Divorce Ruling Shapes Hasidic Heir Custody
In Brooklyn 1977 a state court resolved a high stakes custody dispute involving Rabbi Baruch Sochet, his wife Rivka, and their 13 month old son David Joshua. The judge granted divorce to both parents, awarded custody to the mother, set education control to the father, and established a Beth Bin decision process for disputes before the child turns 13. Alimony and child support were ordered at 50 dollars weekly each.
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New York
State Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Baruch Sochet
United States
Israel
Poland
Rivka
California
David Joshua
Louis B. Heller
Beth bin
Solomon
Indictments For Hanafi Terrorists Continued
Reported hearings outline dates for Abdul Khaalis and co defendants with preliminary hearings on March 21 and the leader’s hearing on March 31. Congressional anger rose as four defendants were released. Police and federal offices in Washington compiled evidence for prosecutions at sites including the District Building Islamic Center and B’nai B’rith.
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Abdul Khaalis
Congress
Texas
Lloyd Bentsen
Senate
Khaalis
Craig Merchant
Warrensville
Ohio
Carter
Islamic Center
B'nai B'rith
Florence Mine Workers Return to Normal Operations
Florence Mining Co. No 2 mine resumes daylight shift after United Mine Workers Local 1680 strike. About 70 percent of miners return for 12:01 a.m. shift Friday amid complaints over bathhouse cleanliness, lack of hot water and low water pressure.
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Huff
Florence Mining Co
United Mine Workers of America Local 1680
Sunshine Law Goes Into Effect Opening Federal Meetings
Washington AP reports the Sunshine Law requires 46 federal agencies to open most governing meetings to the public though some bodies like the FCC TVA and NRC may seek loopholes. Sen. Lawton Chiles warns about attempts to evade the act and says oversight hearings will ensure compliance. exceptions include adjudicatory proceedings personnel matters and national security.
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Washington
Chiles
Congress
Senate
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Tennessee Valley Authority
Nuclear Regulatory Agency
TVA
NRC
Senate Government Affairs Committee
District Brush Fire Rush Strikes Multiple Areas
Fire crews fought several brush fires Friday across Indiana and Clymer areas. Indiana Fire Department units answered four alarms including No. 4 near College Lodge Road and No. 1 near Zehner Lutz School Road. Company No. 2 handled two alarms by Clay Poole Dairy and Pleasant Hill Longview areas. Warnings reported about half an acre to an acre burned in each case, with Clymer volunteers called to Airport Road where about an acre burned.
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Indiana
Fire damages abandoned house in Indiana County
Fire caused an estimated five thousand dollars in damage to an abandoned home reportedly owned by the River of Life Church. Bolivar and New Florence volunteers, with a Fairfield Township tanker, battled the blaze starting at 1 30 p m and remained until 2 30 p m. Cause under investigation by Bolivar Fire Chief Edward Spiedel.
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Indiana County
River of Life Church
Bolivar
New Florence
Fairfield Township
Edward Spiedel
Bolivar Company
Barry Robertson
Cost Of Freedom Shocking For Hanafi Moslem Leader
Washington AP reports the Hanafi Moslem siege ended after 38 hours when 134 hostages were freed and leader Hammas Abdul Khai lis released after charges of armed holding. Several followers were freed with bail, others held, and public safety items were abandoned under a judge’s terms. Reactions ranged from relief to fear among hostages and officials.
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Washington
Hamaas Abdul Khaalis
Samuel Fishman
B'nai B’rith
Betty Neal
Abdul Khaalis
B'nai B'rith
Marion Barry
Barry
Bernard Simon
Three thefts investigated in local district
Authorities report three thefts in the district. McIntyre resident McIntyre Mark Joseph McKendrick, 23, said a rifle, CB radio, tape player and a Hurst shifter were stolen from his mobile home between 11 a.m. March 11 and 2 a.m. March 12, totaling 256 dollars. A 1,000 gallon tank and a pump were stolen from Larry D. McCoy in Rayne Township sometime between February and this month, valued at 431 dollars. Ronald Speigel of North Point reported his blue 1970 Chevrolet station wagon stolen from his home along Legislative Route 32111 in W. Mahoning Township between midnight and 7 a.m. March 11.
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McIntyre
Mark Joseph McKendrick
State Police of
Indiana
Young Township
Larry D. McCoy
Rayne Township
Agway, Inc
Old Route 119
North Point
Ronald Speigel
Punxsutawney Station
W. Mahoning Township
Board Adjourns Meeting on Quorum Absence
The Ford City Armstrong School District board lacked a quorum for the schedule meeting on Thursday. Officials adjourned the session until 7:30 p.m. March 24 in the Administration Building.
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Ford City
Indiana VFW Banquet Promises Evening Address by State Leader
Indiana VFW Post 1989 hosts its annual Continuus Membership Banquet this evening at 6 30 p m Speaker for the event is State Senior Vice Commander Mariano Joseph Badali making the address to members and guests.
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Indiana
VFW Post 1989
Mariano Joseph Badali
Save Vaccine Panel Urges End To Shot Program
A federal Special panel recommends stockpiling leftover swine flu vaccine and continuing flu surveillance while shelving a national vaccination program. It urges ongoing flu research and involvement in future immunization efforts to help those most in need, noting uncertain season needs and concerns over public confidence after past vaccine links to Guillain Barré Syndrome.
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Washington
David EB. Rogers
Princeton
N.J
Rogers
Victoria
Hong Kong
J. Donald Millar
Department
Center, For Disease Control
Grass Fire Near Aultman Extinguished Before Firefighters Arrive
Volunteers from the Aultman Fire Company were called at 5 30 p m yesterday to fight a grass fire near Wilbur Guild s home but found the blaze already out upon arrival. In Pittsburgh the AP reports the Pennsylvania Daily Lottery number for Friday is 948 Three four eight
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Aultman
Aultman Fire Company
Wilbur Guild
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Traffic 3 Injured In Area Mishaps
One car collision near Trade City hospitalized Donald Lukehart 29 of Dayton R D 1 in fair condition after being pinned by firemen. Ronald Baum 22 and Debra Baum 23 of Smicksburg treated and released. Damages about 1000. Two other accidents near Water Street Indiana and on Pennsylvania 286 Starford left drivers uninjured.
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Donald Lukehart
Dayton R. D
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
West Mahoning Township
Lukehart
Dayton
Ronald Baum
Debra Baum
Smicksburg
Dayton Ambulance Service
Punxsutawhey
Lakehart
Trade City
Environment allergy cripples Navy veteran in Virginia Beach
Walter Brown, a 31 year old Navy veteran, suffers an environmental allergy to foods, pollen, and chemicals that disrupts his life. Doctors say it may improve slowly but he remains unable to work, subsisting on Social Security. He avoids synthetic fibers, smells, and many foods, seeking relief at the sea or in careful living.
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Virginia Beach
Walter &. Brown
Brown
West Virginia University
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond
Denyse
Vermont
United States
Chicago
New England
Marshall Mandell
New England Foundation For
Norwalk
Conn
Mandell
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Gladys Dohne
Abdul Khaal
Nadine Winter
Alan
Fishman
Area Law
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Charles Pennington
Glen Campbell
Randall Karsch
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