Daredevil seeks approval to enter mine for 11 bodies
In Owen Fork Kentucky a rescue team led by Bumpous seeks MESA clearance to recover 11 miners still inside Scotia No 1 Black Mountain mine after 26 deaths from a methane blast. Local officials weigh risks and potential costs while some residents oppose sealing the mine.
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Owen Fork
U.S. Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Kentucky
Letcher County
Estill Blair
Coysar Sapy
Peever
S.D
Scotia No 1
Black Mountain
Blair
Whitesburg
Mountain County
Carter Tightens Grip as Ford Eyes VP Cure
In Illinois Ford leads in the presidential primary while Reagan presses on. Carter consolidates Democratic frontrunner status with a strong showing in Illinois, Daley holds influence, and Shriver quits primaries after a weak showing.
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Illinois
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Brown Candidate in Home Primary Seeks National Run
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. states he is a national presidential contender while indicating he may not solicit funds or compete in any state primary beyond his home state. The remarks place Brown’s national ambitions in the spotlight amid speculation about his campaign strategy.
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Sen
Adlair Stevenson III
Daley
Sargent Shriver
Maryland
Texas
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Carter
Florida
Wallace
Ford
Reagan
North Carolina
Lar Daly
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund Brown Jr
California
Brown
Irish men best marryin' kind says wives on St Patrick's Day
A Philadelphia AP piece collects quotes from wives and partners of notable men about the Irish temperament and cultural quirks. It mentions Nancy Flaherty, Genevieve Douglas, Helen O Bannon, Sondra Cunningham, Grace Kelly, Bill McKenna, and others linking humor temper and faith to Irish identity. The tone blends light social chatter with profiles of public figures and a few political notes.
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Philadelphia
Nancy Houlihan
Pittsburgh
Pete Flaherty
Erin
Genevieve Douglas
Mike Douglas
Chicago
Mike
Michael Delany Dowd
Helen O’bannon
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Sondra Cunningham
North Carolina
Billy
St. Patrick's Day
Grace
Weather Outlook for Middletown Tonight Through Sunday
Partly cloudy tonight in Middletown with lows in the upper 20s. Thursday will see cloudy skies and a high in the mid 50s. Yesterday’s high was 38 and overnight low 18. Extended outlook calls for fair skies Friday, rain Saturday, then fair again Sunday.
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Middletown
Belle of Louisville Aims Straight Dash In Steamboat Race
The Belle of Louisville will race a straight course against the Delta Queen and Julia Belle Swain on the Ohio River, skipping tugboat-assisted turns this year. Board Chairman W. Clyde Glass cautioned they may get beat as all three boats go in a direct dash from Clark Bridge to Six Mile Island upstream from Louisville.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville
Julia Belle Swain
Ohio River
Belle's Operating Board
Clark Bridge
Six-Mile Island
Boys Town Restores Family Style Care For Orphans
Boys Town Nebraska plans 16 cottages on its main campus to house 10 boys each with live in parents and convert existing facilities to similar units. The campus could serve up to 500 boys as the program expands to satellite cities nationwide. An audit shows 1975 assets at 242.1 million, nearly 608 thousand per current 398 boys, with enrollment previously near 695 as core referrals shift toward family residences. Brown cites fewer suitable referrals and a need to avoid housing hard core delinquents in institutional settings.
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Jim Brown
Boys Town
Brown
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