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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1977

Page

2

Bloodless coup in Seychelles shakes tiny island nation

In Victoria Seychelles Prime Minister France Albert Rene overthrew President James Mancham after a period of shooting in the capital. Rene imposed a curfew closed schools and ordered most workers to stay home. He proclaimed a new government and deported senior officials while suspending the constitution and parliament.

Victoria Seychelles UPI France Albert Rene James Mancham Indian Ocean Rene Reno Mancham London Hene A.J. O'Brien National Assembly Mahe Peoples United Party Jimmy Britain Inset

Six Day War anniversary marks tense Arab Israeli tensions

Arabs mark the ten year anniversary of the Six Day War with calls for renewed prep for another battle while Israel observes a quiet commemoration amid Likud victory and hard line policy. The conflict centered on the Sinai Golan Heights and West Bank territories as memories of 1967 contrast with gains shown in 1973.

United Press International Middle East Israel Likud Menahem Begin Sinai Peninsula Egypt Golan Heights Syria West Bank Jordan

Kidnapers Free Rome Lawyer After 37 Days Of Captivity

Rosario Nicolo, a wealthy Rome lawyer, was released Sunday after 37 days in captivity and a reported ransom of 1.1 million dollars. Police cited cautions on confirming the sum. Captors kept his ears sealed with wax and exchanged only written messages. He described being chained to a small stretcher under a staircase and unable to sleep initially. Italy has seen a surge in kidnappings with 40 cases reported this year.

Rome UPI Rosario Nicolo Rome University Law Faculty Nicole Italy

Private bathroom power play stirs Pennsylvania House

Anita Palermo Kelly leads a battle to keep the Lady Members Lounge access exclusive for women in the Pennsylvania House. Negotiations split lawmakers, with backers and opponents citing decorum and image amid lingering scandal reflections.

Sharon Sexton Harrisburg UPI Anita Palermo Kelly Philadelphia Anita Kelly Capitol Kelly Theodore Berlin D-Bucks Mrs. Kelly Berlin House Herbert Fineman Helen Gillette Allegheny Agnes Scanlon Rep Helen Wise Centre County

Tale of the highways inspection as cornerstone of road longevity

PennDOT and New Castle oversee pavement quality. Inspectors verify material origin and consistency from plants to job sites. Tests at Harrisburg labs confirm temperature density and compaction while water intrusion and sealant use affect pothole prevention.

John K. Manna Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Penndot City of New Castle Richard Fox Franklin Ohio Bureau of Materials and Testing Wilmington Road Fox Harrisburg Harbor-Edinburg Russell Kawa Lawrence

Young says King death a blessing in Playboy interview

United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young claimed Martin Luther King was killed as a blessing and that King had done all he could. He spoke from Memphis where King was assassinated and critiqued diplomacy, U.S. policy, and Cuba's role in Angola while denying any intent to aid Idi Amin.

Chicago UPI United Nations Andrew Young Martin Luther King King Young Memphis Tenn Henry) Kissinger Angola Cuba Vietnam Nixon Idi Amin

Left wing party gains lead in Turkish elections

With 81.5 percent of votes counted former premier Bulent Ecevit's Republican People's Party led over Suleyman Demirel's Justice Party in the Turkish legislative election. Ecevit projected a potential majority with 222 to 235 seats while Demirel could win 173 to 186. splinter parties held 39 seats.

Istanbul Turkey UPI Bulent Ecevit Suleyman Demirel Ecevit National Assembly Demirer Justice Party

NEH Grants Support Pennsylvania Humanities Programs

The National Endowment for the Humanities awards nine Pennsylvania institutions Humanities Challenge Grants totaling up to 1.2 million dollars with the Carnegie Museum of Natural History receiving 600000 dollars and Franklin Institute 396000 dollars. Grants require a minimum three to one matching private contributions to bolster humanities programs.

Lehigh County Historical Society

Inmate kills Graterford kitchen steward during argument

Edward Boyer a 49 year old kitchen steward at State Correctional Institution Graterford was struck by an inmate during a Sunday argument while supervising breakfast. The inmate punched Boyer knocking him unconscious and he died an hour later at Valley Forge Heart Hospital.

Graterford, Pa UPI State Correctional Institution At Graterford Edward Boyer Pottstown Rd3 Boyer Valley Forge Heart Hospital

Four Weekend Fires Claim One Life In Philadelphia

A 60 year old woman Elizabeth Hill died from third degree burns in a North Philadelphia home fire at 11 30 p m Saturday. The weekend spree included a two alarm fire in a vacant three story building, a three alarm blaze at a six story warehouse rear, and a sofa fire in a boarding house left Charlene Faulk 38 in serious condition at St Agnes Burn Center.

Philadelphia UPI Elizabeth Hill Charlene Faulk St. Agnes Quinn

Tornadoes Cause Damage Across Wisconsin Indiana

Powerful storms spawned five tornadoes in Wisconsin and two in Indiana causing scattered roof damage and downed trees. Wind gusts up to 70 mph knocked out power in West Terre Haute and across Brown Bartholomew and Jackson counties with no injuries reported.

United Press International Midwest Wisconsin Indiana West Terre Haute Brown Bartholomew Jackson

Riverside man kills two sons then himself in standoff

In Riverside California a 36-year-old man shot and killed his two young sons and then killed himself after a five hour standoff with sheriff's deputies. Frieda Kreier 27 called authorities when her husband Russell armed with a shotgun took the children hostage in the Mira Loma area. Deputies surrounded the home and after five hours heard shots and found the bodies of Kreier and his sons Russell Jr five Chad two.

Riverside Calif UPI Frieda Kreier Sheriff's Office Russell Mira Loma Kreier Russell Jr Chad

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