Birth defects drive Mothers March in Lawrence County
Mothers of Lawrence County launch the L975 2 Mothers March for the March of Dimes at 909 Leasure Ave. About 230 volunteers, led by Mrs Best, aim to raise awareness of birth defects and prenatal care. James Mickousny, father of Jamie who has multiple defects, joins as a porter child advocate, sharing the impact of medical care and education on disabled children.
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Dames Bes
J.B
Jamie Mickusmy
Lawrence County
March of Dimes
Mather
Leasure Ave
Hess
Best
Peyeareold James
Jeanie Mickousny
Myr
Joseph
Mickousry
Jackson Road
Jamie
Matult of Dimes Porter
Western Pennsylvania School For the Blind
Pittsburgh
Janie
Children’s Hospital
Mes
Mietrusny
Peintiog
Damle
Hin Diane
Clarion State College
Navid
Children blamed for two fires causing heavy damage
Firemen said youngsters playing with fires started two incidents of extensive damage totaling about 11800 dollars. One home at 743 Cleugh and Ave suffered 4500 dollars in fire and attic smoke after a passerby alerted the department. A second blaze at 126 Hiehlien Ave began when a child used a cigarette lighter, forcing firefighters to remain for an hour to extinguish the living room fire and smoke.
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Fid Callahan
Cleugh
Ave
Thenas Engle
Hiehlien Ave
Croton Area
Mike Debslok
Ed Callihan
Cleveland Ave
Syrians Lead Patrols to Enforce Beirut Cease Fire
In suburban Beirut clashes erupted as leftists attacked a Phalangist position in Min, Ruminaneh, injuring two. Palestinian and Syrian forces reinforced the halt to fighting, with patrols patrolling western Beirut and surrounding districts to enforce the two day old cease fire. Police reported deaths and clashes as the truce held for a quiet day in the capital.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Maslear
Tebanon
Phalan
Gist Party
Imilitis
Min
Ruminaneh
Chiah
Neier
Chigh
Aii Rummaneh
Regula
Lothish
Mostern
Skidding truck kills woman in Mercer County collision
Colleen M. Welsh, 25, of Shenango Township Mercer County, was killed at 8:30 a.m. near West Middlesex on Interstate 80 when her car left the road and she walked along the median. A skidding tractor trailer driven by William J. Besser of Sharpsville jackknifed while avoiding a stopped vehicle, striking Welsh. She died at the scene and was later taken to Sharon General Hospital. coroner’s ruling followed.
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West Middlesex
Colleen M. Welsh
Galleal Estates
Shenango Township
Mercer County
Welsh
Canfield
Ohio
Farmers Savings and Loan Co
John K. Mohney
Sharon General Hospital
Energy park plans shelved amid environmental and economic concerns
Harrisburg reports that the Governor's Energy Council unanimously halted four utilities energy park studies in Pennsylvania. Critics cited air and water impact, land use, and tax issues, urging a legislative review before any plant sitings proceed.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Roncery
Governor's Energy Council
Pennsylvana
Ernest Kline
Milton J. Shapp
Metropolitan Edison Co
Founaylvania Electric Co
Pennsylvania Power and Light On
Philadelphia Electric Co
Ottis
Pennsylvania
Nuclear power deemed safe option for Maryland energy future
A Maryland expert panel led by Johns Hopkins University concludes nuclear power is an acceptable, environmentally favorable major future electricity source alongside coal. While accidents could release radioactivity, risk is lower than from many other technologies, and the panel warns meeting demand will require both nuclear and coal. Public hearings begin Feb the panel notes, with a final report due in spring.
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Annapolis
UPI
Arc
Gos
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Robert HK. Koy
Cean Enditus of Engineering Science
Johns Hopkins University
Ford in top shape after Bethesda medical checkup
President Ford, 62, underwent his annual medical examination at Bethesda Naval Hospital accompanied by friends. Doctors led by Tear Adm. William Lukash performed a full battery of tests, with the checkup expected to last about three hours. He traveled from the White House in a 25 minute drive, briefly out in 20 degree weather without an overcoat.
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Waslington
UPI
Ford
Bethesda Naval Hospital
White House
William Lukash
Bethesda
Singer Robeson dies at 77 in Philadelphia hospital
Internationally known baritone actor and activist Paul Robeson died Friday at Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia at age 77 after a stroke. A famed All American football player turned singer, he faced notoriety for his Soviet-era views and civil rights advocacy.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Paul Robeson
Presbyterian Hospital
Robeson
Hospital Des
Soviet Union
Cut-rate air fare bid blocked by board
Washington reports that World Airways lost a second bid to run cut-rate transcontinental service at 80 per passenger. The Civil Aeronautics Board dismissed the request as unauthorized to consider merits. Restrictions from a 14 year old law may be outdated, prompting Congress to review the situation.
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Washington
UPL
World Airways
Civil Aeronautics Board
World Airway
East
West Coasts
Congress
World
Hearst lawyers accused of blocking prosecution exam
UPI reports Patricia Hearst's defense lawyers allegedly blocked a prosecution psychiatrist from completing his examination before the trial. An emergency motion to halt the defense actions was filed in U S District Court, with arguments set for Monday before Judge Oliver J Carter. The defense also seeks to dismiss Hearst's robbery indictment on grounds of lack of exculpatory evidence to the grand jury.
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San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
U.S
David Bapcroft
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Carter
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