Pittsburgh Mayor Flaherty Faces Senate Criticism Over State Aid
Pittsburgh Mayor Flaherty testifies on the $3.6 billion state budget. Senate criticizes his call for a $450 million austerity plan and a 2 percent income tax reduction. Senators Mazzei Lamb and Snyder comment on his stance and surplus claims while Nolan questions shifting political motives.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pittsburgh
Pete Fisherty
State
Senate
Senate Appropriations
Benjamin Donolow
Philadelphia
Donolow
Fisherty
Flaherty
Snyder
Thomas Nolan
Allegheny
Plaherty
Nolan
Six hurt in auto collision in New Castle
Six members of a New Castle family were injured at Mercer Road and Maitland Lane after a crash at 12 45 p m. Nadyne Klingensmith 37 drove north on Mercer Road and collided with a car driven by Anna Warnock 60 from RD pulled from Maitland Lane.
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New Castle
Mercer Road
Maitland Lane
Nadyne Kilingensmuth
Northview Ave
Anna Warnock
Klingensmith
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Cindy Klingensmith
North Side Hospital
Youngstown
Lisa Klingensmith
Deborah Klingensmith
Klingersmith
Tetoek Memorial Hospital
Mary Kingecamith
Jameson “Gemorial Hogrtal
U S Air Raids Bomb North Vietnam and Vinh Oil Complex
U S jets from the carrier Midway bombed North Vietnam oil storage near Vinh as part of a six day air campaign. B52s struck targets 19 to 22 miles north of the DMZ and near Dong Hoi while 284 tactical missions and 21 B52 raids were flown in the region. At An Loc fighting continued with high casualties and a rescue effort for 1,200 wounded.
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North Vietnam
Midway
Vinh
U.S
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Yen Dai
Dong Hoi
An Loc
Saigon
Quang Tri
Kontum
Plei
Shenango OKs school budget for 1972 73
The Shenango Area School Board adopted a 2,900,100 budget up about 200,000 from last year, keeping real estate taxes at 48 mills and two per capita taxes. Eight new teachers were hired for next year and thirteen for summer school, all from Lawrence County. New stage curtains and lights were approved, remodeling funds allocated, and mini bike trespass rules posted on school grounds. Four staff will attend a curriculum conference at Shippensburg State College in June 2028.
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Shenango Area School Board
Roxanne Houck
Judith Iorio
Cheryl Graham
Linda Bintrim
Debbie Zoltani
Bruce Genkinger
Linda Foreman Crans
Kathleen Smith
Lawrence County
Gary Houk
Stanley Pruchnic
George’ Milnes
Thomas Hartwell
Thomas Lovesky
Theodore Maitland
Tiffin Scenic Studios Inc
Tiffin
Ohio
Shippensburg State College
Anthony Venturella
John Susko
Thad Bukowski
William Salzman
China Pushes Blame Clause At UN Environmental Conference
China urged a UN environment declaration to blame the United States and the Soviet Union for environmental destruction. The proposal, rejected by the United States and other Western delegations, was one of ten amendments sought. The session discussed financing and structure for a new UN environmental body with 48 member nations.
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Stockholm
UPI
China
United Nations Environment Conference
United States
Soviet Union
Inday
United Nations
U.N
Environment Fund
Ik Wan Unis
Tang Ka
Vietnam
Rusk sees SALT talks as dam across river
United Press International reports former Secretary of State Dean Rusk likens arms control to a dam built a quarter across a river saying the water will find a way. He notes no limits yet on megatons payload or missiles making the second round of talks crucial to extend the dam.
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United Press International
Savannah
UPL
Dean Rusk
Hussia
Rusk
Irvis plans continued fight after high court ruling
Harrisburg protest leader Leroy Irvis, a black Democrat, vows to pursue actions against discriminatory private clubs seeking liquor licenses. He criticizes the Supreme Court for ruling the state not liable for club discrimination while considering a bill to push the Liquor Control Board to deny licenses to such clubs.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Leroy Irvis
Irvis
Pittsburgh
Moose Lodge
Hastisburg
The
Moose
Levis
Supreme Court
State Liquor Control Board
LCB
William H. Renquist
William ©. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Shurgood Marshall
Douglas
Barksburo
LCH
Liquor Central Board
Invis
Nixon
Allende cabinet resignations spark reorganization effort
In Santiago the Allende government faces a cabinet shakeup after ministers resigned to aid a reorganization. Economics Minister Pedro Vuskovic is the central figure amid clashes between Socialists and Communists and moderates in the Popular Unity coalition.
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Santiago
UPI
Salvador Allende
Pedro Vuskovic
Jaime Suarez
Allende
Popular Unity Coalition
Vuskovic
IRA escalates bombing as peace effort spreads in Ulster
IRA bombs shake Northern Ireland as Catholic women’s peace effort spreads to Protestant areas. Whitelaw pledges 550 additional soldiers to lift troops above 15,000. Seven major bombs injure 13 civilians. Strabane riot and 140 shooting incidents reported. One soldier dies, raising three year toll to 12 soldiers and 376 civilians.
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Belfast
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
William Whitelaw
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Provisional Ira
Strabane
Storm claims two lives as hail and winds lash Illinois
A severe storm sweeping the Midwest caused two deaths in Illinois. Antonio Natalino, 44, died when a sewer trench collapsed in Chicago due to rain erosion. John Nordstrom, 66, was struck by lightning while closing his car windows in Oak Lawn. Winds up to 75 mph and heavy rainfall disrupted several cities including DeKalb, Elgin, Rockford, and Hinsdale amid widespread power outages. A tornado was sighted near Carson North Carolina with 15 damage or injury reports.
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United Press International
Chicago
Ilinois
Antonio Natalino
John Nordstrom
Oak Lawn
Winston
Ill
Peoria
de Kalb
Elgin
Rockford
Hinsdale
Plains
Carson
N.C
Bismarck
N. D
Dickinson
Supreme Court Upholds State Two Tier Trial Systems
The Supreme Court in a 7-2 ruling affirms two tier systems allowing a de novo trial in a higher court after a misdemeanor conviction. Justice White notes a fresh determination of guilt or innocence, while dissents from Marshall and Douglas oppose the decision. Kentucky is cited alongside Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia as using such procedures.
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UPS
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Curt
Byron R. White
Lewis Cohen
Lexington
White
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Thurgood Marshall
William Q. Douglas
Kissinger photo incident sparks dignity debate
Rep. William J. Scherle questioned Henry Kissinger’s behavior after a Persian dancer sat on his lap on the trip home from the Moscow summit. The It-Town congressman said dignity should match the secretary’s role and warned of career consequences if such conduct continued.
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Washington
UPN
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
William J. Scherle
Kissinger
White House
Nixon
Scherle
Congress
Happy Henry
Harvard
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Syith
Executive Department
Lavelle Claims Abrams Knew About Unauthorized Raids in Vietnam
General John D. Lavelle testified before Congress that General Creighton Abrams knew he ordered raids on North Vietnam that violated long standing policy. Lavelle said Abrams did not know how the public reports described the strikes, while an inspector general confirmed 147 aircraft conducted unauthorized raids over three months.
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Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Creighton Abrams
North Vietnam
Abrams
John D. Lavelle
Hut Lavelle
Congressional
USS
Lavelie
Cleveland
U.S
Southeast Asia
Saigon
Air Force
Staf
John D. Ryan
House Armed Services Investigating
Ryan
Lavelle
Riles
Donors' names named in Nixon funds dispute
Sen George McGovern and Frank Mankiewicz spar over disclosure of $10 million in Nixon campaign funds. Nixon committee filed papers post April 7 detailing donors while McGovern cites full transparency. Other items note King widow, Texas Democrats delegate plans, Alabama and Wallace activity, Pryor McClellan runoff, and CWA chief Beirne critique of corporate ties.
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Sen
George
McGovern
Nixon
Sen. McGovern
Frank Mankiewicz
Washington
Richard Nixon
Effective Government Association of
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Smith
Rogers
Morton
Geneval Motors
James M. Roche
Donald M. Kendall
Pepsi Co
Paul C. Schorr Jr
Commonwealth Electric
Lincoln
Nek
Kate S. Treland
Cleveland
Mary W. Wiley
the Plains
Martin Luther King
Corelta
New York
Texas
Alabama
George C. Wallace
The
Communications Workers of America
Wallace
South
Five charged in drugging of Carradine
Five people including a juvenile were arrested on extortion and grand theft for drugging the 4 year old son of actor Johny Carradine and holding him for three days in Hollywood area hotels. Rich ard Carradine told deputies he met women at a Hollywood bar and was driven home after drinking. He says they used his credit card to rent rooms then drugged him and withdrew 300 dollars at his bank before moving to another hotel. The suspects include Bill Gamble 26 Guy Smith 4 Reginald Lawrence 21 Linda Mae Grandberry 19 and a 17 year old.
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Johny Carradine
Sheriff's Deputies
Richard Carradine
Hollywood
Carradine
Bill Gamble
Guy Smith
Reginald Lawrence
Los Angeles
Linda Mae Grandberry
San Bernardino
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