Education of Judges Targets New Drug Laws in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP says the Governor's Drug and Alcohol Abuse Council prioritizes educating judges on the states new drug laws. Dr Richard E Borman notes rural judges misunderstand alternatives to jail and urges rapid rollout of rehab oriented sentencing. Mitchell Rigel and federal funds aid education for police and judges.
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Harrisburg
Governor’s
Drug and Alcohol Abuse Council
Richard E. Borman
Borman
Horman
Pennsylvania
Mitchell Rigel
Yoke Crest
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Crash Fatal To Derry Man Near Reservoir
In Derry Pennsylvania a car left the road and fell 75 feet over an embankment near a reservoir. James Dermody, 50, local resident, died on arrival at La Trobe Area Hospital. Charles Kuncher, 37, also of Derry, was listed in serious condition in ICU. Police cannot identify the driver.
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Derry
Latrobe
James Dermody
Charles Kuncher
Doctor Burkley’s Home Burglarized
Blairsville state police near Greensburg report the Blairsville RD 2 residence of Vice Admiral George G. Burkley U S N Ret was burglarized while he attended his wife’s funeral in Arlington Virginia. Investigators will meet Dr. Burkley to take an inventory. The burglary was found Monday evening by his custodian.
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Blairsville
Greensburg
Blairsville RD 2
George G. Burkley
U.S.N
Burkley
Arlington
Customan
Pollution measurements to be added to car inspection plan
The Delaware Valley Citizens Council for Clean Air proposes adding air pollution checks to the state car inspection system. Executive Director Norman H. Childs said the plan would deny stickers to vehicles failing antipollution standards and would require an electronic ignition check, air-fuel ratio measurement, and a visual inspection of pollution devices.
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Philadelphia
Delaware Alley Citizens Council For Clean Air
Norman H. Childs
Norway Votes Against European Common Market Entry
Oslo AP reports Norway faced a political crisis after voters rejected EU bloc membership by 53.9 to 46.1 percent. Prime Minister Trygve Bratteli and his cabinet are expected to resign, creating a governmental vacuum and economic uncertainty. Election results: 1,074,100 against, 918,240 for.
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Oslo
Norway
Trygve Bratelli
POWs Enroute To U S From Vietnam In Transit
Three U S POWs travel toward the United States aboard a turboprop, as Dien Bien Phu Valley fades below. Navy Lt. (j.g.) Mark Gartley, a former POW captured four years earlier, sits with his mother Minnie Lee as he nears freedom after Hanoi aid.
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Peking
Dien Bien Phu
U.S. Navy
J.g
Mark Gartley
Minnie Lee
Gartley
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S. Proposes sweeping revamp of world monetary system
Washington outlines a broad plan to reform global finance by allowing currencies to float, limiting the dollar’s special role, and moving toward a system valued by special drawing rights or SDRs. The plan envisions U.S. intervention in currency markets and elimination of gold as an international reserve asset with SDRs at about $1.08.
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Washington
United States
Approve U S Soviet Agreement Ends Debate in House
Congress approved the temporary U S Soviet agreement limiting offensive nuclear weapons by a 306 to 4 vote and backed the five year term with an arms parity amendment. Rep John R Rarick objected, claiming the Soviets out bargained the United States on the May 6 deal.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
House
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
John R. Rarick
D-La
United States
Planes and ships pound North Vietnam as offensive eases
In South Vietnam the six month Communist offensive waned while hundreds of U S jets and five cruisers and destroyers bombarded the North. Air Force bombers struck a major fuel depot 46 miles north of Hanoi at a strategic road junction, with bombs triggering explosions over a four block area. The U S 7th Fleet said Newport News led two cruisers and three destroyers in exchange of heavy fire with coastal defense sites.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Hanoi
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Newport News
Merger urged between Blue Shield and Blue Cross in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia AP Herbert S. Denenberg Pennsylvania insurance commissioner calls Blue Shield a doctor infected organization and urges merger with Blue Cross to shift control away from doctors. He proposes hearings into Blue Shield rate hike of 18.3 million and 45 guideline reforms to save consumers about 33.9 million.
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Philadelphia
Blue Shield
Herbert S. Denenberg
Blue Cross
Ing
Blue Ross
Denenberg
Pennsylvania
Barnet Lieberman
Consumer Advisory Board of
Uganda Tanzania In Accord Peace Plan Accords
Somali Foreign Minister Omar Arteh reported that Tanzania and Uganda accepted a five point peace plan. He said details would be announced soon and take effect by week’s end with a cease-fire already in place. Arteh stopped in Nairobi en route to Mogadishu after visiting Dar es Salaam and Kampala. Remnants of Tanzania based guerrillas aiding former President Milton Obote remained in Uganda.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Omar Arteh
Tanzania
Uganda
Arteh
Mogadishu
Milton Obote
Charge Four In Burglary At Mahaffey
State police from Punxsutawney have arrested and charged four youths including a juvenile in a Mahaffey area burglary. Arraigned before District Magistrate William M Daisher were James Charles Wilson 22 Mary Lou Wilson 20 and Gary T Faught 18 all of various nearby addresses. The older trio waived preliminary hearings and were released pending county court action.
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Mahaffey
Punxsutawney
Clearfield County
William M. Daisher
Clearfield
James Charles Wilson
Cherry Tree RD
Mary Lou Wilson
Gary T. Faught
Barnesboro
Gromyko to Talk to UN on Terrorism Measures
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is set to tell the United Nations General Assembly that the USSR supports measures to prevent international terrorism. He may urge a cautious pace. Gromyko's hourlong speech follows a dinner with U.S. Secretary of State William Rogers who proposed a 1973 conference on a treaty to curb terrorism.
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United Nations
N.y.ap
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Gromyko
William P. Rogers
U.N
Rogers
Moscow
Nixon
Washington
U.S
Middle East
Kurt Waldheim
Senate Votes For Third Time On Total U.S. Troop Withdrawal
The Senate moves toward a final vote on a rider to force total U.S. troop withdrawal from Indochina, barring funds for military actions except withdrawal, with ground naval and air forces to be removed once all Americans are released and prisoners accounted for. Also approves anti Thieu repressive acts amendment and anti narcotics measures, amid ongoing foreign aid debates.
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Senate
U.S
Washington
Indochina
John C. Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietponese
Eernesi
North Vietnam
House
House-Senate
Nguyen van Thieu
South
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Sen
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nam
Congress
Thailand
Laos
Cambodia
Burma
Sen. Yancee
Din
Rew Relations Committee
Portugal
Azores
Market Report Stocks Rise Amid Busy Noon Trading
New York AP stock snapshot shows varied gains across industries with notable moves in Alcan Alcoa Am Air and Gen Elec alongside widespread shares including Am Motors Chrysler Ford Motors and IBM. Treasury balance deposits and gold assets reported with total debt and different company listings reflected in the exchange activity.
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New York
ACF Ind
Alcoa
Amt&t
Bethlehem
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Pub Util
Kennecott
Vy Koppers
Kresge SS
Lehpcem
Ligg My
Loews Sie
Me Marcor
É Martin M
A. Merck
Mobil Oil
Nabisco
Nat Cash R
Nat Distil
Nwst Airl
Ms. Stoncal
Steiling
Texaco
Thiokol
TransWair
Union Carbide
Y.ual Inc
Union Pacit
US Steel
WestElec
Woolworth
WheelPitt Steel
Zenithr. A
American Exchange
Alan
Allegheny Air
Treasury Report
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South Viet
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