Washington Birthday Celebrations at Monument Base
Colorful ceremonies observing George Washington's birthday were held at the base of the Washington Monument yesterday. Victor Temple of Marlow Heights, Maryland, served as one of the flag bearers during the National League of Masonic Clubs event.
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Weather roundup notes snow northern Plains to Great Lakes
Tuesday night features snow in the northern Plains and western Great Lakes with showers in the Pacific Northwest and rain in the mid Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast. Elsewhere, conditions are clear to partly cloudy with a mix of temperatures and a cold Western Pennsylvania forecast including near zero to the lower teens tonight.
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Death notices list several residents on February 22 1972
The Rev Miles Stewart 79 of 2307 S Jefferson St Arthur Leo Fulkerson 75 of 1054 N Mill St Kandice Jean Streit five days of Ellwood City William W Smeal 94 of 126 Edgewood Ave Martin W Chronister 51 of Portersville RD 1 Mrs Frank W Kennedy 78 of 108 N Mill St all are recorded as deceased.
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S. Jefferson St
Arthur Leo Fulkerson
N. Mill St
Kandice
Jean Streit
Ellwood City
William W. Smeal
Edgewood Ave
Martin W. Chronister
Portersville
Frank W. Kennedy
Nixon Chou En-lai Meet As Peking Welcomes Guests
President Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai confer for nearly four hours in Peking while crowds line streets and buy newspapers. Mrs Nixon toured the city visiting the Peking Hotel kitchen, the summer palace, and the zoo as two pandas entertain, with plans to donate musk oxen to the Peking Zoo.
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Kennedy youth on hijacked Lufthansa jet amid Yemen crisis
Joseph P. Kennedy III, 19, son of Robert Kennedy, was aboard a Lufthansa 747 with 188 passengers when hijackers seized the New Delhi to Athens flight over Pakistan. Five gunmen demanded refueling in Yemen, released some passengers, and warned against approaching the plane as authorities sought release.
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Athens
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Frankfurt
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Beirut
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Bonn
City agency to help UHURU on housing project bailout
Redevelopment Authority agrees to aid the UHURU housing project if HUD consents. UHURU faces roughly a $200000 shortfall on a $24 million cost, with FHA insuring $22 million despite rents capped by the agency. The board weighs using contingencies and asks UHURU to pursue savings and negotiate fees, while noting potential precedent concerns.
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Federal Housing Administration
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FHA
Steve F. Prokopchak
Authority
Sidney L. Lockley
UHURA
Prokopchak
Herman W. Green
Green
Treasury
Falls St
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Lockley
Shenango River
Dorsey Howard Jr
Howard
Harrisburg Redevelopment Authority
Wayne Cioffi
James Trepicone
James Farris
Russell Boyle
HUD
Penn Power Pollution Hearing Held in Lawrence County Court
A Lawrence County Court hearing addressed a pollution charge by the state Department of Environmental Resources against Pennsylvania Power Company. The case concerns five coal-fired boilers at the West Pittsburg plant allegedly emitting pollutants at twice the legal limit.
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County ends outside placements at juvenile home
The county will no longer accept children from Armstrong Venango or Butler for the detention home near the courthouse. Inmates from other counties will be kept out while local placements rise from 94 in 1962 to 301 in 1970. Vandalism is up and tougher jail isolation could follow.
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