Cambodian Prince to lead Khmer Rouge alliance for Viet campaigns
World briefs report Prince Norodom Sihanouk and Khmer Rouge factions may form an anti Vietnamese united front with Sihanouk seeking head of state role. Sources note demands include removal of high posts and control of the front. Other items cover a childless couple in India killing a girl for a baby and Bermuda hotel strikes affecting tourism and sterilization programs urged at a conference.
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PEKING
Norodom Si
Cambodia
Sihanouk
mere louge
united front
Khmer Rouge
eevee
NEW DELHI
India
United News of India
Settlement funds distributed to Mayday protesters at Capitol
About 1 008 people arrested during the May 1971 Mayday antiwar protest on the Capitol steps will share 2 2 million in payments from the federal government and District of Columbia. The settlement ends a large portion of civil suits against the government by Vietnam war protesters.
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WASHINGTON
Capitol
District of Columbia
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia men charged in gun theft from suburban warehouse
Four Philadelphia men faced theft charges over a missing stash of more than 100 guns from a Montgomery County facility. An employee at Sportsman's Emporium in Kelena Township allegedly smuggled weapons past alarm systems by hiding them in trash bags during removals.
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PHILADELPHIA
Montgomery County
Sportsman's Empee
Kelena Township
Local Weather Snapshot
Yesterday recorded a high temperature and this morning’s low by 8 30 a m. Readings show mild conditions with no notable events. Weather data remains incomplete in the available text.
Family Cigar Business Spans Two Centuries in McSherrystown
In McSherrystown the Smith family continues a tobacco craft started by Francis X. Smith in Irishtown in 1863. Through three generations the plant on North Street grew from a five-worker shop to a mid-century producer of millions of cigars, now focusing on Topper branded lines with 50 employees.
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MCSHERRYSTOWN
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Francis Xavier Smith
Irishtown
Lincoln
Smith
McLide town
North Street
Phil Smith
Tom
Francis X. Smith
Paul
Peter
Joseph
Phil
A.J. Golden Company
Peter Smith
Jone one
Curtis Topper
Smiths
Tor Smith
Connecticut
Smith's
Smith’s
Tom Smith
F.X. Smith Sons
Francis Benth
Jeffrey Garber
State Police arrest two in multiple burglaries in Adams County
Pennsylvania State Police at Gettysburg report arrests in two burglaries tied to 1979 and 197's. Harold Wayne Everly, 41, of Hagerstown Maryland, arrested Friday at 4 30 p m on a warrant for the Fairfield AMVETS post burglary with over 4500 dollars in items including cash and a scanner taken and the safe pried open. Everly released on own recognizance after arraignment before District Justice E Eugene Long. Robert E Toner, 22, Gardners Route 2, arrested Friday with search warrant. charged with two counts each of burglary theft and conspiracy plus theft by receiving possession of marijuana and possessing a prohibited offensive weapon. Evidence tied to April 24 and 30 break ins at Bendersville Elementary School with about 1000 dollars in property including typewriters cameras calculators and other items stolen. Toner committed to Adams County Prison on 25000 dollar bail. Also named is Martin E Parson 29 York Springs Route 2 held in Adams County Prison after arraignment on burglary conspiracy and taking and conspiracy. hearing set for May 5. Further details unavailable.
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Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Harold Wayne Everly
Hagerstown
Everly
Fairfield AMVETS post
Eugene Long
Robert E. Toner
Gardners R. 2
Toner
Bendersville
Adams County
Kenco Oil Coe
Littlestown R
Martin E. Parson
York Springs R
Siseht
nod
Former Pa Bar President to Speak at Law Day Event
Sidney L. Krawitz, former president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, will speak Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Sheraton Inn Route 15 south of Gettysburg as part of the 1981 Law Day observance. The talk is free after a dinner for Adams Franklin Cumberland County bar groups, with the theme Law The Language of Liberty.
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Sidney L. Krawitz
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Sheraton Inn
Route 15
Gettysburg
Adams
Franklin
Cumberland County
Ritter Seeks Justice In Mount St Marys Sex Discrimination Suit
Madeline Ritter, 58, of Gettysburg, sues Mount St. Marys College claiming tenure denial in 1978 due to discrimination against a female professor. Dana Kahn, her lawyer, says the case is sound as it proceeds in federal court in Baltimore with trial set to resume May 11 or 12.
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NANCY DI BLASI
Madeline Ritter
Mount St. Mary's College
Baltimore
Dana Kahn
Philadelphia
Ms. Kahn
Ritter
Emmitsburg, Md
U.S. District Court
Edward
Northrop
Kahn
Gettysburg
Robert J. Wickenheiser
Maryland Commission on Human Relations
human relations commission
Bobby Sands Clings To Life Amid Hunger Strike Death Threats
IRA prisoner Bobby Sands remains gravely ill on the 68th day of a hunger strike at Maze Prison near Belfast. Owen Carron reports Sands shows severe pain and weak strength after a long water-only fast. Disturbances flare as bombs are feared and traffic disruptions occur amid threats of violence if Sands dies.
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ED BLANCHE
Associated Press
BELFAST
Northern Ireland
IRA
Bobby Sands
Irish Republican Army
Sands
Maze
West Belast
Carron
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American College of Trial Lawyers
American Bar Foundation
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Carlisle
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Bar Association Board of Governors
American Bar Association
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Gettysburg YWCA
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