Duquesne Students Ring Doorbells to Save School
Duquesne University students join administration in a door-to-door fund drive aiming for 1 million dollars by Christmas. After 12 days canvassing and a Phone-a-Thon, they have raised over 53 thousand, with corporate promises totaling about 1.6 million. The Third Alternative group leads 2,000 students in flexible district canvassing as a 95 mile symbolic march and a thank you gesture to supporters.
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Duquesne University
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Chief Justice Burger Receives Back Injury Treatment
PORTLAND Maine AP Chief Justice Warren E Burger is under treatment at Maine Medical Center for a back injury. An aide said he wren ched his back last week but the injury is not serious and he plans to return to work soon. Hospital spokesman said he was admitted Saturday.
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Warren E. Burger
Maine Medical Center
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Sign aids eastbound motorists at Route 4 bypass junction
The new daytime sign at the Route 4 bypass and West Smith street intersection guides motorists entering the city. Despite clearer guidance by day, the intersection remains a confusing nightmare for strangers at night, captured in a journal photo by Endsley.
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Route 4
Smith Street
Journal
Endsley
Loot Found by Five Teens in Canal Stop
Five teenage boys found two sacks containing counterfeit $20 bills from a submerged raft below a Oxnard California canal. They divided the fake cash, bought dinner, and told their parents, who notified police. Treasury agents confirmed the bills were counterfeit from a counterfeiting ring. The discovery was reported over the weekend.
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Oxnard
Calif
Los Angeles
Treasury Department
Irish Clean Cemetery For Nixon Visit
Workers in Timahoe Ireland clear a weed choked Quaker cemetery linked to Nixon ancestry as surveyors repair broken tombstones. Local residents say a granite slab marks the Milhouse family burial site with ties to John Milhouse who moved to Timahoe in 1703 ahead of President Nixon’s October visit.
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Allegheny Hijacker Identified as Ex-Marine Witt
FBI names Richard D. Witt a 19 year old ex Marine living with relatives in Glenwood as the hijacker of an Allegheny Airliner. A charge of air piracy is filed in Philadelphia. The Boeing 727 en route from Pittsburgh to Boston with a Philadelphia stopover was diverted to Havana after passengers deplaned. The plane and crew then returned to the United States.
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Allegheny
Pittsburgh
FBI
Cuba
Richard D. Witt
Glenwood
Philadelphia
Boston
United States
Havana
Orchestra To Hold In Demonstration Against Strike
The Cleveland Orchestra plans the first play in of classical music history to press for negotiations. Musicians will picket at severance Center as a two week strike continues. Local 4 leader Granata pledges return to work if daily talks and retroactive pay are guaranteed.
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Penn State engineers debut potential pollution free auto engine
Researchers from Penn State described an on the road auto engine with turbulence in fuel vapor affecting combustion. Three mechanical engineering professors presented findings at an international conference in Bucharest noting uneven fuel particle movement and its impact on unburned fuel released to the air.
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University Park, Pa
Penn State
Bucharest
Romania
Samuel Lestz
Wolfgang Meyer
Richard Barton
Rock Singer Hendrix Death Kept Secret inquest planned
London authorities said the postmortem on 27 year old American rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix was completed but the results would be withheld until a coroner's hearing. Hendrix was found unconscious Friday and died at St Mary's Abbot Hospital after arriving in Britain on September 6 for a series of appearances.
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London
Jimi Hendrix
Hendrix
St. Mary's Abbot Hospital
Britain
Finding a Turbulence Cycle for Pollution Reduction
Researchers at Penn State report that reducing pollutants hinges on a constant ideal turbulence. They admit current feasibility is limited but note ongoing experiments to identify the cleanest cycle. The team suggests existing engine configurations might already hold the pollution-free potential.
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Penn State
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