Ex-nun trains as Long Island Rail Road engineer
Maureen Shoreys, a former Dominican nun from New York, trains with 1,200 male railroad workers on the Long Island Rail Road. She moved from teaching to a ticket clerk role before entering engineer training, noting discipline mirrors convent life. She has begun moving engines from the house to the turntable and into service.
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NEW York (Ap
Maureen Shoreys
Miss Shoreys
Lake Grover
N.Y
Long Island
New York City
Shoreys
Amityville
Port Jefferson
The
LIRR
Long Island Line
Brown expects errors in Ohio recount for governor
Ohio Secretary of State Ted Brown warns the free recount of the governor race may last until Christmas and cost up to 200 000 dollars. Unofficial totals show Rhodes 1 485 977 Gilligan 1 475 799 and Lazar 97 502 with early tallies arriving by telephone and often differing from written reports.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Rhodes
Gilligan
Nancy Brown Lazar
Gilligan- Rhodes
Iown
Gov. Gilligan
Ted Brown
Gilligan Loss Seen Linked to Statewide Ticket Focus
Democratic leaders say Gilligan lost to Rhodes due to a heavy statewide media blitz and party resources used for the entire ticket rather than the governor’s race. Lt. Gov-elect Celeste and party chair Lavelle cite unanswered blitz and fundraising worries as factors shaping Ohio’s gubernatorial outcome.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
William A. Lavelle
GOP
Rhodes
Lavelle
Richard Celeste
Gilligan
Celeste
Nixon faces slow recovery from pneumonia at Long Beach hospital
Former president Richard Nixon, 61, has a slight pneumonia in a partially collapsed lung but is described as not seriously ill. Dr. Lungren notes slow but gradual improvement after phlebitis surgery, while Nixon hopes to walk well enough to greet wife Pat. A nurse disclosed the moment Nixon grew weak during recovery.
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Long Beach, Calif
Richard M. Nixon
John C. Lungren
Nixon
Pat
Norman Nager
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Andrea Evanson
Cypriot Leader Endorses Federation as Cyprus Peace Path
President Glafcos Clerides urged Greek Cypriots to accept a federation with Turkish Cypriots as the only realistic solution. He warned Turkey-backed forces control 40 percent of land and 70 percent of economic output, with 200,000 Greek Cypriots displaced, calling for a change from past assumptions.
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Nicosia. Cyprus
Glafcos Clerides
Cyprus
Turkey
Kissinger Turkey Visit Cancelled Amid Cyprus Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger’s planned visit to Turkey was canceled by caretaker Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit. The trip had been set to discuss Cyprus and U.S. military aid to Turkey while Turkey faced a political crisis and Ankara students protested with signs calling Kissinger a murderer.
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Ankara
Turkey
Henry A. Kissinger
Bulent Ecevit
Kissinger
U.S
Middle East
Coal negotiators inch toward weekend accord to avert strike
Washington The Bituminous Coal Operators Association chief negotiator Guy Farmer said an accord could be reached in two or three days if no new snags arise. UMW President Arnold Miller warned a tentative deal might come before the contract expires but not before a brief stoppage.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Guy Farmer
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
UMW
Arnold Miller
Middletown Area Weather Forecast For Tonight Through Monday
Clear skies and overnight lows in the low 30s are forecast for Middletown. Friday will bring sunny skies with highs in the 50s to low 60s. Yesterday’s high reached 50 and the overnight low 32. The extended outlook calls for fair skies Saturday through Monday.
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Middletown
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