Kissinger Promises Aid as He Pushes Africa Policy
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heads to Senegal promising $200 million in U.S. aid to black Africa and possible aid to Angola if it expels Cuban troops. He says Washington seeks negotiations between black liberationists and Rhodesia’s white government and calls Republican attacks on policy irresponsible. American officials note talks with Angolan authorities began weeks ago.
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Liberia
Henry A. Kissinger
Senegal
Angola
Kissinger
U.S
U.N
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Africa
Reagan
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Coun
Anfivials
Beaths Obituaries on Page 8
Andrew Barenchick aged 64 of Punxsutawney RD dies. Thomas Benamati Sr aged 79 of Homer City RD is reported deceased. Robert Russell Brown aged 13 of Punxsutawney is listed among obituaries. Leonard D. Donahue aged 59 of Indiana and Norman E. Donahue aged 76 of Homer City are noted as deceased. Mrs Sara Ferra aged 63 of Punxsutawney is listed in Beaths Obituaries on page eight.
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Andrew
Punxsutawney
Benamati
Thomas Sr
Homer City
Brown
Robert Russell
Donahue
Leonard D
Indiana
Norman E
Ferra
Mrs
Sara
Democratic Field Narrows As Sen. Jackson Withdraws
Dallas dispatch reports Sen. Henry Jackson plans to end active campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination, leaving Carter and Udall as the main contenders. Jackson may stay available to run if urged by the party, but aims to reelect to the Senate. Carter leads in polls, with Udall courting Jackson backers. Texas voters face Democratic and Republican primaries with large delegate tallies and turnout projections.
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Dallas
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Henry Jackson
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Morris Udall
Arizona
Jackson
Seattle
Senate
Massachusetts
New York
Carter
Pennsylvania
Udall
Lone Star
Lloyd Bentsen
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Bentsen
Reagan
Fire Damages St Vincent College Dorm in Latrobe
A seven story dorm at St. Vincent College suffered heavy fire damage on the top floor. about 150 students were evacuated. An electrical failure is suspected. No injuries were reported, and the college plans to finish the term as scheduled.
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Latrobe
St. Vincent College
Benedictine
Aurelius Hall
Climate Change Report Warns Of Global Famine And Migration
An internal CIA study based on Reid Bryson's climate research projects a cooling era causing severe droughts and famines. India faces major droughts, China could suffer famines every five years, and Kazakhstan’s grain would fall under new conditions. Global grain shifts would trigger economic and political upheaval, with mass migrations and social unrest expected. The report, begun in 1960, notes regional impacts from volcanic ash and pollution, while highlighting potential U.S. security risks and policy responses.
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Washington
API
India
China
Russia
CIA
Reid A. Bryson
University of Wisconsin
Asso
Bryson
Kazakhstan
Canada
City Hall power grab probed by 1920 law
Washington report examines whether federal law allows city halls to seize hydroelectric plants from private utilities. With FPC licenses set to 50 years and renewals possible for public entities, towns like Santa Clara and Bountiful eye takeover options as staff shortages delay reviews. No precedents exist yet as hearings are not scheduled and guidance is lacking.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Bountiful
Utah
Santa Clara
Calif
FPC
Congress
Sarta Clara
Creatine Sun
James Stout
Legal bids begin on Howard Hughes will in Nevada
May take years as Noah Dietrich applies to probate court to settle the Hughes estate. Harald Rhoden says the process may take generations while Henry Silver testifies the three page faded document is authentic. Connally visited Mormon headquarters amid ongoing investigations into thewill.
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Las Vegas
Nev
API
Howard Hughes
Noah Dietrich
Hughes
Dietrich
Howard Robard Hughes
Harald Rhoden
Nevada
Henry Silver
Los Angeles
Ment
Sal Lake City
Silver
Clark County
Associated Press
Ing Inin
Tejas
John Connally
Moromon
Salt Lake City
Connally
Texas
Mormon Officids
Train Rams Auto Apollo Pair Killed
In Armstrong County Pennsylvania Hazel G Eckman 55 Avonmore RD 1 stalled at a grade crossing as a freight train approached. Bertha Richards 52 of Apollo died trying to aid her 82 year old father Scott Flickinger. Eckman survived with minor injuries. Both were pronounced dead at Citizens General Hospital New Kensington.
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Apollo, Pa
API
Armstrong County
Hazel G. Eckman
Avonmore RD
Pennsylvania
Bertha Richards
Apollo
Aging Faculties Threaten US Basic Research
Washington AP reports that aging university faculties may suppress fresh ideas as midcareer professors dominate, risking basic research. NSF deputy director Richard Atkinson notes median faculty age rose from 40 in 1969 to 44 in 1973, with economics and tenure practices driving static faculties. He cites a physics heads survey and says US reliance on universities for over 60 percent of basic research varies by country. To inject younger scientists, NSF proposes retirement incentives or government grants to fund junior replacements, costing about 5 million dollars yearly for 200 grants.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
Richard Atkinson
NSF
Atkinson
Dance Indiana VFW Dance Night and Tunes Event
Dance Indiana VFW hosts a social with a featured act Debbie and The Country Boys at Eagles Club. Diamond Drugs advertises Sunday hours from 10 to 1 and 6 to 9 pm. Guests and members attend a Tunite with mem bers and a Coral Acys act.
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Indiana Vfw
Diamond Drugs
Tunite
Indiana
Moose
Debbie
Eagles
Weather forecast for Gayetteland with rain likely
The chief keeper provides a forecast for Gayetteland this morning. Rain is possible tonight with overnight lows in the 40s. Sunday brings variable cloudiness and a chance of a shower. highs may be in the 40s to 50s. Rain chances are about 60 percent tonight and about 30 percent Sunday.
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Tommy Hawk
Gayetteland
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