Foster parents sought as teen housing options expand
The county Child Welfare Office aims to recruit more foster parents, especially for teenagers. Director John Fedisczko notes rising teenage placements from homes broken by fights and neglect. Process includes applications, home visits, and medical checks. Foster parents receive daily per diem, clothing allowances, and state-paid medical care for the child.
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Dave Best
John Fedisczko
Fedlaczko
Mary Ann Papipaland
Meg Ate
Hay
Fediaceko
Rape probe continues in Shenango Township case
State police seek information about unreported attacks on couples in secluded parking spots after a Sunday rape in Shenango Township. Two masked men forced the boyfriend into a car trunk and taped the woman, with investigators noting no current link to a prior murder or a recent armed robbery.
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Uncy
Shenango Township
Tarry
John Holeman
Holoman
Frank Swantejko
Kamilton St
Summfay
Jail totals spark review of Allegheny crime data
Pittsburg reports 1,690 jailed for 113000 crimes in Allegheny County last year. The Allegheny Regional Planning Council prepares to seek 3.5 million in federal funds for next fiscal year while noting no clear link between police counts and crime rates.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Miegheny County
Jton
Allegheny County
Saued
Fittsburgh
Panel reveals CIA spy investigation on Vietnam dissenters
Senate Intelligence Committee found that from 1967 to 1974 the CIA spied on thousands of Americans under codes Chaos Merrimack and Resistance, expanding domestic surveillance despite White House skepticism and orders from two administrations. The probe notes reports repeatedly found no foreign influence, yet spying continued until 1974.
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Washington
UPT
Wilte House
CIA
Senate
Nlesan
Senate Intelligence Committee
Landay B. Johnson
Tchard M. Nixon
William Colby
Roet
White House
LARK disclaims telephone sales by Han Weapped Workshop
LARK Workshop for the Han Weapped Inc denies any telephone sales of products. Executive director Marlon Furlong says a man is calling local residents claiming to be handicapped and selling Hightbulbs and ironing board covers, implying Workshop affiliation which is false.
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Lark Workshop
Han- Weapped, Inc
Marlon Furlong
Ammonia Gas Leak In Hershey Factory Injures Workers
Emory Cook and hundreds of Hershey candy plant employees faced a brush with death when a three-meh pipe ruptured releasing ammonia gas. Three construction workers were hospitalized, two in serious condition with throat burns, while thirty-four others were treated and released. The 2:50 p.m. accident began when a digging connector broke from a hoist and toppled into the pipe carrying ammonia for air cooling and candy cooling systems.
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Hershey, Pa
UPI
Emory Cook
Tne Hershey Candy Bar
Hershey Medical Center
Appeal Court Upholds Ehrlichman Liddy Convictions
The U S Court of Appeals upheld the convictions of former White House aides John Ehrlichman and Gordon Liddy for the 1971 break in to obtain Ellsberg psychiatric records. It reversed Barker Martinez in the same case, calling them foot soldiers, and dismissed charges against others. The decision rejects claims of presidential national security exemptions to search warrants.
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UPI
U.S. Court of Appeals
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Gordon Liddy
Daniel Eilisberg
Bernard J. Barker
Eugenio R. Martinez
Foot Soldiers
Louis Fielding
Beverly Hills
Barker
Martines
Felipe Tellega
Liduly
Fielding
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Defense Department
Vietnam
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Ensichman
Bell Krogh
Pewsmen
Henry Kissinger
Raellehman
Liddy
Risberg
Martinez Ure
Krogh
Elisberg
DeDiego
Fhrlichtpan
Wilkey
Wilkoy Wrute
Bloodworm Diggers Strike Off Maine Coast
About 1,500 bloodworm diggers along the Maine coast walked off duty, seeking 7 cents per worm or $20 per thousand, while major supplier Malite 13 held firm on current prices. Canadian worms are shipped, but Maine diggers say U.S. worms are superior and costs rise with declining worm stocks.
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Wiscasset
Maine
UPI
Rocky
Malne
Malite
Sane
Canada
U.S
Woman paralyzed in crash awarded 100000 in Britain
Wendy Collett, 22, paralyzed from the waist down in a car crash, won 100000 in compensation. The driver was underinsured and will pay from his 70 a week take home pay. High Court Judge Sir Patrick O Connor fixed the rate at 1120 a week, delaying full payment until 2147.
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London
Wendy Collett
Patrick O'Connor
Stolen Fiat 127 Linked to Palermo Bandit Tie
Gaspare Buccheri reports his yellow Fiat 127 repeatedly stolen in Palermo. After a March 11 theft officers recovered the car with a dead man in the trunk. The same vehicle was taken again May 14 to help rob two Palermo businessmen, with sawed off shotguns and a $240,000 loss. Buccheri, 45, laments the persistent car thefts amid bandit activity.
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Palermo
Italy
UPI
Gaspare Buccheri
Buccherl
Crane seeks inquiry on Cuban troops in Panama
Rep. Philip Crane announced a House resolution demanding Pentagon information on Cuban or other foreign military presence in Panama or the Canal Zone. He cites reports of as many as 3000 Cuban troops and warns the situation could threaten canal security and American citizens.
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Washington
UPD
Hingis
Panama
Philip M. Crane
Bell
House
Pentagon
Republic of Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Gulf Oil Divestors Face Alleged Illegal Payments
UPI reports memo and court files indicate Gulf Oil Corp divestors were told as early as February 19 that at least 4. million dollars in illegal political payments were uncovered. By March 1975 Gulf acknowledged only 195,000 in illegal payments including money to Nixon reelection, Jackson, and Mills campaigns.
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Pettseurch
UPI
Gulf Oil Corp
Memorardia
U.S. District Court
Gulf
Nixon
Henry Bf. Jackson
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Gulf Bouri
Bank robbery gang boss held on half a million bail
Charles Diggs 26 of Philadelphia faces 500000 bail after FBI arrest for allegedly aiding a bank robbery gang in up to 40 holdups across five states. He is charged with robbing the First National Bank of Fort Lee New Jersey on November 19 1975 and Girard Bank on Chester Head suburb Syatthntore February 10 1975.
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Philadelphia
UPD
Charles Kirk Diggs
Philadlphia
Digs
FBI
West Oak Lane
First National Bank
Fort Lee
Girard Bank
Chester Head
Syatthntore
Edwin Naython
Diggs
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New York
Israeli forces kill three guerrillas near Argaman settlement
Israeli border police killed three Palestinian guerrillas in a midnight firefight near Argaman along the Jordan River, about 30 miles north of the Dead Sea. No Israeli casualties were reported.
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Jerusalem
UPS
New Jewish Settlement
West Bank of Jordan
Argaman
Jordan River
Dead Sea
Civil Defense ready for disaster in Lawrence County meeting
An explosion at a South Side industrial plant triggers fire, wind driven chaos, and a heavy snow sleet mix. Local officials and public representatives met at the courthouse to review Civil Defense organization, resources, and multiagency cooperation for emergency response.
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Dave Arst
Lawrence County
State Council of Civil Defense
Courihure
New Castle
Elizabeth Bicherly
Eisherly
Eleberly
Indiana
Pennsylvania
James Owens
Civil Defense
Bart Richards
Vicepion
Richards
City Police Seek grant of 30934 dollars for patrols
City police eye a 30934 grant from the Governor's Justice Commission to fund enhanced patrols. Chief William J. McCallion said decision lies with Northwest Rey Planning Council on Thursday at the Eagle Griffin Hermitage. Funds would add manpower in concentrated areas and maintain regular force strength. A similar grant last year coincided with declines in robbery burglary larceny theft and vandalism.
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Reels Impact Patrol
Northwest
Rey I
Governor’s Justice Commission
Coutscil
Eagle Griffin Hermitage
William J. McCallion
Erie Arass
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