City Council Promises Action on Flooded South Side Streets
Three neighborhood groups asked for lasting repairs to flooded Carl Street and Countyline Road areas. Officials cited a 7 000 to 10 000 dollar plan to sink a new storm sewer and pledged to study funding as plans and bids proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Rombach
Carl St
Joseph C. Pagley
Council
Pagley
Lottie Shaffer
Mary Jean Cox
Carl Sr
Eugene DeCaprio
Larry D. Worth
Worth
Ago
Arwood T. Eckles
Eckles
Richard H. Biddle
Francis J. Rogan
Countyline Road
Pat Cioffi
Court St
Crestview Gardens
Cascade St
Ray
Vine
WPA
Cioffi
Countyline St
H. S. Fowler
S. Ray St
Rogan
William Pszenny
Federal grants tax exempt status to Atheist Library
Federal officials grant tax exempt status to Madalyn Murray O Hair's Atheist Library and she drops her lawsuit against the IRS. O Hair notes the historic recognition of atheist in government records as unique in American history.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Madalyn Murray O'Hair
Internal Revenue Service
O’hair
McGovern Gains 13 At Large Delegates In Pa
Pennsylvania delegates shift in the 1972 Democratic contest as George McGovern wins 13 at large spots amid backroom negotiations led by Gov. Milton Shapp. Humphrey claims 19, Muskie 11, with some delegates uncommitted. Contested entries include C. Delores Tucker and Leroy Irvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
UPI
George McGovern
Pennsylvania
McGovern
Allegheny County
Leonard Staisey
Staisey
Gerald Kaufman
Milton J. Shapp
Democratic State Committee
Shapp
Humphrey
Edmund
Muskie
Edmund Muskie
George Wallace
Ernest P. Kline
I.W. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
C. Delores Tucker
House
K. Leroy Irvis
Rob Levine
Montgomery County
Kaufman
Irvis
Elsie Swenson
Pennsylvania Federation
Abel
Harry Boyer
Aflcip
Mike Johnson
Afl-Cio
Philadelphia
James H.J. Tate
Gov
George
Herbert Fineman
Thomas Lamb
U.S
Thomas Morgan
Kline
Peter J. Camiel
Philadelphia Democratic Organization
Harvey Thiemann
Martin L. Murray
Senate
National Committee
Robert Jones
Rita Wilson Kane
Four youths injured in car mishap on Mahoning Ave viaduct
At 1 39 a m, four youths were hurt when their auto flipped on the Mahoning Ave viaduct. Debbie Craven 20 of Struthers survived with scrapes and bruises and was freed from wreckage after about an hour. Richard A. Ciancone 20 and Patrick Young 20 of Youngstown plus Margie Neher 18 of Struthers treated and released. Police attributed the crash to a skid on an unlit stretch as crews worked to restore lighting.
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Ohio
Mahoning Ave
St. Francis Hospital
Debbie Craven
Struthers
Richard A. Ciancone
Youngstown
Patrick Young
Margie Neher
Ciancone
Pennsylvania Power Co
Norman E. Turner
W. Ralph Ave
Butler Ave
Ray St
St. Francis
Turner
Sarah B. Cyphert
Raleigh RD 7
N.C
Vincent DeCarbo
E. Sutton St
Wilmington Ave
Winter Ave
Thomas D. Watkins
N. Locust St
Watkins
Roberta
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Stolen $18,000 truck tractor from Shenango Township
State police search for a red 1971 Mack truck tractor worth $18,000 reported missing from Robinson Service and Equipment on U.S. 422. Owner Daniel L. Bully of 1106 Woodrow Ave identified. Tesone trucking decals on both doors. Also sought two males seen loading beer from Verterano's Distributors in Hillsville at 12:25 a.m. with inventory affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Service and Equipment, Inc
U.S. 422
Shenango Township
Mack
Daniel L. Bully
Woodrow Ave
Tesone Trucking Company
Verterano’s Beer Distributors
Hillsville
Governor Shapp presses equal time on death penalty
In a column from Harrisburg Governor Milton Shapp argues against capital punishment, calling it unlikely to deter crime, irrevocable, and unevenly applied. He notes no executions in Pennsylvania for a decade, cites precedents abroad, and urges reevaluation or abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shapp
UPI
Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Harrisburg
U.S. Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
England
United States
Commonwealth Court
Roy Wilkinson
Pennsylvanians For
Pennsylvania Abortion Law Commission
Japan to pay victims of Lod airport massacre
The Japanese cabinet approved a 1.5 million dollar payment to more than 80 injured and 26 killed in the Lod Israel airport attack carried out by three Japanese gunmen. The decision underscored rare state responsibility for citizens’ crimes abroad.
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Tokyo
UPI
Tel Aviv
Lod International
Lod
Kigali
Rwanda
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Boston
Dennis Austin
Somerville
Kevin H. White
Austin
University of Massachusetts At Boston
White
City Hall
Newark
N.J
Kenneth A. Gibson
Newark City
Mosley
W. Va
Adam Toney
West Virginia House of Delegates
Toney
West Virginia Turnpike
San Francisco
Joseph W. Nobles
Dingdong Gripman
Nobles
Madalyn M. O’hair
API
Department of Labor and Industry
Department
Switzerland
Dymats
Ecu
Japan
Belfast
Irish Republic
Ulster
Irish Republican Army Ira
Lurgan
Natrona Heights
Joseph Wells
Grove City
Henry Moore
Mercer County
Joseph P. Smith
Sharon
Terry McGowan
George Forrester
Mercer
John Arsenault
Canyon City
Colo
Kathleen Byer
Wolf Creek Two
Belgrade
Soviet Union
China
Peking
Moscow
Kremlin
Nixon
Europe
FBI
American Airlines
Robert George Dillenbeck
International
Los Angeles
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