Onassis Heiress Weds Russian Communist in Moscow Ceremony
Christina Onassis married Sergei Kauzov in a 10 minute civil ceremony at Moscow Central Palace of Marriages. The 27 year old bride rode in a battered yellow Chevrolet to the wedding attended by 11 guests and Soviet photographers. Kauzov, 37, has remarried. his mother attended, but his young daughter was not present. The couple will live in a two room apartment with Kauzov's mother. Meanwhile rain and thundershowers continued in the county with a possible weekend glimmer of sun.
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Moscow
Christina Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Sergei Kauzov
Vance to press on with Mideast talks despite Sadat demand
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance moves ahead with a trip to Israel and Egypt amid U S displeasure over Anwar Sadat's renewed demand for the return of all captured Arab lands. In Miami, Ramon Estevez Cordova, a 27 year old Cuban handyman, survives a seven day swim to freedom using ping pong paddles as oars and two inner tubes, rescued five miles off Key Largo, then reunites with his foster sister Sonia Batista and asks if the rescuers are in New York.
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Cyrus Vance
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Miami
Florida Keys
Freedom
Ramon Estevez Cordova
Key Largo
Cordova
Gravel cave trapping kills Crawford County children
In Meadville area a 15 to 20 ton gravel collapse while children dug a tunnel left three dead Kevin Heffren age 4 Linda Kinpe and Brenee Ree ere numne age unknown and a fourth Edward Trace age 6 escaped two feet of sand and gravel. County coroner Wilbur Thomas ruled asphyxiation.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Kevin Heffren
Linda Renee Kin Pe
North Gund
Edward Trace
Wilbur Thomas
Court Cuts Assessment On Chester Corner Property
Delaware County Administrative Judge deFaria halves a $100,000 assessment on the southeast corner of 5th St and Avenue of the States in Chester. The new assessment is $350,000 after a settlement between taxing bodies and owners led by U.S. Steel Corp. Carnegie Pension Fund and Fidelity Bank. An appeal from the 1978 assessment had sought $7,500, arguing the $100,000 figure was unreasonable and not uniform with other assessments.
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Delaware County
Joseph W. deFaria
5Th St
Avenue of the States
Chester
U.S. Steel Corp
Carnegie Pension Fund
Fidelity Bank
Greta believes isn't for the birds on page eight
Daily Times notes former county resident Greta comments on local wildlife on page eight. Dan Bunel, District 19 Little League administrator, covered on page ten. Valle's Steak House and D C V Real Estate Corp lose appeal for three ground signs and one wall sign at Bishop Avenue and Baltimore Pike. Sign limited to 100 square feet per face, glare free, illuminated from within, and to be off at midnight. Harrisburg license suspension follows for Bennett over checks written to pay for beer with insufficient funds.
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Greta
Birds
Dan Bunel
Springfield
Valle’s Steak House
D.C.V. Real Estate Corp
Bishop Avenue
Baltimore Pike
Harrisburg
Coholic Control
Bennett
Chester considers greyhound track to boost jobs and economy
Residents split on HB 2331 with Chester hearing, as supporters urge a race track to save the economy while opponents cite animal cruelty and doubts about employment benefits. Rep Tenaglio argues the proposal limits racing to Chester, promising 600 to 700 jobs though track operators offer lower figures.
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Trisha Cofsell
Daily Times
Chester
Humane— Societies
Maryanne McFadden
Muhammed Ahmed
House Finance Committee
Old
Francis Tenaglio
Tenaglio
Florida
Jerry Collins
Collins
Paul Heck
Reading
Heck
FMC to donate 15 acres in Marcus Hook development plan
FMC Corp plans to donate 15 acres of industrial ground valued over $1 million to Marcus Hook. The donation, to be acknowledged at a Thursday reception, accompanies news of selling the FMC complex to Pittsburgh developers Harry Davis and David Rost for about $1.6 million. Officials hail a growth program for the borough while closing details await the August 15 sale closure.
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Marcus Hook
Wicose Fire Co
FMC
Pittsburgh
Harry Davis
David Rost
Weldon
Tobler
PennDOT again weighs Knowlton Road bridge fix
PennDOT holds the Knowlton Road bridge project decision as the PUC orders proceeding with a fill-in plan to replace the 50 year old wooden span over the former Penn Central tracks in Middletown. Kenneth Walker says a department meeting is needed to choose the next move, with options from continuing to defend delays to possible court action. Robert Rowland urged immediate progress, while George Pulakos may oversee final approval.
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Ellis
Harrisburg
Te Scouts
Knowlton Road
Penn Central Railroad
Middletown
Transportation Department
PUC
Kenneth Walker
Robert Rowland
St. Davids
Walker
Rowland
Department
George S. Pulakos
PAC
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