Volunteers energize New Castle senior center activities
Mary Shoaf, Sam Somerville, and William Fee volunteer daily at the Senior Citizens Center on E Washington Street. They supervise, keep the center clean, greet visitors, and seek more city funding for transportation, dances, and better facilities to support aging residents.
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Mary Shosff
Mary
Sam Somerville
William Fee
Senior Citizens Center
E. Washington Street
Hawaii
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Fee
Somerville
Greg
Minnesota
Sid
Pee
Murder suspect accused of killing parents and others
Seven people died in a mass slaying in a southwest Chicago suburb. William Workman, 43, an unemployed carpenter, allegedly killed his parents a pregnant neighbor and her 12-year-old daughter with a .22 caliber firearm and is suspected in other nearby deaths. He surrendered after police used tear gas. He told a judge he was driven by a belief in God and claimed mental illness. Victims included Haymond Workman, Lina Workman, Mrs. Meningliall and her family, and the Clesson family members. Police noted multiple shell casings and weapons found in the home. The case raised questions about Workman’s mental health history.
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UPI
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Tllinais
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Ware Penter
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Oak Lawn
Workman
Anthony
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Cage County
Conn
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Haymond
Lina
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Cliys
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Clesson
Pan
Neda
Wal
Clessons
Minnesota
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Anna Johnson
Gip
Clit
Closson
Warkmans
Cliffs
Granson
Clesscus
Wellesses
Cosson
Wasings
Polie
Clesson Skayings
Argentina Kidnappings Rise Amid Ongoing Abductions
Aes, Argentina reports cite a wave of kidnappings totaling over 70 this year. Victims include American, British, German, and Italian nationals among others. Ransoms paid exceed $7 million. No clear government halt seen as campaigns continue. Police note some families avoid police help. In separate notes, UPI reports Pennsylvania Senate Appropriations approves $10.6 million in deficiency funds for southeastern Pennsylvania agencies.
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Oscar
Yoy
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Irs
Minat Field
Perynish
Hector J. Campora
Plac
John H. Thompson
Firestone Tire & Rubber Oo Ires
Jone
Charles A. Lockwood
Johann Kurdt Gebhall
Silvana Tosiery Co
Maro J. Naratella
Halian
Bank of Italy
Monittays
Wulitaey Rile Campora Las
Varias
Dua Ty Pero
Argent T
Puerta
Campora
Taders
Thelndhng Uketedortt Polio
Gas station curtailments rise as supply tightens nationwide
United Press International reports more gasoline stations cut hours and impose limits amid fuel shortages. AAA notes 47 percent of stations in the Northeast operate normally, while Pacific Northwest stations see the highest curtailment. In Massachusetts Martha's Vineyard fears bankruptcy without fuel, and a Oklahoma court blocks a price hike by an interstate gas regulator.
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Restrucuange
Spencer Automobile
Iowa
Achusetts
Natueral Gas
Washington
Federal Power
John Non
Ri Fas
Nassikus
Sunitic
Ameri
Sheir Ars
AAS
Dsshan
AAA
Northeast
New York
New Jersey
Pacific Northwest
Martha’s Vieneyard
Cape Cond
Massachusetts
Terrence P. McCarty
Lis Wes Maines
Union Carbide
Bain
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Federal Power Commission
Oklahoma Commission
UPL
Thomas J. McIntyre
DNAH
McIntyre
Senate
Kelley favored for FBI director by Senate committee
Kansas City police chief Kelley, known for computer driven crime strategies, won preliminary Senate Judiciary Committee approval amid opposition from a rights advocate. He pledged constitutional respect, backed congressional oversight, and argued against removing the FBI from the Justice Department.
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Kelley
Kansas City
Nidh
Dick Tracy
Beeus
Senate Juudiciary Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
PBS
Senate
Fw Senate
FBI
Nour Levending Hoover
Keller
Bray A. Watkins
Karsts City
Envi Rights Teer
Kelley Yeas
Udsvelding
Amd
Senites
Congressional — Oversight
Justice Deparment
Hollywood marriage ends as Edy Williams tied to Russ Meyer
Hollywood figure Edy Williams, noted for collaborations with director Russ Meyer, ends a decade-long marriage. Williams appeared in Meyer's Beyond the Valley of the Dolls and other saucy features while Meyer's catalog includes The Seven Minutes and Wild Gals of the Naked West.
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Hollywood
Acress
Edy Williams
Russ Mayer
Miss Williams
Meyer
Bicyclists Told Of Traffic Laws By Official
Harrisburg safety director Julius Trombetti warns bicyclists to obey the same laws as motorists. He stresses riding on the right, using signals, stopping at red lights and signs, and staying in proper lanes. A free pamphlet Safe Cycling is available locally.
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Sule
Julius Trombetti Louky
Toyether Yebick
Tromberta
Hievelus
Hoyt
Trombotta
Harrisburg
Betting Averages Rise In Four Month 1972 Race
During a four month period in 1972 the average bet per person rose to 7314 dollars at Sita de Pinsns place, compared with 40.1 dollars per person the previous year.
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Sita de Pinsns
Pompidou Brezhnev Talks Open Final Round in Rambouillet
In Rambouillet France President Pompidou opened a final round of talks with Soviet leader Brezhnev amid signals France might drop opposition to withdrawing U S and Soviet forces from Central Europe. A high French official said there was no reason to expect approval of Nixon Brezhnev last week to begin Oct 30 negotiations in Vienna between NATO and the Warsaw Pact.
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Vienna
MATQ
Nuclear blast reported at Lop Nor in China
The Bhabha Atomic Research Center in Bombay said China detonated a nuclear device at Lop Nor in Sinkiang at 0:26 a.m. local time, yielding about one to two megatons of TNT. Lop Nor lies about 500 miles from the Soviet border.
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UPI
China
Lop Nor
Sinkiang
Bhabha Atomic Research Center
Bombay
Soviet Union
Rioters clash with troops after Londonderry Catholic dies
Rioters fought army units in Londonderry streets after the death of Robert McGuiness, 20, a Roman Catholic killed by gunfire four days earlier. News of his death spread, prompting angry crowds to hurl stones and bottles at soldiers.
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Belfast
LPI
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Robert McGuiness
McGuiness
Grand jury to probe organized crime in seven Pennsylvania counties
Federal Judge Gerald Weber convened a special grand jury in Erie to investigate organized crime across seven Northwestern Pennsylvania counties. Twenty four witnesses have been subpoenaed for the first week. Milton Carp will head the probe, while U.S. Attorney Richard L. Thornburg dismissed any focus on public official corruption.
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Erie. Pa
Gerald Weber
Pennsylvania
Milton Carp
Pittsburgh
Richard L. Thornburg
U.S
Western Pennsylvania
Erie
Thornburgh
Point Park College to stay open amid faculty pay cuts
Trustees announced tuition and faculty pay concessions including a 1 year deferment on 600000 mortgage payments to stabilize the financially troubled Point Park College. Spokesman Thomas Kerr said two hours of meetings produced projections and plans to keep the corporation operating.
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Pittsburgh
UPL
Point Park College
Thomas Kerr
Kett
Severe weather spares few Midwest towns after tornado activity
Severe weather persisted across the Midwest with heavy storms reaching eastern Kansas and Oklahoma to the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the upper Great Lakes. Tornadoes touched down near Spring Lake Wisconsin and Bloomington Indiana blowing roofs off houses. injuries were reported in Michigan as storms swept the state Tuesday night with at least five tornado sightings and a trailer park struck in Carleton injuring three slightly.
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Midwest
Kansa
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Upper Great Lakes
Spring Lake
Wis
Bloomington
Ind
Michigan
AL Carleton
Mich
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