within 60 days. A security area at the Tombs will be added to reduce hostage risks.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Tombs
Manhattan
Brooklyn Detention Center
Kew Gardens
Long Island City
Queens
Emergency room calls fail as several area residents admitted
The News Today Report notes inability to summon a physician in emergencies with local numbers and lists admitted and discharged individuals from Corry Memorial Hospital area. It also reports four Illinois men charged with drug violations after heroin found in a car on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, with Ronald Porter and three others jailed on bond.
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Illinois
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Ronald Porter
Robbins
Joseph Shelton
George Freeman
Claudine Myers
Chicago
Deaths Mrs Verley Chaffee aged 78 in Centerville area
Mrs. Verley Chaffee 78 of Centerville died last evening in Union City Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born April 18 1692 in Spartan Township Crawford County she was predeceased by first husband Thomas Toohey. Survived by second husband S T Chaffee son George Toohey sister Opal Bryant brother Virgil VanTassel four grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Friends may call H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Rev Marion Vincent will officiate burial Riceville Cemetery.
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Lincolnville
Union City Memorial Hospital
Spartan Township
Crawford County
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S.T. Chaffee
George Toohey
R.D. 2
Steve
Opal) Bryant
Erie
Virgil VanTassel
Spartansburg
H. Richard Hays
Marion Vincent
Lincolnville Baptist Church
Riceville
Soviet Autoworkers Rally in Solidarity With GM Strikers
In Moscow, over 6,000 workers at the Gorky Car Factory held a sympathy rally for United States General Motors plant workers on strike. They endorsed a cable to UAW President Leonard Woodcock, pledging international worker solidarity and support for the just struggle, while noting that strikes are illegal in the Soviet Union. The Gorky plant, 250 miles east of Moscow, produces trucks, the Volga sedan and the Chaika limousine.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
General Motors
United States
Gorky
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Defined duties for teachers urged by state official
Pittsburgh AP state Education Secretary David Kurtzman called for clearer guidelines on teacher responsibilities while districts must provide tenure salary and 180 school days. He said talks with Philadelphia teachers center on job duties not pay. Dr Leon Lessinger advocated accountability reporting school results and reform proposals including incentive pay and hearings.
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David Kurtzman
Philadelphia
Kurtzman
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
Leon M. Lessinger
Georgia State University
America
Lessinger
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