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Teacher Strikes Expand Across Pennsylvania with Widespread Disruptions
The AP reports a growing wave of teacher strikes in Pennsylvania affecting over 200,000 students across 32 districts. About 7,800 teachers are out, with seven districts not yet on strike but not reopening without a signed contract. Some districts have closed schools while others operate without contracts as ongoing talks continue.
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Pennsylvania
Clsssrooms
Hazeleton Area
Greater Valley
Chester County
York
Hazleton
North Penn
Montgomery County
Keystone Oaks
Allegheny County
Cumberland Valley
Cumberland County
South Huntingdon
Huntingdon
North Star
Somerest
Baldwin- Whitehall
Allegheny
New Brighton
Beaver
Bedford Area
Upper Dublin
Montgomery
Hanover
Luzerne
Abington Heights
Lackawanna
Riverside
Frazier
Fayette
North Fayette
Dallastown
Eastern York
Springfield
Laurel
Lawrence
Twin Valley
Berks
East Penn
Intruder At Ann Arbor VA Hospital Investigated
At the Veterans Administration Hospital in Ann Arbor investigators probe an unexplained series of respiratory arrests after patients were given a powerful muscle relaxant. FBI agents review records as staff recount rapid resuscitations and one related death amid a high patient load.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
FBI
S. Martin Lindenauer
Eddie Boro the burro poised for Edinboro Mascot duties
A young burro raised in Corry by Mr and Mrs Jack Crowell moves to Edinboro after weeks of training. A spokesman says he must pass tests before becoming a Fighting Scots mascot for football and local events. Valerie Morgan, a ESC cheerleader, will keep Eddie Boro, who hoped to appear at the first home game September 13 in Erie Stadium against Fairmont State College.
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Valerie Morgan
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One Dead in Four Truck Erie Pileup on I-90
A Parma man, Ronald F. Gittner, 26, died from severe injuries after a four-truck wreck on I-90 near Fairview Girard, with $129,000 damage. Six others were hurt. traffic rerouted, I-90 closed until 2:30 p.m. Initial police accounts and coroner's note on the 34th fatality in Erie County for 1975.
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Erie
Parma
Canal Fulton
Ohio
Roland Burkhart
Turbotville
Brian Casey
Arlington Heights
Robert Mahrutt
St. Vincent
I- 90
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Girard
Fittner
Dawson
Burkhart
Elk Creek
Lake Erie
Sudanese Coup Fails in Sudan Capital Khartoum
BEIRUT AP A group of officers tried to overthrow President Jaafar el Numairi early today but loyal forces crushed the rebellion. Maj Gen Bashir Mohammed Ali said rebels were routed within two hours after recapturing the radio station in Omdurman. Ali claimed Numairi loyalists retook the station and pledged to continue mop up. The rebel leader Hassan Hussein Osman had claimed control and dissolved parliament but fate of Osman was not disclosed. Numairi accused of corruption and foreign influence.
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Lebanon
Jaafar el-Numairi
Sudan
Bashir Mohammed Ali
Ali
Lis
Hassan Hussein Osman
Arab Socialist Union
Numairi
Omdurman
Nile River
Khartoum
Egypt
Middle East
Cairo
Osman
Africa
University of Kharlou
Soviet Union
Sudanese Communist Party
Jury Quits Hearst Probe Amid Contempt Threats in Pa
A federal grand jury investigating Patty Hearst abruptly adjourned until further notice after lawyers for three silent witnesses accused the government of pressuring a wife to inform on her husband. Jack Scott, Micki Scott, and Martin Miller refused to answer questions, receiving immunity but still declining to talk, risking contempt charges.
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Arrisburg, Pa
Patty Hearst
Nazi Germany
William Kuntsler
Jack Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Micki
Portland
Ore
Martin Miller
New York City
Miller
U.S. Dist
R. Dixon Herman
Jack Levine
County Hears Plan to Sell Fairview Hospital to Charity
Erie County commissioners debated three options for Fairview Hospital with Dr. John Mannarelli. Plans two and three would shift operation to private nonprofit control. the third envisions selling to a county chartered entity with trustees. Advocates cite higher state funding for maintenance through private ownership, while critics warn of pension risk, job losses, and reduced geriatric services.
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Erie County
Erie County Hospital
John B. Mannarelli
Fairview Institution
Mannarelli
A.J
Jake’ Gehriein
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