Lake led snowstorm triggers Erie County emergencies
A freak lake effect storm dumps over two feet of snow on areas south of Buffalo. Evang, North Tewans, and Angola declare states of emergency affecting about 20,000 people as utilities and roads strain under abnormal winter conditions.
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Railway strike ends as workers return to work in Madrid
Madrid reports 3800 marshd workers resuming jobs after a four day strike while unrest spreads nationwide. Police move to break up demonstrations as a church meeting yields a compromise 455 dollar pay hike. The settlement challenges Spain's post Franco government and its wage policy amid economic troubles.
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Prayers Pause as Seniors Refuse Lunch Blessings
In Kalamazoo federal program diners stopped saying grace before meals after one member threatened to sue. They now pause for a moment of silence outside six lunch sites at the community center, with Senior Services Inc. citing church and state concerns. A separate Philadelphia report notes a federal judge tossed attorney Richard Sprague’s $5081.10 civil suit, saying he knew his remarks would end his employment.
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Richard A. Sprague
T. Eilliott Fitzpatrick
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Yablonski
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Walid
Weirut
Beirut
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Manson follower seeks judge disqualification in threats case
Sandra Good demanded District Judge Thomas MacBrine recuse himself claiming bias from presiding over the trial of Lynette Fromme. Good, 35, faces counts of making threats by telephone to four newspapers and three radio stations and, with Susan Murphy, 34, is charged with conspiring to mail death threats to businesses and government offices.
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Water Restored in Landrum After Contaminant Shutoff
Landrum North Carolina residents await tap water as state health officials declare the supply safe following a Tuesday shutdown. Mayor Cogdell said power restored water should reach homes by morning, with residents hoping for a bath. Contaminant discovered Monday night in Vaughn's Creek caused the only local water source to be shut down.
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Landrim
North Carolina-South
Catalina
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Timber fraud case ends in prison terms for trio
Former President Richard M. Mason associate Richard M. Mason part in a Malaysian timber cutting scam drew 90 days in a work release program and a 5000 dollar fine. Co-defendants Lloyd D. Hardesty and Calvin Buehrer received one year in prison followed by five years probation. Rentsehler, 50, of Lake Forest, proclaimed innocence as the judge handed down sentences.
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Richard M. Mason
William H. Rentsehler
Lake Forest
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Rentsehler
U.S
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Neshannock man criticizes officials in heated meeting
Frank Granata of 59 Lalayo Avenue accuses township leaders of mismanagement and questions the legitimacy of elected officials. He urges Supervisor Alduk to resign and face a new vote while criticizing tax policy and road maintenance. The board approved a traffic signal contract delay and a 49000 capital reserve placement.
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Frank Atdok
Elimax
Alduk
Frank Granata
Lalayo Unive
Granato
Akluk
John Cater
Cater
Highard Veri
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Sagy Falls
Pa 1B
Mitchell Road
Pa 18
Bruce & Merrilees Electric Co
New Castle
Lermis
Peoples Bank of Western Pennsylvania
City conference caps Northwest District meeting in New Castle
Officials from about 30 to 40 jurisdictions are slated to attend the Northwest District session of the Pennsylvania League of Cities in New Castle at the Castle Arms Motor Hotel. The program runs 6 a.m. to noon with coffee, business, officer elections, and a luncheon. State and district leaders from Harrisburg and local cities such as Sharon are expected, and a new director will be named to fill a vacancy.
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Castle Arms Motor Hotel
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Hutter
Robert G. Stautsche
Sharon
Heutsche
Basil Scott
Hentsehe
Courteilman
John Cook
Eugene Parsi
Cook
Butler
Paraise
Farrell
Weshannock
Frank Vitril
Quelch
He Situation
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Viteil
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World mourns Chou En-lai as China prepares funeral
Leaders from around the globe offered condolences as China began six days of mourning for Premier Chou En-lai. Mao Zedong chaired a 407-member funeral committee arranging Thursday services and burial at the Babaoshan Revolutionary Cemetery.
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Chau En
Peking
Chow
Imen
People’s Republic of China
Aps
China
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Chou
Ba Byo Stan
Washington seeks militia to stay in Cambridge
On October 10, the Senate requests the Massachusetts Council of Safety to persuade the provincial militia to remain in Cambridge due to thin troops from the Army.
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Massachusetts Council of Safety
Cambridge
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