Ex FBI agent leads New Castle Police Week memorial remarks
Former New Castle residents and police officials gathered for National Police Week services. James DeGarmo, an ex FBI agent and current criminal justice professor, spoke on the policing profession and equal treatment under law. The ceremony honored deceased officers as wreaths were placed at city hall and local clergy offered prayers.
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Yeaterday
Police Memorial
Huredu
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James W. NeGarma
Youngstown State Universty
Law Enforcement of
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Herm Richards
City Hall
New Castle High
Lawrence DiNardo
St. Vitus Church
John Frestley
Third United Presbyterian Church
William Carbone
Pranell J. Rogan
William McCalliatt
Nuclear warning questioned by NRC advisers
Washington NRC advisers disputed warnings by Keith Miller that nuclear reactors could fail to cool properly. Miller cited doubts about computer simulations and urged a redesign, while NRC staff defended safety assurances at a news conference.
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UPL
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
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Rhodesian Army Vows Tough Action Against Cuban Invaders
Rhodesia signals harsh response to Cuban troops. Defense Minister Pieter van der Byl warns of fierce combat and mobilizes reserves, expanding forces from about 5,100 to as many as 55,000. Government cancels exemptions, enlisting civilians for jungle war amid rising incursions.
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Zeater
Salisbury
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Angola
South West Africa
Rhodesia
UPI
Ian Smith
Africa
Cinas
Engineer Opposes Speed Bumps As Traffic Solution
City memorandum from John Valentie assistant city engineer questions speed bumps on streets as impractical. He notes possible legal issues and suggests enforcing speed limits as a better approach. Augustine Leone Jr. cites deductible damage concerns and proposes alternatives. Council debates speed bump idea for Vogan Street to curb park traffic.
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John Valentie
Valentine
Augustine Leone Jr
Angelo J. Sands
Nursing home plans blocked by high costs
HARGSBUNG PT State Appropriations Committee Chairman Henry Cianfrani D Philadelphia says Valley Forge Army Hospital may be too expensive to convert into a veterans nursing home for Pennsylvania. He is coordinating with Welfare Secretary Frank Beal to study cheaper state hospital conversions as an alternative to expected 6.5 million annual costs if the Valley Forge site is used. Beal’s Welfare Department has noted plans to close several hospitals including Retreat State Hospital in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Cianfrani says no single institution is targeted but conversion could meet veterans needs with minimal disruption to staff.
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Valley Forge Area General Hospital
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Department
Arly Retreat
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State board to make Education Quality Assessment voluntary
The Pennsylvania State Board votes to make the Educational Quality Assessment plan voluntary for districts next year after a one year review. The Education Department will assess standards and district programs including gifted education. In Fayette County a 700 acre resort Linden Hall may be bought for an educational and recreational center by United Steelworkers. The facility includes a golf course pool and restaurant. The option value is listed at 90000 dollars.
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Fayette County
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Monessen
Westmoreland County
St. James Country Club
Perryapolis
Dawson
Nsw
Union
Women sue Labor Department over hiring bias in construction
A group of women construction workers sued the Labor Department alleging discrimination and seeking court orders to force federal contractors to hire specified numbers of women. The suit, backed by the League of Women Voters, targets affirmative action on federally funded construction projects and cites an eight year old executive order. Plaintiffs span San Francisco Seattle Tacoma and Fairbanks.
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U.S. District Court
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League of Women Voters
San Francisco
Seattle
Tacoma
Wash
Fairbank
Alaska
Earthquake relief urged as 100000 homeless face needs
In Udine Italy officials appeal for tents beds and essentials nine days after a major quake that killed at least 1000 people. Giuseppe Zamberletti cites tents bevts blankets family kitchens and prefabricated toilets as most needed while camps report generally adequate supplies with some shortages.
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Italy
UPI
Giuseppe Zamberletti
Woman charged on drop of baby from bridge near St Marys River
Folkston Georgia UPI reports Judith Hendrix mother of an infant found abandoned along the riverbank May 4 faces aggravated assault charges after affidavit by Sheriff Ray Gibson. Shawn Hardnix was turned over to state authorities after Judge Len Hodges denied custody to uncle Robert Dial. Bond set at 2800 dollars, trial date April 27. Hendrix also faces separate child abandonment charges with a 2500 bond. Father Larry Hendrix, jailed in Florida, and older son Christopher in Florida custody.
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UPI
St. Mary's River
Angels
Judith Hendrix
Charlton County
Ray Gibson
Shawn Hardnix
Charlton Supermne
Len Hodges
Shawn
Robert Terry Dial
Jacksonville
Gibson
Hendrie
Justice of the Peace
Eleanor Dotson
Hendrix
Larry [Lendris
Aul Thefk
Fernandina Beach
Fla
Christopher
Melbourne
Florida Division of Youth Services
Doctors eye rare blood transfusion in New Zealand
An eight week old baby named Kimerson McChoud is monitored for acceptance of a rare blood transfusion from an unidentified donor. Medical staff report the infant has an ultra rare blood type with no RH factor and an antibody threatening his red cells. A WHO test in London confirmed the antibody and traced a donor in Japan for a pint of blood delivered by air, with another US supply deemed suitable to reduce rejection risk.
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UPI
Bacters
Dover
Kimerson McChoud
Emerson
World Health Organization
London
Akira Kashiwagi
Kashiwagi
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