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Reform For Dem Party Faces Labor Pack At Commission
Washington AP reports Democratic reformers battle organized labor over proposed rules for convention delegates. AFLCIO chief Alexander Barkan aims to pack the reform commission to block changes to McGovern era quotas for women and minorities. The split panel may deadlock without Strauss intervention. The DNC will adopt the commission’s final guidance by January 1, likely moderating quotas while preserving some protections for women and minorities.
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Newland Bingo Case Dismissal Hearing Set in Canadohia
In Crawford County Court, Harry and Hope Newland of Canadohia Lake Park face dismissal motions on gambling charges from a raid Aug 15 at their amusement park. Judge may rule Oct 5. trial likely in November if dismissal fails. Newlands contend a church-backed bingo under a Union City Catholic agreement. park attraction role disputed. Bloomfield Chief Donald Stearrt led the raid. firemen declined to move their game to the park. At raid time some 16 church and nonprofit bingo games operated countywide under new DA guidelines. Cape Kennedy name change back to Cape Canaveral also noted in Washington report.
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Allende Widow Seeks UN Help To Avert Chile Civil War
In Mexico City Mrs. Salvador Allende, widow of Chile's deposed president, calls for UN intervention to prevent civil war after the coup. She says her husband sacrificed himself to avoid bloodshed and cites dangers faced by workers and students as junta reports of his death are confirmed.
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Special fall classes start this week at Corry YMCA
Five programs open for registration at the Corry YMCA this week. Sewing and knitting classes target women beginners and advanced students, with ten week terms and member or nonmember fees. A men and women topics class runs Thursday evenings, plus square dancing requires at least 12 couples and a paid demonstration by Butch Stowell. Dry flower arranging depends on interest and opens with ten members.,uint
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Butch Stowell
Pittsfield
Diana Bova
Watergate Probe Still Needs Tapes
Washington AP reports the grand jury weighing indictments has heard all evidence except the White House tapes. Indictments likely involve perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice linked to the June 17 1972 Watergate break in. Key figures named include Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean Mardian Kalmbach Magruder and LaRue.
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Percy Eyes 1976 Run Amid Open GOP Primaries Discussion
Senator Charles H. Percy of Illinois weighs a 1975 bid for the Republican nomination as a study by Bailey Deardourff and Eyer suggests the GOP nominating process is increasingly open. About 1,400 of 2,240 delegates may come from primaries, with Nixon's stance and other polls shaping the race. Venice authorities adopt a plan to evict 180,000 pigeons from St Marks Square by relocating feeding sites and restricting corn vendors.
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