Road project stalled by Chrysler halt near New Stanton
Road construction in New Stanton Pennsylvania is delayed as Chrysler Corp ends plans to build a manufacturing facility and a 185 million project for a four lane highway faces postponement. PennDOT officials warn further delays due to financing and project scope.
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New Stanton
Chrysler Corp
Westmoreland County
Chrysler
Sky Base
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
John Soke
Penndot
Hearst Lawyers Contest Psychiatric Examination Order
In San Francisco attorney groups challenge Judge Oliver J. Carter’s order requiring Patricia Hearst to cooperate with a government psychiatrist. They argue the mandate is unconstitutional and threaten further legal action. The hearing with Carter is scheduled, as San Francisco officials weigh sanctions for alleged rights violations.
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San Francisco
UPY
Patricia Nears
Delonate
Jehnson
Miss Hearst
Oliver J. Carter
Uial
Rawspaper
Harry Kozol
Boston
Sullason
Carter
Antibiotic Shortage Hits Cleveland Hospitals
In Cleveland the supply of penicillin G and other antibiotics is severely constrained. John Hedwell of University Hospitals says the current stock is about 2 percent of normal, with Metropolitan General Hospital reporting shortages and rising prices as demand outstrips supply.
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Cleveland
UPS
John T. Hedwell
University Hospitals
Metropolita General Hospital
Blackhawk strike ends BRAVEH district vote on new three year contract
In BRAVEH Falls PA voters approved a three year contract raising annual salaries by 1200 dollars as a strike ended after a marathon bargaining session overseen by Judge Berylstein. Classes resume at Joy High School with limited sessions for seniors while others return Tuesday affecting 4380 students.
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Braveh Falls
Blackhawk
Dex
Witnesses to testify on Pennsylvania conservation impacts
Fourteen witnesses are to testify this week at a state Senate committee hearing on environmental laws and a required economic impact statement for all proposed environmental measures. State Sen. Robert Melton criticizes environmental checks as costly to the economy. In a separate item, Sandra Good pleads in court to threatening telephone calls linked to the murder plot surrounding Lynette Fromme.
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UPH
State Senate
Pennsylvania
Robert Melton
Senate Environmental Resources Committee
Meltan
Sacranertim
Cakul
Sandra Good
Lynette Fromme
Miss Good
Detroit Free Press
New Orleans
Hamilton
Ont
Altoona
Iowa caucus opens race with early 1976 test
Des Moines reports the 1976 presidential race begins as about 100 000 Iowa voters head to Democratic and Republican precinct caucuses. Six Democrats campaign to gain delegates while Republicans gauge strength for Ford and Reagan. Carter leads among potential front runners. Bayh Humphrey Udall and others seek top three spots. Ford attends events. Reagan shops during refueling.
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California
Ronald Reagan
South
Darden Research Corp
Alabima
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Caroolina
Tennessee
Heagan
Des Moines
Iowa
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Derewcratie Peecinel
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Tewest
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Reagan
Jimmy Carter
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Rani
Indiana
Bitch Bayh
Wil
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Minnesota
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Arizona
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R. Sargent Shriver
Towa
Lebanon sinks deeper as sectarian violence erupts
Fighting rages across Beirut and Lebanon as mosques call for uprising to aid Palestinian and leftist gunmen fighting Christian forces. at least 359 killed and over 500 wounded. Premier Rashid Karami resigns after seven months amid failed ceasefires and a collapsing peace effort.
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Lebanon
UPI
Rashid Karani
Salvation
Karan
Lehane
Karami
Tadonwrte
Seould
Heatwant BC
Amlore
Mercenaries Loot Angolan Towns Amid Civil War Turmoil
In Angola mercenaries led by Daniel Chipenda storm banks and loot villages near Huambo and Sa Ta Bandeira. UNITA officials label them outlaws while Chipenda fights on his own against MPLA and FNLA forces, prompting calls for FNLA discipline. A separate incident in Sicily reports 91-year-old Nicolo Sarrica escaping a hospital by rope, saying the facility felt like a prison.
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Angola
UPID
Hemighout
Soutier Angola
Areca
National Union For Wie Total Independence of Angola
UNITA
Umita
Huambo
Nova
MPLA
National Front For the Liberation of Angola
FLA
He Wai
FNLA
Chiponda
Sefalu
Sicily
UPI
Nicolo Sarrica
Jim
Sarrica
Sarrtea
Congress Faces Budget and Policy Battles This Session
The new Congress returns amid debates over a 395 billion dollar budget, energy and tax plans, and updates on unemployment, oil, and foreign aid. Key issues include budget rules under a 1977 law, energy deregulation, consumer advocacy, gun control, revenue sharing, and possible tax reforms.
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UPL
Congress
Ford
Progresa
Aeight
Congress Trust
Ergy
Middle East
Sexael
Egypt
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Pittsburgh teachers strike report calls pay increase inadequate
A court panel suggested a 33.6 million pay rise for about 4000 striking teachers, labeling it inadequate. The report noted disputes over salaries, school discipline, and class size, with the parties far apart and arbitration urged if talks fail.
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Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Common Pleas Court
Donald Ziegler
Paul Fraser
PYT
Francis
Board of Education
Ziegler
Aso
Innecyiews
School Board
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