Marino Strides Back to Health in Therapeutic Battle
Bennie J. Marino of 320 E Home St battles back to walking after poliodermamyiositus left him paralyzed. Therapy by the Lawrence County Society for Crippled Children and Adults, with weekly van transport from his home, helped him relearn movement and muscle control. He credits doctors, nurses, family, and friends for support as he progresses toward another personal victory and coaches a youth league.
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Marino
E. Home St
Lawrence County Society
Ellwood
New Castle Road
Cleveland Clinic
St. Francis and
Jameson
Fifth Ward
Council commends Worth on new bus grant effort
The City Council praised Business Administrator Larry D. Worth for securing a federal grant of 110 200 dollars to buy eight new buses and noted a potential extra 36 733 dollars if planning prerequisites are met. Worth described long efforts since August 1968 including trips to Washington and delays caused by the Lawrence County Planning Commission.
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Larry D. Worth
Worth
Lawrence County Planning
Richard E. Flannery
Council
Eugene DeCaprio
Firemen to Consider Overpayment Repayment Plans
City firemen meet to discuss options after an administration given list of repayment methods. An overpayment totaling 2250 dollars was made to 55 firefighters since the year started due to a computing error.
Police Held in Mistaken Identity Slaying Case
Pittsburgh police officer Patrolman Howard Landers, 34, is held for grand jury action on involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of Ernest Williams, 19, in Homewood. Williams was mistaken for escaped convict Leonard Moses during a June 22 confrontation.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Homewood
Howard Landers
Allegheny County
Ernest Williams
Trio held for court on lottery charges
Five men were arrested in late May and early June for lotteries violations. Fiorinto Monaco and Steven Brincko were dismissed for insufficient evidence. Carmen Deleone John Natale and Louis Zeigler were held on multiple counts with nine total among them. bonds continued.hearings held Tuesday. decision awaited.
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Merle H. Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Fiorinto Monaco
Smithfield St
Steven Brincko
Elmwood St
Carmen Deleone
Washington St
John Natale
E. Home &T
Louis Zeigler
E. Falls St
Shenango woman threatens to fill sewage ditch over repairs
Mrs Alfred Cairo of 2506 Ridgewood Court warned Shenango Township supervisors last night she would fill a drainage ditch near her home with dirt if it is not cleaned within a week. She cited weeds rocks and junk and said the ditch attracts bugs and mosquitoes.
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Shenango Township
Alfred Coiro
Ridgewood Court
Herbert Bintrim
Cairo
Construction jobs scarce and unemployment rising
A county Building Trades Council spokesman says construction starts are few this summer and unemployment among construction workers is high. He pins the slowdown on withheld federal and state funds for projects, noting unions report slow starts compared with past summers.
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County Building Trades Council
White tiger cub Moni dies at Washington Zoo
Washington zoo reports the death of a 16 month old white tiger named Moni, one of about 30 worldwide. Zoo director Dr. T. H. Reed expressed sorrow and said there is no current explanation for the cub’s death.
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Washington
UPI
Washington Zoo
T. H. Reed
Moni
Falls St. urban renewal seeks HUD funds for 1971 NDP
City council advanced Falls Street as part of the 1971 Neighborhood Development Program seeking HUD approval for a $3.5 million federal grant out of a $4.568 million project. The plan includes innerbelt highway construction and about 250 affordable housing units. If approved, Falls St. would join the 1972 NDP funding.
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John K. Manna
Falls St
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
NDP
HUD
Riverside
City Redevelopment Authority
W. Washington, Beaver
North
Shenango Streets
Fails St
Larry D. Worth
Foht Withholds Mental Health Clinic Payments
County controller Robert Foht told commissioners his office will refuse to pay about 1000 for April and May services by the Mental Health Clinic until a contract is signed. He said the contract is an administrative matter and the state funds MHMR with no set share, but wants a contractual relationship before spending. MH-MR administrator Dr. Murray Weisman said no new contract is needed as the clinic bills fee for service with only administrator authorization required.
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Dick Robbins
Robert Foht
Foht
Murray Weisman
Eisenhuth lands USW scholarship for engineering study
Larry Eisenhuth, 18, of New Wilmington RD 1, won a $500 United Steelworkers District 20 scholarship. He is a Lawrence County Vo-Tech High School graduate planning mechanical engineering at Youngstown State. His father is USW Local 1477 member in Sharon. The presentation occurred yesterday in Sharon.
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Larry Eisenhuth
New Wilmington RD 1
United Steelworkers
Larry
Dale Eisenhuth
USW
Sharon
Young Eisenhuth
Lawrence County
Vo-Tech
Youngstown State
Proxmire declassifies U S aid by country list
Senator William Proxmire with State Department approval disclosed a country by country breakdown of U S foreign aid. The release shows Greece receiving 79.875 million and Cambodia about 64.5 million in a second year of military aid amid concerns over rival aid claims.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
Dwis
State Department
USS
Proxmire
Department
U.S
United States
Greece
Proposals for Suez reopening. five month pause sought
United States presented Egypt with new plans to reopen the Suez Canal and sought a five month breathing spell to pursue a compromise. Two American diplomats in Cairo, Donald Bergus and Michael Sterner, led the talks this week.
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United Press International
United States
Egypt
Suez Canal
Beirut
Cairo
Donald Bergus
U.S
Michael Sterner
State Department
Philippines finds Stone Age Taladay tribe in Mindanao
Government officials report discovery of the Taladay tribe living deep in Mindanao rain forest. Social workers say the people have never tasted salt or sugar or smoked tobacco and may be among the last in the world unaware of tobacco. Dr. Robert B. Fox notes their unique status.
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Manila
UPI
Mindanao
Philippines
Robert B. Fox
Presidential Assistance For
U S Steel Ohio Works to Close July 17
UPI reports U S Steel will shut down the Ohio Works plant in Youngstown on July 17 due to falling orders. About 2,700 workers will be affected. McDonald plant operations will continue with supplies from other company facilities. In Philadelphia, 21 nuns offered to forego a 20 percent raise totaling $906,000 to ease the Supreme Court parochial aid ruling, but Cardinal Krol rejected the gesture.
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Youngstown
UPI
U.S. Steel Corp
Ohio
McDonald
Philadelphia
U.S. Supreme Court
The
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Sisters of St. Joseph
John Cardinal Krol
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Jackson Ave
Stewart St
Princeton
Savannah Roads
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Weisman
Lark Workshop For
MHMR
Charles Dlugokenski
Dlugokenski
Frank A. Vitril
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William C. Houk
Mh-Mr
Aid
Jeddah
Saudi Arabia
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Harrisburg
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