Kline weighs future as Shapp plan shapes bid
Lt governor Ernest P. Kline faces a pivotal decision tied to Gov. Milton J. Shapp. If Shapp seeks another term, Kline may back away from running for governor or senator. otherwise Kline could pursue the U S Senate, the governorship, or a two year political layoff to reassess.
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Richad Schweiker
Kline
Pennsylvania
L. A
Hugh Scott
Seath
Beaver Falls
Seale forces runoff in Oakland mayoral race
Oakland Mayor John Reading failed to win a majority in the eight candidate municipal race by 84 votes, forcing a May 1 runoff against Robby Seale the Black Panthers chairman. Reading led with 55,342 ballots to Seale’s 21,814, as minority groups formed a majority in the city.
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UPI
John Reading
Black Panther Party
Robby Seale
Seale
California
Reading
Black Panthers
Panthers
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Ete
Itis
New Havert
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Tentative settlement ends Eastern Airlines strike
A tentative contract agreement was reached, ending a seven hour strike by Airline Stewards and Stewardesses Division members. Flights began resuming as crews returned to regular shifts, with 4600 union members to ratify the deal. Picket action and grounded flights occurred at major airports during the dispute.
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Ives
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Logan
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Polk PARC chaplain denounces dismissal and calls for resignation
Franklin Pennsylvania UPt reports Rev John A Kirk Catholic chaplain at Polk State School and Hospital criticizes firing of McClelland by Welfare Secretary Holane Walle muth. Kirk accuses LAKLS President Mrs Harry P Clapp of Pittsburgh of cold headedness and lack of concern for disabled. he demands her immediate resignation to prevent further harm to the retardation cause.
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John A. Kirk
Polk State School
Polk
He. McClelland
Father Kirk
Pennsylvania
Agenst
McClelland
Holane Wallemuth
Visula Polk
Tr. MacClelland
Elfinu
Polk home head fired dust cars in the fire
Dr Norman W Muletae president of the Allegheny County chapter of PARC says Polk has capacity for 109 patients but current population reaches 2M with patients crowded in rooms and day areas. He reports witnesses claiming severe overcrowding and unsafe conditions amid a fire threat and notes conditions worsened by lack of oversight and inadequate space.
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Norman W. Muletae
Allegheny County
PARC
Polk
Mulgrave
Pittsburgh crash kills 3 students
Three youths en route to Chartiers Valley High School died when their car collided broadside with a truck in Collier Township. Victims were Donald A. Daily 16 Scott Sinp Ronald Jones 16 and Cheryl Anne Biondi 16. The crash on Thomas Rin Road followed mud slick from roadwork.
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UPI
Chartiers Valley High School
Collier Township
Donald A. Daily
Scott Sinp
Ronald Jones
Scott Twp
Cheryl Anne Biondi
Bridgeville
Parkway West Area Technical School
Thomas Rin
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Suiz
Edward Klein
West Mifflin
Godfrey Ditches Chrysler Ads Over Pollution Stand
Arthur Godfrey, 70, says he halted Chrysler commercials to protest air pollution from internal combustion engines. He notes he has driven an electric car in Detroit for years and would not endorse gasoline cars he does not believe in. He spoke to a House subcommittee, outside an auto factory, insisting his stance reflects conscience.
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Godfrey
Washington
UPI
Arthur Godfrey
Chrysler Corp
Detroit
Washington policeman indicted in major corruption case
Eleven city policemen were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of taking payoffs to protect a 10 year old numbers racket. The case marks the capital’s biggest police corruption probe in more than two decades and includes seven gamblers among the accused.
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UPI
Internal Affairs Division
Raymond J. Remick
Robert D. Arscott
Delmo Pizzati
Jerry V. Wilson
U.S
Police Department
Kidnaper Arrested After Barricaded Driveway Incident
Washington County teenager Robert K Maxwell was arrested on armed robbery charges after building a rock barricade in a neighbor’s driveway and threatening the wife. He was held on a $10,000 bond in Washington County jail after being arrested Tuesday night at his sister’s MecKees Banks apartment.
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UPI
Washington County
Robert K. Maxwell
Pittsburgh
MecKees Banks
Walter 8. Bronski
Btham
Bronski
West Finley Trep
Post-truce fighting flares in South Vietnam and UN response
Post-truce fighting resumed in South Vietnam with clashes across all four military corps areas. The Saigon command reported 120 cease-fire violations in 24 hours, up from 85, including shelling near Fire Base Sally in I Corps. At the UN, the United States condemned Israel's Hewat raid while urging condemnation of Arab terrorism and sovereignty violations.
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Hewat
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Scali
Colin Crowe
Arab Nations
Council
Nixon lifts oil import quotas and tariffs in energy push
President Nixon suspends all oil import quotas and removes tariffs to meet an energy challenge he calls a growing energy crisis. He also seeks ending price regulations on new natural gas and proposes a per gallon fee on crude oil to replace quota limits on imports.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Settlement offer eyed to end Watergate courtroom fight
Washington reports Nixon campaign group offered 525000 to the Democratic Party to settle last year’s office break-in dispute. Acceptance would avert trial, and the GOP would help offset the DNC’s multimillion dollar damage suit filed against the Committee for the Re-Election of the President after the June Watergate break-in.
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UPI
Nixon
Democratic Party
GOP
Democratic National Committee
Differences over private funding for Northeast rail救
Washington was the scene as the Nixon administration clashed with the House Transportation Subcommittee over solving the Northeast rail crisis. Transportation Secretary Claude Brinegar faced strong resistance when offering private money to buy and rebuild Penn Central and six other bankrupt railroads, while members insisted private capital needed government guarantees and incentives.
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UPI
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House Transportation
Transportation
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Brinegar
Penn Central
Northeast
Brock Adama
D — Wash
Belfast gunmen fire on street wounds five in Catholic district
Belfast gunmen sprayed a street with machine gun fire wounding five men in a Roman Catholic area as violence on Tuesday killed one and injured fourteen. The attack started near a hospital guard then targeted a bar and a street corner before the shooters fled. One victim was in serious condition.
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Belfast
McDonnell Street
Gunfire exchange at Wounded Knee injures two
Indian force occupants at Wounded Knee exchanged thousands of rounds with federal agents Tuesday. At least two injured inside the village, one hospitalized in Rapid City in very critical condition after head wound surgery. A second man with a hand wound remained at Wounded Knee. identities not released. Reports of additional injuries possible.
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UPI
Wounded Knee
Rapid City
Lon Nol cabinet resigns in bid to strengthen unity
President Lon Nol announced the entire cabinet resigned to broaden political support and unity in Cambodia as Communist offensives assail Takeo Tran Khlar and Kep. He urged cooperation from opposition leaders while a new cabinet including opposition members was promised, with U.S. bombings continuing outside key towns.
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UPI
Lon Nol
U.S
Hang Thun Hak
Cambodia
Indochina
Sisowath Sirik Matak
Democratic Party
Ta Tam
Tran Khwar
Kep
Takeo
Tran Khatar
Tran Kiar
Nixon orders new probes into Watergate
President Nixon announced intensified investigations into Watergate on March 21 stating no White House official holding a major position should receive immunity. White House aide Ron Ziegler noted earlier claims were based on initial information and subsequent findings may differ. He reported no resignations and staff continuing normal duties amid progress.
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White House
John W. Dean III
Ziegler
James W. McCord Jr
John J. Sinca
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