Fashion beauty fate the beast in fall fashion roundtable
New York fashion editors at the Plaza discuss fall and winter wardrobe trends as airplanes crash at Kennedy Airport killing 110. The piece profiles designers Essper, Estevez, Calvin Klein, and John Anthony, noting silhouettes, color stories, and garments from rich velvets to quilted materials and tailored sweaters.
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Maxine Carlson
New York
United States
Plaza Hotel
Kennedy Airport
Eastern Airlines
Fashion Nipital
Essper
Joan Leslie
Luis Estevez
Sirs
Gerald Ford
Europe
Estevez
Calvin Klein
Seventh Avenue
John Anthony
Eight Aliquippa residents arrested on drug charges
Eight men from Aliquippa were arrested by Beaver Falls State police and local agencies on selling a controlled substance to undercover agents. Names include George Durham 22 Eddie Harris 34 Starley Gipson 34 Cecile Hunt 24 Qarence Gipson 34 James Gipson 34 Odeal Littles 26 and John Slappy 26. Bonds ranged from none to 20,000 with several held in Beaver County Jail.
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Aliquippa
Beaver Falls
Starley M. Gipson
Cecile R. Hunt
Beaver County
Leu
Qarence J
James 0. Gipson
Odea! Littles
John B. Slappy
Camp Big Bird funds approved by county commissioners
The county approved an 11 000 allocation to fund Camp Big Bird run by the Human Services Center under the MHMR program. The eight week day camp at Gaston Park and Camp Rentz aims to provide social, outdoor, and new experiences for handicapped children during summer. Also approved are MHMR bills totaling 4 411, 260, 1 042, and 4 166 to PARC and related centers. A 875 bid to paint Courtroom No 2 went to George Librandi. A fuel enhancement of 9 521 for Slippery Rock Township road work will be sent to PennDOT. County employees may buy U S Savings Bonds through payroll plan.
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Big Bird
Human Serv Center
MHMR
Gaston Park
Camp Rentz
Slippery Flock Creek
Toca Thapter
Pennsylvania Association For Retarded Citizens
PARC
Human Services Center
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
George Librandi
Winslow Ave
Commissioners 7
Slippery Rock Township
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Pennndot
U.S
Zoning fight over trucks and fence sparks city appeal
City to appeal district justice ruling that East Side property owner Ralph Genareo is not violating city rules by parking commercial trucks in a C residential area. Residents accuse zoning and drainage violations as they press council for action, while officials study ordinances and potential revocation of the variance.
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Justice of the Peace
Ian
Uvey
Ralph Genareo
E. Lynn St
Lie City Zoning Board of Appeals
Doris Street
Genareo
Augustine Leone Jr
Betty Low Kradel
Cenareo
Leone
Ronald Hich
Getucea
James Viggiano
Woris St
Eugene DeCaprio
Andrew Pappas
Doris St
Edward R. Stiff
Charles B. McDevitt
Ellwood City Hospital official Bowater resigns
Ellwood City Hospital Association trustees accepted the resignation of Joseph Bowater 79 of Beechwood Boulevard who chaired the employees pension plan since 1967 and served as a trustee from 1990 to 1970. The board adopted a resolution praising his dedicated service to the hospital and community.
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Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital Association
Joseph Bowater
Bowater
Beechwood Boulevard
Ellwood City Eyes Elderly Subunit Housing Plan
Federal approval for a Subunit housing project to serve elderly residents is expected soon. Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce hears updates on a parallel dual apartment project at the former Ellwood City General Hospital.
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Ellwood City
Horning
Gary A. Myers
R-Buller
Ellywood City
Fred Hellake
Calgon Corp
Kentucky
Come
Robert Jones
Ellwood
Men's Garden Club
Wing Park Bridge
Good Roads Commission
Chowton Bridge
Frisca Bridge
Chamber of Commerce
Re Group
Site Sought For New Elderly Nutrition Kitchen After Fire
Lunches under the Elderly Nutrition Program have been suspended while a new site is sought for food preparation after a fire destroyed the old VanFossan building at 118 S Walnut St. The fire killed two residents and injured two others. Ron Conti of Dan's Farm Fresh Poultry said a kitchen is needed to handle 296 meals. State funds are being reviewed, but officials expect no delay in continuing services.
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VanFossan Variety Store
S. Walnut St
Ron Conti
Dan's Farm Fresh Poultry
Kennedy Square
Dan
Sam van Fossan
County Catholic Social Services
Conti
Dan van Fassan
Conl
Pittsburgh
State Department of Public Welfare
DPW
Human Services Corp
Harrisburg
Mo li County
California to ease penalties for small marijuana cases
Gov. Edmund Brown could sign a bill to reduce penalties for possession of an ounce or less of marijuana to a maximum 100 dollar fine. The measure, approved by the Senate, would take effect next January if signed, with police likely to issue traffic citation style notices for minor possession.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Edmund Brown
Hut
George Moscone
San Francisco
Inmate 78-year-old refuses parole at San Quentin
L. Ewing Scott, 78, stays in San Quentin rejecting November parole offer. He says parole would admit to four guns and vows no pardon from Gov. Brown. Scott insists he did not kill his wealthy wife Evelyn in 1955 Los Angeles, claiming she disappeared and might still be alive.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
L. Ewing Scott
Scott
Jerry Brown
California
Evelyn
Los Angeles
Bel Air
Counterfeit scheme broken in Northern California arrests
Eight men were arrested in Stockton on a conspiracy to pass 72 million counterfeit U S Treasury notes. Investigators say the group also trafficked narcotics, controlled substances and stolen property. Indictments from a Sacramento federal grand jury launched six months undercover probe into cocaine dealing. In Pittsburgh Amtrak accused County Commissioner Foerster of making irresponsible remarks about a German firm's 4 million car parts contract. Amtrak denied safety concerns and noted the equipment is proven and superior in high speed service.
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Stockton
Calif
UPI
U.S. Treasury
Donald Heller
U.S
Treasury
Sacramento
California
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Thomas J. Foerster
Amtrak
Foerster
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
WARCO
Westinghouse
Joseph Vranich
Nixon testifies to Watergate prosecutors and grand jury
Former president Richard M. Nixon voluntarily answered questions for Watergate prosecutors and two grand jurors on Monday and Tuesday. Judge George J. Harter disclosed the interview occurred but the transcript remains sealed as part of the grand jury probe.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
U.S
George J. Harter
Nixn
CIA chief admits CIA errors and vows changes
William Colby told Naval War College audiences that the CIA has made mistakes in the past and is undergoing major reform. He said the 1947 image no longer fits the 1975 reality of intelligence and public opinion, and pledged to alter the cloak and dagger approach.
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Newport
UPI
CIA
William Colby
Naval War College
Colby
Ford Could Secure 1976 Bid If Economic Gains Hold
Washington report says pollster Louis Harris sees Gerald Ford with the best chance to win the 1976 presidency if economic improvements appear. Harris notes Ford has the GOP nomination locked but cautions earnings and foreign policy in the year ahead will influence the race. George Wallace is deemed unelectable.
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Washington
UPL
Gerald Ford
Louis Harris
Ford
GOP
Harris
Energy stamps proposal gains regional utility support
Public utility commissioners from New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Delaware and Maryland endorsed a plan to issue energy stamps to offset utility bills. The proposal, akin to the food stamp program, is under review by a U S Senate subcommittee with a hearing set for Monday in Newark.
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Princeton, NJ
UPT
U.S. Senate
Newark
Public Utility Boards of
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
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Evans Drive
Professional Standards Review Organization
PSRO
Area V
Nixon
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