Saxe pleads innocent in Boston murder arraignment
Susan Saxe, Brandeis honor student turned accused, pleads not guilty to first degree murder in the shooting death of a Boston police officer. Her attorney, Nancy Gerber, enters innocent pleas to two armed robbery charges linked to previous Philadelphia bank robbery and a National Guard armory burglary in Newburyport, Mass.
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Boston
UPH
Susan &. Saxe
Brandeis
Ims
Saxe
Nancy Gerber
Albany, N.Y
Philadelphia
National Guard
Newburyport
Mass
Supreme Court denies hearing on Penn Central passenger trains
Washington reports the Supreme Court, without opinion, denied a hearing by 19 Pennsylvania and Philadelphia residents seeking to force Penn Central Railroad to continue 44 Amtrak runs from Philadelphia to Harrisburg and New York City. Amtrak may discontinue under the 1970 Act. They argue Penn Central abandoned the trains in violation of Pennsylvania law. If Penn Central had continued, discontinuation would require Interstate Commerce Commission or state Public Utility Commission permission.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ben
Penn Central Railroad
Amttrak
Harrisburg
New York City
Amtrak
United Transportation Union
Penn Central
Interstate Commiitee Commission
State Public Utility Commission
Independence celebrated as Mozambique marks end of colonial rule
Samora Machel led a jubilant welcome in Lourenco Marques as 100,000 people gathered on the eve of independence. Delegates from 69 nations prepared to witness Portugal’s flag lowering at midnight and Mozambique’s new flag raised to signal the People's Republic amid five centuries of Portuguese rule.
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Lourenco Marques
Mozambique
UPI
Samora’ Machel
Machel
Machell
Portugal
Peoples Republic of
Space record broken as Soyuz crew exceeds Soviet duration
MOSCOW UP I two cosmonauts Klimuk and Sevashyanov surpass the Soviet space endurance record of 30 days 12 hours 30 minutes in the Soyuz 18 mission. Reports say they remain in good condition at Salyut 4, adapting to weightlessness with daily calisthenics and eyeing continued stay. Washington has new on cigarettes foreign advertising funding, with the Foreign Advertising Program set to end by June 3 or September 30 per Agriculture Department officials.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Pyotr Klimuk
Vitaly Sevashyanov
Mormlay
Anu
Jonghey
Salyut 4 Space Laboratory
Washington
Agriculture Department
Poconos
Pennsylvana
Shapp
Casey
Miere
Perjury in Youngstown
Joey Naples of Youngstown was sentenced to five years in prison and a $20 000 fine after being found guilty of lying to a federal grand jury in Cleveland. The case involved a grand jury investigation into gambling in the Youngstown area and was suspended on probation in exchange for future cooperation with authorities.
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Youngstown
Ohio
UPL
Joey Naples
Cleveland
Naples
Thomas 2D. Lambros
Yellow Kid Well Honored Amid Confession of Schemes
In Chicago Joseph Yellow Kid Well, famed confidence man long associated with swindles including selling talking dogs, quietly claimed to have bilked about 8 million dollars. Two officers chose humor over arrest, presenting him a birthday memento as a police bulletin warned in 1915 to beware of the notorious con man.
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Chicago
UPI
Joseph
Yellow Kid
Gald
Nat
Hilked Nessmen
Weil
World Food Council Pledges $1 Billion Aid Fund
Rome United States and oil nations back a proposed $1 billion annual fund to help hungry countries fund food aid. John Hannah, head of the World Food Council and former USAID administrator, says agreement could allow the fund to operate by early 1976.
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Rome
World Food Council
John Hannah
Council
United States
G . " Hanhah
U.S. Agency For International Development
Bombers Sentenced In West Virginia Elementary School Plot
UPI reports federal judge K K Hall sentenced Roger Lee Hanunack 27 Cabin Creek and Bobby Chittum 24 Chesapeake to 18 months in prison for pleaded guilty conspiracy counts in a plan to bomb West Branch Elementary School amid a schoolbooks protest campaign in Kanawha County.
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W. Val
UPI
Kanawha County
K.K. Hall
Roger Lee Hanunack
Cabin’ Creek
Bobby Chittum
Bobby Harris
Chesapeake
West Branch
Cox Books
Budget spending cut years to county aid
The Senate rewrote the 1975-76 budget freezing operating budgets at current levels while cutting the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority funding. The amended package totals 4.88 billion, includes 136 million in federal revenue sharing and 289 million in aid to state related colleges and schools. The panel backed the changes 19-0 with a full Senate vote planned, House approval needed, and a possible conference committee if differences arise before June 30.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Allegheny County
Howe
Ian
Henry J. Ciantrari
Cianteani
Pennsyl
Vania Industrial’ Development Authority
House
Allehgeny
Kane’ Hospital
Wesital
Shapp
Cranffard
Justice Department
Philadelphia
Gianfrani
Meany Clashes With View on Early U.S. Economic Recovery
AFL-CIO President George Meany disputes economists on the July outlook noting the recession lingers while more jobs vanish and the unemployment rate climbs. The piece cites Meany's yardstick and describes proposed state and county budget adjustments and a conference committee push amid a disputed bill.
Pennsylvanian Arts Center in Poconos Faces Opposition
Opposition questions land deals and high costs for Governor Shapp's 37 million art center plan in the Lehigh Gorge area. Critics warn of higher totals, federal tax sharing, and limited Pennsylvanian benefit, while proponents defend culture and jobs.
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Thomas M. Nolan
N-Allegheny
Shapp
House
Senate
Nolan
The
Poconos
Pennsylvania
CIA spy vessel to hunt sunken sub again off California
Long Beach reports the Glomar Explorer will sail on July 4 to recover the remainder of the sunken Soviet submarine. The 618‑foot ship, built by Howard Hughes, has been at sea rehearsing off Catalina Island. Reports say the first try retrieved part of the sub, its torpedoes, and the body of a Soviet officer.
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CIA
Long Beach
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
CNS
Long Beach Harbor
Pier el Berkh 122
Catalina Island
Glomar Explorer
Howard Hughes
Hawaii
Washington
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