National Strike Begins Argentine Cabinet Resigns
The 3.5 million member CGT began a 48 hour general strike to curb Jose Lopez Rega as Isabel Peron faced cabinet resignations. Hospitals ran only emergency staff while public transport and venues shut. Economic costs were projected to exceed 800 million dollars as the crisis deepened.
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Argentina
Jose Lopez Rega
Isabel Peron
Buenos Aires
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Cecilio Conditi
Peron
Israel and Lebanon clash leaves 13 dead refugee camps hit
Reports from southern Lebanon say Israeli air land and sea forces bombed Palestinian refugee camps near Tyre. At least 13 people killed and many huts destroyed as Arab shells hit two Jewish settlements nearby. Israel cites guerrilla bases. Arab groups claim strikes on Israel. Also, a Beirut group demanded food for captor U S Col Ernest Morgan and a Sinai withdrawal decision was postponed.
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Palestine
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Holy City
Israeli Command
Israel
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Beirut
U.S. Army
Ernest R. Morgan
Petersburg
United States
Morgan
State employes back as courts push end to walkout
Most of Pennsylvania's 120000 public workers returned to duty as the state sought a court injunction to compel the remaining 12000 to end a five day strike. AFSCME reached a two year wage deal with a 3.5 percent immediate rise plus 2.5 percent in January and 6 percent next July. Governors aides said the injunction would argue the strike endangered health and welfare services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Social Services Union
PSSU
Pennsylvania Employment Security Employes Association
PESEA
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Afscme
PESRA
Milton J. Shapp
Ed Mitchell
Pssupsesea
Mitchell
State For Welfare Assistance
Gerald McEntee
Holiday weekend state road toll rises to 19 in PA
The Associated Press reports 19 people died on Pennsylvania roads over the holiday weekend as warm weather drew drivers out. Eighteen died by Saturday, one on Sunday, in accidents including a four‑fatality crash on U S 19 near Cambridge Springs and a Valley Forge turnpike crash that killed Harvey Bollens, 17.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Keystone Auto Club
U.S. 19
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
Kenneth Bar
Tholomew
Charles Mitchell
Waterford
William Robinson
Erie
Lynn Arnold
Westville
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Valley Forge
Harvey Bollens
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Philadelphia
GAZYNSIBE AND MARION BAND WINS FIRST PLACE AT RALLY
Marion Center High School Band captured top prize as a large crowd gathered for Punxsutawney firemen parade Saturday night. See story and photos on page one section two. Ruffian the champion filly was destroyed after surgery complications following a match race with Foolish Pleasure. Details on page 16.
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Marion
Marion Center
Punxsutawney
Sunny Tuesday forecast from Chief Tom My Hawk
After the Fourth of July weekend, Chief Tom My Hawk returns to the weather desk with a Gazette forecast. Showers and thunderstorms today are expected to end tonight. Evening temperatures in the mid 50s to near 60. Tuesday will be partly sunny with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Chance of showers is 70 percent through today, 40 percent tonight, and 20 percent Tuesday.
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Tommy Hawk
Weather Desk
Fourth of July Weekend Traffic Death Toll Across Nation
Traffic accidents claimed 440 lives across the East and Midwest as the Fourth of July weekend ended Sunday night. The National Safety Council projected 480 to 580 deaths nationwide for the 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday period in all time zones. In 1974 the four day observance tallied 549 deaths, while the Independence Day record stood at 758 in 1972.
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Midwest
National Safety Council
Senate Probes Gas Price Hike Investigation
The Senate will investigate recent gasoline price increases. Senators Henry M. Jackson and Adlai Stevenson announce hearings within two weeks to determine if oil companies cut refiner production to push prices higher. Federal officials expect summer gas prices to rise three to two cents per gallon amid several airline price hikes.
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Washington
Senate
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Adlair
Stevenson
D-Ill
Permanent
Jackson
Commerce
Federal
Ford proposes interstate highway finance shifts
President Ford unveils a plan to reshape highway funding, boosting state roles, prioritizing Interstate completion, and consolidating about 30 grant programs into four. The proposal, already revised from January, delays the tax diversion but strengthens state involvement while retooling the highway trust fund and overall system priorities.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
White House
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
Highway Trust Fund
Obituaries Summarize Local Death Notices
Obituaries list several bereaved individuals including Donald E. Bair 48 of New Castle RD 4 Alice Virginia Kendig formerly of Indiana Roy V. Little 83 of Los Angeles California Russell Mathiot of St. Petersburg Florida Florence L. Rentschler 86 of Punxsutawney and Frank F. Fulton 78 of Marion Center RD 2.
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Bair
Donald E
New Castle RD
Kendig
Alice Virginia
Indiana
Little
Roy V
Los Angeles
California
Mathiot
Russell
St. Petersburg
Florida
Rentschler
Florence L
Punxsutawney
Fulton
Frank F
Marion Center RD
Ruffian Euthanized After Belmont Park Injury
New York AP Ruffian, the famed filly and Kentucky Derby winner, shattered her right front ankle early Sunday at Belmont Park in a $350,000 match race against Foolish Pleasure. Despite surgery on fractures and a cast, she could not be saved and was humanely destroyed around 2 a.m. EDT after eight hours of treatment. Foolish Pleasure won the race and the $225,000 prize.
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New York
Stuart Janney
Frank Whitely
New York Racing Association
Reviewer
Belmont Park
Jacinto Vasquez
Ruffian
Vasquez
Foolish Pleasure
Temper Tantrums Linked to Foods Say Researchers
CHICAGO AP reports psychologist Dr. K E Moyer of Carnegie Mellon says aggressive child behavior can stem from food allergies. Bananas chocolate eggs corn milk cola and other items may trigger tantrums. removing suspect foods can revive symptoms on reintroduction.
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Chicago
Johnny
Pittsburgh
K.E. Moyer
Carnegie-Mellon University
Psychology Today
Meyer
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