Ex Polk head to decide after testified restraint testimony
The afternoon session features Dr. Hugh Chavern from Pittsburgh testifying on Sr McClelland's behalf about restraints and seclusion rooms. He notes a lack of cages but mentions cribs with taps and recalls leather restrains at Western State School. Nora Boul, with 22 years at Polk, cites a windowless seclusion room.
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Keller
Sr McClelland
Hugh Chavern
Pittsburgh
Department of Psychiatry
St. Francis Hospital
Woodville
Chavern
Polk
McClelland
Cottage 1
Department
Mendascina
Mendascing
Leopold
Dr. McClelland
Burea
Kotler
McCleland
Air Force
Ketler
Commission
McCarthy
Leopard
Cargo plane crashes near Miami in Everglades
A Trans-Air cargo jet carrying three crewmen crashed soon after takeoff from Miami International Airport and burned in the Everglades swamp five miles north of the Tamiami Trail en route to Santo Domingo. Coast Guard reports no survivors. no signs of the crew.
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Miami
WPT
Everglades
Dominuuan Republic
Coast Guard
Santo Domingo
Everglades Swamp
Tamiami Trail
Welding workers to vote on pact at City Welding Co
The International Brotherhood of Machinists unit at City Welding and Manufacturing Co. will meet at 9 a.m. on P'rew Mill Road to discuss contract negotiations and expected terms after a 17 hour effort to reach an agreement amid a month long strike affecting about 175 employees.
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Tilevnational Brotherhood of Machinists
City Welding and Manufacturing Co
P’rew Mill Road
Paul Harcar
Navear
Humanizing school opponent speaks out across Ohio schools
A Mohawk teacher challenges Mrs. Abrigg over humanizing education while she criticizes Ohio programs. Lawrence County districts Mohawk New Castle Islwood City use elements of the approach. New Castle votes to extend the experiment though data remains debated. School officials urged to address critics and defend the program.
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Ohio
Abrigg
Abrige
Lawrence County
Youngsteach
Vestricl
Mohawk
New Castle
Islwood City
Cara Davies
Grace It
Skoog
Schol
New Castle Area School Board
Russell L. Herchler
Lemonade venture of 6-year-old stalls over permit costs
San Francisco story shows Pam Lythe, a West Allis transplant, seeking a lemonade truck permit. She learns the city requires a 7500 to operate and a 7800 territorial license, plus fingerprinting and route canvassing. Pam, 6, and two teen friends lament red tape and note possible fines or arrest for selling lemonade.
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San Francisco
UPD
Yeenager Pau Lythe
West Allis
Wis
City Hall
Pam
John J. Molinari
Molinari
Pamy
Peron Shatters Welcome With Bloodbath in Buenos Aires
Former Argentine president Juan Peron returned from 16 years exile to a planned hero’s welcome that spiraled into a three hour gun battle. At least 14 people died and about 235 injured as Peronist rivals clashed near Beizaa airport, disrupting arrival and the historic homecoming.
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Ezeiza
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Peron
Eveina
UPI
Juan 2B
Fror Beeiza International
Wycarold Peron
Madrid
Eslandres
Hector J. Campora
Millia
Tne
la Razon
Pecon
Aerolineas Argentinas
Santa Fe
Missing Pulaski juveniles sought by state police
State police seek John Dye aged 13 and his sister Janet 11 missing from 219 Beechwood Bly Pulaski since 1:30 am Saturday. They may be headed toward Youngstown or Sharon. John wears blue sweatshirt jeans. 4 feet 1 inch tall about 80 pounds with light brown hair and blue eyes. Janet 4 feet 5 inches tall about 110 pounds with dark brown hair and eyes. wearing a light blue sweater and a red jacket. Contact New Castle barracks with any information.
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Pulaski Township
John Dye
Janet
Beechwood Bly
Pulaski
Shirley Dye
Youngstown
Sharon
John
Danel
New Castle
Riggan trial hearing set for second degree murder case
William Japaan, 37, convicted of second degree murder in the death of Miss June Samms on Sept. 10, 1972. The case, tied to Stiggan of Oxford, involves engagement to be married. Public Defender Donald Williams cites police procedure errors in initial questioning. District Attorney Richard Audino represents the state.
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William Japaan
June Samms
Stiggan
Oxford
Donald Williams
Coat
Ripgan
Sumus
Asat
Richard Audino
Jetliner down near Puerto Vallarta in Mexico
A DC9 airliner with 27 aboard from Houston slammed into Cerro Chima Chima Hilltop about 40 miles south of Puerto Vallarta. Police feared no survivors as search and rescue teams traveled to the crash site after losing contact with control tower at 12:30 a.m. EDT.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
UPI
Houston
Tex
Aero-Mexico
Huston
Pacific
Cerro Chima Chima
Skylab crew finalizes pack up and splashdown day
Astronauts Charles Pete Conrad Joseph P Kerwitt and Paul J Wouts wrap four week Skylab stay packing today Their farewell orbit around the Tab fac precedes 4:45 a m EDT departure and 9:50 a m Pacific splashdown A five hour nap planned after an early bedtime to rest before the final morning procedures.
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Houston
Skylab
Space Station
Charles
Pete” Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwitt
Paul J. Wouts
Pacific Ocean
Editors fired in Paraiba over Geisel confusion
In Paraiba Brazil the state government newspaper fired editors after misreporting the presidential successor as Gen Orlando Geisel, Orlando’s elder brother of Gen Ernesto Geisel, amid a national shake up following Medici’s choice.
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JOAG
Petrobras
Brazil
Wave of sudden incidents hits Londonderry city
Reports say a British soldier was fatally wounded in an abrupt accident on Lecky Road Londonderry. Three other soldiers were hurt in the same incident. A booby trapped device wounded five, including three soldiers, at a Catholic War Veterans building. A series of four accidents damaged a bakery a garage and a lumber yard.
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Belvast
UPI
Londonderry
Lecky Road
Catholic War Veterans Association
Lato
Highway funding bill sails through Senate in Harrisburg
The Senate approved a $400 million highway funding measure by a 43 to 1 vote, bypassing a bond plan and GOP gas tax ideas. It funds resurfacing and construction for the coming year, awaiting Gov. Shapp’s signature. The House advanced a $180 million stop gap while a broader 1972 74 budget stalemate looms.
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Harrisburg
Millan J. Shapp
Senate
Shapp
Department of Motor Vehicles
Lille
Three face disorderly charges after van stop on East Side
Police arrested Omar Robinson 20 of Neshannock Village, Noy Lowe 26 of New Castle, and Debbie Donaldson 18 of 1240 Finch St after a 10 45 p m stop of a van with Ohio plates at Arlington and Wilson. The trio faced counts of drunk and disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Robinson faced malicious mischief. Robinson posted 6000 bond and was released while Lowe and Donaldson remained jailed in 5000 bond each.
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Ohio
Arlington
Wilson Avenues
Omar Robinson
Neshannock Village
Noy Lowe
New Castle
Debbie Donaldson
Finch St
Robinson
Lowe
Justice of the Peace
Merle H. Hildebrand
Nebbie Donaldson
Lawrence Canty
U F considers drive revision by Lawrence County fund
The Lawrence County Building Trades met with Lawrence County United Fund officials to rearrange solicited lane dating for the fall drive. President Charles Cumberledge will appoint two committees to work out solutions as work slackens for crafts. The council reviewed work reports and paid bills.
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Lawrence County
Lawrence County United Fund
United Fund
Charles Cumberledge
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Crazy Joe” Gallo
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Manhattan
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Luparelli
Gallo
King OF Prussia, Pa
UPH
Commonwealth
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Urella
Oteo P. Urella
State Crime Commission
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John Sherr
George Washington Motor Lodge
Washington
Senate Rules Committee
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UPL
U. S. District Court
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Mary Rhoails
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