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Warren Council Approves West End Land Sale for Holiday Inn
Warren Borough Council moved to sell Carbon Memorial Field land to Holiday Inn developers and rezone the 4 acre tract from industrial to general business. Solicitor Morgan disputed potential legal challenges, saying Act 73 does not bar the sale and that Kane attorney Jacobus plans to sue or seek an injunction without naming clients.
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Tennessee halts return of abused children after death
Social workers in Tennessee ordered to stop returning abused children to families after the death of 4 year old Melisha Gibson in Cleveland. The department will reassign children already returned on trial and reevaluate the entire child abuse program. Melisha’s parents face murder charges. stepfather allegedly beat her and forced her to walk naked in the cold night.
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Horace Bass
Melisha Morgana Gibson
Cleveland, Tenn
Warren Causey
Melisha
Expect Beef Price Hikes Amid Lower Cattle Supply
The AP reports beef prices, after a five month decline, are expected to rise this winter due to reduced cattle slaughter supplies. Agriculture Department foresees no sharp increases before spring, with careful projections for higher retail prices beyond today’s $1.35 per pound.
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Search ends for missing blind boy Ronnie Rea
Authorities suspend the search for four year old Ronnie Rea, a blind and mute child last seen in his Washakie County front yard near the northern Wyoming ranching community. Sheriff Warila says hope is gone after days of frigid nights and snowfall. The father plans to keep looking in some capacity until new evidence surfaces.
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James Warila
Ronnie Rea
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Ronnie
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Buster Rea
Harrisburg School Board Seeks Injunction Over Teacher Strike
HarrisburgPA teachers strike ends after board votes to seek an injunction to require 700 teachers to return to work. Board president Thomas J. Connolly said lawsuits would be filed Thursday in Dauphin County Court unless a break in stalemate occurs. If teachers do not return by Nov 3, the district risks missing the state minimum 180 instructional days. Main issues include salaries fringe benefits and teachers role in enforcing discipline policies.
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Dauphin County
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Carter Urges Action as Non Voters Rise in 1976 Race
President Ford and Jimmy Carter trade criticisms as voter apathy shapes the close 1976 contest. Carter tours Harlem urging turnout citing historic elections where few ballots decided the nation, while Ford defends the defense budget and refrains from addressing Gen. Brown’s remarks. The campaign season tightens with polls showing near parity and analysts weighing turnout impacts on Ford and third candidate McCarthy.
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Agnew Denounced as Desirable Alien by Greek Opposition
Greek Parliament received a bill from Deputy Constantine Koustakis declaring former U S vice president Spiro Agnew an undesirable alien for alleged support of the junta and colonialist capitalists. The debate touched on alleged U S involvement in Greek toll costs and exploitation claims.
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