Goldwater backs Ford for unity in GOP split
Sen Barry Goldwater urged Republican unity behind President Ford, arguing the party must rally to repeat 1968 and 1972 wins. He warned that a prolonged reorganization could weaken government, while Carter predicted GOP wounds would heal after the August nomination. Carter, courting AFL-CIO support, said he would begin vice presidential talks soon.
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High Court weighs gag orders on criminal case reporting
The Supreme Court signals openness to end prior restraint on press coverage of trials. Three justices already back free reporting and two more show similar views, with Justice Brennan cited among those favoring enforcement against reporting bans.
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Justices Reject Open Hearing Restraints in Press Reports
The Supreme Court Justices on Wednesday signaled limits to bans on reporting open preliminary hearings. Chief Justice Burger led with a view that reporting restraints violate settled principles, while Justices Stevens and White separately voiced openness to broader protections for a free press. Brennan urged stronger defenses, and the court discussed options like changing trial venue, postponement, juror screening, and clear instructions to ensure unbiased juries.
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Crime Prevention Group Elects Temporary Officers
The Lawrence County Crime Prevention Association formed last night with Marlin Stolpe as temporary chairman. Roy Baynham is vice chairman, Helen Taylor secretary, and Clara Maraldi treasurer. Stolpe will chair a by laws committee with Baynham. John Didula Norma Householder and Donald Williams serve. A Sept. 15 meeting is planned to expand representation and form a steering committee.
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A digest item reports scattered weather notes across multiple regions with showers and fair spells. It lists temperatures for cities including Atlanta, Houston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Duluth, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Phoenix and notes a Western Pennsylvania forecast. It also records Shenango River stage and Moraine State Park weather conditions with small precipitation and wind details.
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Temple study plans statewide drug and alcohol survey
Temple University's Institute for Survey Research will conduct a drug and alcohol use survey in Lawrence and about 30 other Pennsylvania counties. Personal interviewers will target ages 14 to 65, sampling households to measure incidence, prevalence and awareness of treatment facilities. About 2,000 people statewide are to be interviewed with guaranteed confidentiality.
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City freezes 1877 wages as firemen wage fight continues
City officials announced a no increase policy for 1977 affecting all city employees, including a wage rise demand by Local 160 firemen. The plan outlines nine contract changes, preserves a 4 8 hour week, shifts to alternate scheduling, lowers overtime, sets a 2496 hour year, and revises clothing, vacation, and sick leave rules under state law.
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Hijackers to release 100 more held people
Pro Palestinian guerrillas at Entebbe announced they would free about 100 more hostages from the hijacked Air France jet, leaving over 100 still held. The deadline was extended to Sunday, with Israel negotiating for 40 prisoners and Cuba holding 104 captives remaining at the airport.
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Speeders Face Higher Fines Effective Today
Speeding fines rise on Pennsylvania highways with base fines set at 35 dollars plus 10 dollars cost. Moving violations and drunken driving penalties increase, with extra charges for excess speed beyond five miles over the limit. Costs add 5 dollars if a hearing is requested. Most moving violations now carry 25 dollars plus 10 dollars cost. Drunken driving penalties include up to one year in jail and up to 2500 dollars fine.
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