Ethiopia seeks emergency water in Ogaden amid starvation
Nearly a million people in Ethiopia's Ogaden region face impending starvation with urgent water needs across 12 of 13 districts in Heras Province according to the Ethiopian News Agency. In two months 96 people have died from thirst as donors are urged for 60,000 tons of relief grains to cover 11 provinces over the coming year.
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Ogaden
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Chrysler alerts on defective axles in buses and trucks
Chrysler Corp says 991 vehicles including 1974 D-600 Dodge medium trucks and S-600 school bus chassis may have faulty 1,700 pound two speed rear axles. The firm will replace axle housings and notify owners to prevent rear wheel loss.
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Chrysler Corp
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Actor Robert Conrad to portray Hoffa in biopic
AP reports Robert Conrad plans a three hour film about James R Hoffa. Production is set to begin late next year after he acquired rights to Hoffa's life story. Conrad, 39, is known for Hawaiian Eye and Wild Wild West.
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Los Angeles
Robert Conrad
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James R. Hoffa
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Schweiker urges Cuba sugar imports to curb prices
U S Senator Richard Schweiker calls for immediate sugar quota cuts and favors buying Cuban sugar if needed to lower prices. He notes shortages and price hikes as speculators pull sugar from the market and warns Ford to respond or face a Senate action. He also opposes the 5 percent income tax surcharge, citing lack of votes and proposing budget cuts instead.
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U.S
Richard Schweiker
Cuba
Schweiker
Pete Flaherty
Ford
Senate Appropriations Committee
Gun Control Limit Nixed By Shapp
Governor Shapp signed a bill to prohibit gun control ordinances in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Supported by the sportsmen lobby, the law voids local firearm restrictions. Shapp defended hunting needs and municipal rights in a statement prepared for newsmen.
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Shapp
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Pittsburgh
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Kent Shelhamer
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State Eyes Audit Of Area MH MR Books
Erie County mental health and retardation programs face an audit ordered by Attorney General Israel Packel amid ongoing Justice Department probes into alleged conflicts of interest. Officials’ salaries and outside work with Family Crisis Intervention are under scrutiny while reforms and bills move through state legislature. A second item notes Canadian National Railway's $6 million expansion of its Concord locomotive shop to meet rising Ontario demand.
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Family Crisis
Raymond Wosswog
Hamot Medical Center
Carl Triola
Louis Grande
Gannondale
Department of Justice
Toronto
Canadian National Railway
Concord
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Sound Off readers urge public fixes and local issues
Corry Journal invites letters via Sound Off every Thursday 5 to 9 p.m. at 665-8291 for publication. Readers urge support for grocery stores, church pages, and improved fountains while criticizing fat in ground meat and proposing actions on Halloween, roads, and farmland rights in Concord Township.
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Probe Validity Of Loan To County For Fieldhouse
ERIE The county court will decide the validity of a $300,000 loan to the Erie County Authority. Security Peoples Trust Co. and the authority signed a stipulation naming two notes for $100,000 and $200,000. The funds helped pay contractors for the fieldhouse project.
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Erie County Authority
Security Peoples Trust Co
Sumner H. Nichols
Security Peoples
Norman H. Stark
Walter A. Dart
Authority
John M. Cochran
George J. Mitchell
Joseph E. Meagher
John J. Quinn
Leo P. Weir
Peter Schaaf
Weir
Juvenile Suspect Questioned in Titusville Vehicle Theft
Titusville city police report a juvenile suspect detained after two vehicles were stolen yesterday. A red car from St. Regis Paper Co. parking lot was found later and ran poorly. A black and white 1968 Ford pickup taken from Hogan's Palace was also reported and driven through the city, colliding with several vehicles.
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Raymond Fiely
St. Regis
Jesse Dowd
Hogan's Palace
Dowd
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