Richardson rules out 1976 bid for Ford presidency
Former US attorney general Elliot L. Richardson, now US ambassador to Britain, says Ford will seek a full term and he will not run in 1976. He plans to support Ford and may campaign for him, either as ambassador or on leave, while praising Ford’s leadership and urging continued US role in NATO and Europe.
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London
Elliot L. Richardson
Richard Nixon
Ford
Richardson
Ine
UPI
U.S
Court of St. James's
Uidale
Tam
Nini
Europe
International
City native boycotts food seminar in New England
Lowell resident Brother Herman Zaccarelli, a noted nutritionist and educator from Stonehill College, has refused to participate as a panelist at the New England Assembly on Population and Hunger at the University of New Hampshire. He cites the seminar lifestyle as inconsistent with addressing world hunger and over population.
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Lowell
Mass
Holy Cross
Herman 2Accarelli
Boston
New England Assembly
University of New Hampshire
Durham
N.H
Zaccarelli
Frank Zaccarelli
Skyview Towers
New Castle
St. Mary’s School
New England
Brother Herman
International Food Research and Educational Center
Stonehill College
North Easter
Herman
General Telephone rate vote on toll free service plan
General Telephone users in New Wilmington and New Bedford face a July 14 ballot on higher base rates to enable toll free calls to Bell exchanges in New Castle. If approved, residential bills rise by 1.80 to 2.25 dollars and area will gain toll-free service to Bell exchanges 858, 654 and 662, with potential expansion to Sharon and Mercer if the PUC approves.
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New Wilmington
New Bedford
General Telephone O
Bell
Harp D. Mratt
New Castle
Donald Sraith Jr
Ranager
Hell
New Castile
Jean Leprich
Oil City
Leprich
Nay Bedford
Cary
Pratt
PUC
New Medford
Sharon
Mercer
Italy seeks change as Communists gain in regional votes
The article outlines long standing Italian woes including high inflation, mass unemployment, poor public services, and weak bureaucratic systems. It notes Communist gains in regional elections, the fragmented multi party landscape, and the declining grip of the Christian Democrats since 1946 amid social unrest and political infighting.
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Press International Navy
Rome
Europe
Italy
Ists
Christian = Democratic party
Alcide Dee Casperi
Vatican
United Estates
Communist Party
Christian Democraty
DER defends septic tank restriction in Hutchison talk
State environmental officials explained septic tank limits to a skeptical Hutchison crowd at Pearson Park. Rep. Ralph Pratt organized the seminar to address Sewage Facilities Act rules and the push for alternative on site systems to expand usable land.
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Dave Best
Stati Weiter
State Department of Environmental Resources
DER
Hutchison Cor Founily
Pearson Park
Ralph Pratt
New Wilmington
Shenango Township
Date a Dog dating service opens in Mount Prospect
In Mount Prospect Illinois Lonley canines can find mates via Date a Dog a computerized dating service run by grooming shop owner Sharon Spitz. Opened in February the service grew from requests by dog owners and friends who wanted companions for their pets.
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Mount Prospect
UPI
Chicago
Sharon Spitz
Carlie
Inheritance fuels Laster family massacre trial
Hamilton Ohio prosecutors say a $300000 inheritance motive drove James Ruppert to kill his mother brother sister in law and eight nieces and nephews in the Laster massacre the largest family mass murder on record Ruppert a draftsman and marksman pleads innocent and insanity defense opening statements outline planned killings and aim to collect estates as sole survivor assetsako
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Hamilton
Ohio
UPI
Laster
James Ruppert
Atter County
John Solcomb
Rupert
Halcomb
Ruppert
Communists take control of Lisbon Republica newspaper
UPI reports in Lisbon that the left wing military regime handed over Republica to Communist printers. Journalists protested that the military government backed down on a promise to reopen under the old editorial state and claimed the army favored the Communists.
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Lisbon
UPI
Ofepublica
Portugal
Republica
Kent State trial tests rights against government action
The $48 million Kent State civil case enters its fifth week as UPI reports U.S. District Judge Donald Young rejects a call to bar questions about political beliefs. He calls the matter a perplexing issue of how far belief translation into action can be controlled by government. In Ankara, Turkey weighs retaliation to the U.S. arms embargo with plans to possibly close key American bases, amid top leaders’ 10 hour talks on steps in response to Cyprus invasion.
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Cleveland
UPI
Kent State
U.S
Donald Young
Ankara
U.S. Congress
Black Sea
Cyprus
Turkey
Missing manager sparks Hawaii police appeal
Police in Hilo Hawaii report no new leads in the Kenneth Shelley disappearance from Payless Department Store dated June. Assistant manager Shouey 33 failed to return alarm call and store was ransacked with 20010 in jewelry and 6000 in cash taken. Shouey's car found at Hilo Airport with blood on seat. no sign he fled commercially.
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Hilo
Hawaii
UPD
Kenneth Shelley
Meadville
Payless
Shouey
Shavey
Comercial
Ford backs Rockefeller for 1976 running mate
President Ford plans to support Vice President Nelson Rockefeller as his running mate, leaving the final choice to convention delegates. The statement, prepared by Donald Rumsfeld aides, avoids signaling an open convention and preserves Ford's influence on the selection.
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Washington
McClelland Receives Pension After Resignation Ruling
Dr. James H. McClelland Jr., ex superintendent at Polk State School and Hospital, gets annual pension of 26037 from the State Employees Retirement Board. He was fired after welfare officials uncovered patients kept in wooden restraining pens, won appeals to be reinstated, then resigned and withdrew cash contributions totaling 52578, leaving his retirement fund at 379402.
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Harrisburg
Llp
James H. McClelland Jr
Polk State School and Hospital
State
McClelland
Helene Wohlgemuth
Venango County
McClelland Jas
School control study eyed by local PSBA panel
New Castle Area School Board president Larry R. DeBlasio explains steps of a state commission to strengthen local lay control of public schools. The outline for information gathering will be finalized at the next meeting July 19 at Bucknell University. Representatives from 23 intermediate units form the commission, which will tour communities this summer to gather input before finalizing a report in September and presenting the findings at the PSBA convention October 17-19 for member review and publication.
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New Castle Area
Larry R. DeBlasio
DeBlasio
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
PSBA
Commission
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Grove Citys Hi
Avid
Grant Co. drivers return to work after strike
Eleven truck drivers from Grant County at the W. 7. Grant Co. warehouse in Greenville returned to work today after a four week strike. Teamsters Local 261 President Frank Cook said a negotiation session with the company was successful and a new pact was approved last night. Details will be announced later. The warehouse serves I-20 stores across Pennsylvania New Jersey Eastern Ohio and Northern New York. A security and safety seminar for public housing is set for tomorrow at the Holiday Inn organized by the Community College of Allegheny County with HUD and Lawrence County Housing Authority. Executive directors and board members from western Pennsylvania housing authorities are expected. In Pittsburgh three men including a New Castle resident were held for US District Court on charges of theft of an interstate shipment and receiving stolen goods. Andrew Marapese Stephen Perrone and Albert Veltri were indicted for stealing $398 000 worth of Levi Strauss clothing from a Cincinnati yard last Dec 20. The goods were bound for a Florence company plant when stolen and later seized in Westmoreland County.
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W. 7. Grant Co
Greenville
Frank Cook
Teamsters Local 261
New Castle
Centraet
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
New York
Unnion
Holiday Inn
Tye Community College of
Allegheny County
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Lawrence’. County
Pittsburgh
Andrew Marapese
Reynolds St
Stephen Perrone
Swissvale
Albert Veltri
Herminie
Levi- Strauss
Southern Harhway Co
Cincinnati
PBL
Westmoreland County
Florence
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