New LARK Workshop Aims To Ease Growing Pains
A ground breaking marks the start of a new LARK Workshop in New Castle. Officials praise the project for providing meaningful work to clients and backing from state and local leaders. Key figures include Randall Brown of the state Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau and CARE board president Francis Manfredi among many others.
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State Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Brown
LARK
Care Board
Francis Manfredi
Carol Weingarther
County Mental Health-Mental Retardation
Mh-Mir
Ed Kappeler
Mh-Mr
J. Pred Rentz
County United Fund
Evelyn Moldover
Lark Building Committee
Furlong
W. ‘Thomas Andrews
H-Lawrence
Ralph D. Pratt
Dnewt
Limington
Thomas J. Fee
Eugene DeCaprio
New Castle
Angelo Sands
Shenango
Herbert Bintrim
Cecil Oliphant
Richard Barberger
Frank A. Vitril
Thomas 4. Shumaker
Richard Moody
Lark Workshop
Frenk A. Vitril
Lark Board
Francia Manfredi
Albert Frengels
Themgt Shurmaker
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Carter Maps Election Plan for Flanking Campaigns
Jimmy Carter outlined a fast, nationwide drive to win every state. He spoke at a Democratic National Committee breakfast with Mondale, pledging to fundraise for candidates and push a broad voter registration push targeting minorities and unregistered voters ahead of Labor Day campaign starts.
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Carter
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Democrat National Committee
California
Reagan
Michigan
Ford
Richard M. Nimen
George S. McGovern
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Robert 8. Strauss
Hamilton Jordan
Preane
Senator Mondale
Jordan
Mark Siegel
DNC
Poud
Ford Reagan edge to clinch final delegates
United Press International reports Ford and Reagan racing for the last 55 delegates in Connecticut and Utah. Ford aimed to grab all 45 Hartford delegates while Reagan hoped for all 20 in Utah as both camps push toward the 1,130 needed for the nomination. Carter arrives home from the Democratic convention amid praise from Plains. Mondale returns with the VP nomination greeted by supporters in the rain.
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United Press International
Ford
Connecticut
Ronald Reagan
Utah
Hoq
GGEP
Reagan
Salt Lake City
Hartford
Kansas City
Fleagan
Carter
Walter Mondale
Fire devastates Chicago apartment building. five dead
A four story brick building on Thomas Street near Oakley Boulevard burned early today. Five residents were confirmed dead at St Mary's Hospital with four others treated for burns and smoke inhalation. The blaze began at 4:32 a.m. in the 2400 block area as firefighters battled the flames and smoke.
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Chicago
UPI
Rt. Mary's
Netaresh Hospital
St. Mary's
Thomas Street
Oakley Blvd
Ohio man indicted in securities fraud scheme
A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh returned an 11 count indictment charging Arnold Malkin of Hubbard Ohio operating as American Mutual Investments in Youngstown with mail and wire fraud transporting fraudulently obtained securities and disposing of them. The scheme promised Polaroid Corp and American Mutual Fund shares at low prices with free shares. Malkin allegedly took 963,900 from six purchasers in Irania but did not deliver shares or return funds.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Ohio
Arnold Malkin
Hubbard
Malkin
American Mutual Investments
Youngstown
Polaroid Corp
American Mutual Fund
Irania
Gulf agrees to settlement on minority and women employment
The Department said Gulf Oil has agreed to take affirmative action and pay nearly 1 million dollars in back pay to 636 workers including 611 minorities and 25 women at the Fall River Port Arthur refinery. The case is described as a major equal employment opportunity action under federal anti discrimination laws governing government contractors.
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Wasturn Runuri
Spe Lapor Department
Gulf of Camp
Fall
Port Arthur
Tex
Winds Ravage Sandusky Bay Sailboat Races
Strong winds swept northern Ohio injuring many at the Sandusky Bay regatta, part of the Ohio District championship by the Cleveland Yacht Club. About 40 boats were on the bay. 54 boaters fell overboard and all but one were rescued. Coast Guard and police launched a search for the missing racer Charles Lutes of Piqua.
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United Press
Ohio
Hi Sakbauls
Sandusky Bay
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Cleveland Yacht Club
Bay
Léeapstead
Coast Guard
Elas
Charles Lutes
Piqua
Hay fever study seeks volunteers at Northwestern University
In Evanston, Northwestern University medical school begins a pollen extract study to improve ragweed allergy protection. Dr Hoy Patterson says 3 suited volunteers will be accepted who are ragweed allergic over 21 with ragweed season history. A Pittsburgh jury convicts Robert Wideman of second degree murder and armed robbery in a fatal car ambush tied to stolen TV sales. Morena was shot fleeing a park near Saw Mill Run Boulevard after a prior visit to arrange the theft.
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Evanston
UPI
Northeester University
Hoy Patterson
Pittssurgh
Allegheny County Criminal Court
Pittsburgh
Robert Wideman
Turer
Nichola Morena
Morena
Saw Mill Run
Wideman
Carpenter Wins Buckeye Lottery Monthly Prize
Aaron E. Fout of Columbus captured a $1,000 a month prize in the Ohio Lottery Buckeye Lottery drawing Friday night. The 19th wedding anniversary remark reflected his disbelief as he awaited the next day’s reaction. He is a father of three.
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Cleveland
Aaron E. Fout
Columbus Carpenter
Ife
Ohto
Convoy Plans Called Cover for New Battle
News reports from Beirut say leftist newspapers accuse U S evacuation convoys of providing sea cover for a Christian Syrian attack on western Beirut. The State Department trims embassy staff as living conditions worsen and fighting continues around Tal Zaatar with renewed shelling downtown and at the port.
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Lebanon
UPI
Attilals
Lebarnon
Mosler
Moturret
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Jounieh
Heirat
As Safir
Hama
Syria
Palestine Liberation Organization
An Nahar
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Abdel Salam Jalloud
Hafez Assad
Washington
State Department
Beiru
Robert Funseth
Talente
Seelye
Beinit
Farbassy
Spaniards Seek Amnesty Policy From New Government
Spain's week old government said it will ask King Juan Carlos to grant amnesty for crimes motivated by political beliefs. Backed by Prime Minister Adolfo Suarez, the plan would take effect July 23 and aims to speed democratic reforms and grant autonomy to Basque and Catalan regions while seeking opposition input.
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Madrid
Spain
UPI
Juan Carlos
Generalissitio
Francisco Franco
Opposi
Adolfo Suarez
Peru shuffles cabinet to steady unrest and austerity
Peru's military regime ousts pro Cuban prime minister and key leftist ministers, replacing them with moderates in a bid to quell protests and enforce drastic economic measures. Fernandez Maldonado and other radical figures depart as pragmatists gain ground amid a currency devaluation and price hikes.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Francisco Morales Bermudez
Morales Bermudez
Guillermo Arbulo
Jorge Fernandez Maldonado
Miguel Angel de la Flor
Enrique Gallegos
Fernandez Maldonado
Carlos Bobbio
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