ACLU Slams Welfare Bill Provisions as Preposterous
Harrisburg UPI The American Civil Liberties Union assailed sections of a welfare bill as offensive and preposterous. It targets work registration and a central registry of missing fathers, urging due process and protection of recipients’ capacities. The Senate Appropriations Committee plans action amid changes and objections.
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Billionaire J Paul Getty dies at 83 in London mansion
J Paul Getty a noted oil magnate and art connoisseur died at his Sutton Place home after a long illness. He disliked being called the world's richest man, preferring to be remembered as a versatile businessman and donor. He left an estate valued between 10 and 20 billion dollars and planned to fund charitable foundations while ensuring his three sons and 15 grandchildren were provided for.
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Farmers Market Fails to Draw Crowds in New Castle
Downtown New Castle held a farmers market on East Street near North and E Washington but drew no farmers or buyers. Mayor Rogan cited early start of season and harvest timing as factors. market limited to self produced fruits vegetables and baked goods with health verification.
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Pennsylvania gubernatorial race gears up for 1978
Strategists for three Democratic contenders outline early moves as Lt. Gov. Ernest Kline, Pittsburgh Mayor Pete Flaherty, and Auditor General Robert Casey begin shaping campaigns. Kline pushes to align party leadership and cabinet picks while Flaherty gains momentum as vice chairman of the state delegation to the national convention amid Shapp’s uncertain role.
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Pennsylvania
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Flaherty
Georgia
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Carter
News digest escalates campaigns and weddings in June
A digest notes campaign intensification for local candidates, multiple wedding notices, and social items. It lists diverse figures and places, including Mrs. Howard D. Brown and J. Gayle Eagan, with brief weather and park attendance data for Shenango River and Moraine State Park.
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Moraine State Park
Sewer money okayed for Neshannock Township
A federal sewer grant of 4.3 million dollars was approved for Neshannock Township. Supervisor chairman John E. Cater said paperwork with the EPA and bid advertising follow. Construction could begin this fall linked to the city system as part of ongoing regional sewer planning. The EPA also approved 6.2 million for the city, and Union Township may receive about 2.5 million.
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Flooded Idaho Valley Devastation After Teton Dam Burst
The Teton Dam failure unleashed a torrent that inundated 300 square miles in the Upper Snake River Valley. At least six people died, 7,000 homes ruined, and 30,000 evacuated as residents faced mud, pesticide-contaminated water, snakes, and disease risks. President Ford declared the area a disaster, enabling federal aid.
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