22 May 1976
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1976
Page
1
Harold Stassen 69 says he may run again for the nation's highest office. He notes a long record of accomplishment and being ahead on issues while accepting some ridicule in politics. Stassen rose to national attention as Minnesota governor in 1948.
A couple from Lancaster, Pa., and six children were detained in Fort Wayne on bank robbery charges. Police stopped a car tied to the incident. the children were placed in protective custody at the Allen County Children's Home. Federal charges expected to follow.
Texas governor and former Treasury secretary John Connally spoke at a New Jersey bankers convention predicting Hubert H. Humphrey would win the Democratic nomination for president. He warned of a possible political storm this year and noted signs in recent primaries. Connally said Humphrey would be the nominee and suggested opposition to格 draft plans.
Police found a 63 year old woman living with the bodies of her 99 year old mother and her 42 year old son in a Chicago north side apartment along with 22 dogs. She claimed she kept the bodies for social security checks. Bodies appeared dead about six weeks. No charges filed.
President Giscard d Estaing said France would deploy two to three regiments to Lebanon within 48 hours if requested by Lebanese officials and if all sides consented to end the three month civil war. He noted the United States and the Soviet Union had been notified.
Coffee dominance fades as Brazilians adopt tea with growing sales while coffee costs remain high. Tea consumption rises about 6 percent yearly over three years. coffee demand drops in some regions as affordability issues persist across the country.
Attorney General Edward Levi postponed a ruling on challenging Boston's court-ordered desegregation busing until mid next week. President Ford said the decision rests with him, amid Cabinet divisions and pressure from governors in Kentucky and Tennessee where primaries loom.
Japanese authorities released 38 year old Nevusti Press Agency correspondent Alexandre Matchekhine after 10 days. He faced charges of seeking radar related U S military secrets from three U S aircraft crew amid diplomatic considerations and Navy concerns.
Pittsburgh district court mulls government motion asking Senior Judge Louis Rosenberg to recall jurors and polling them on whether a verdict had formed before a mistrial in the four week case. Defendants Cerilli Buffone Yakovich faced charges of extorting 5200 from Westmoreland County contractors leasing highway equipment to the state.
Beir ut reports indicate Moslem and Palestinian leftists oppose Syrian presence in Lebanon and warn against outside intervention. They call for a purely Lebanese political solution and democratic reform as fighting subsides but fatalities occur in recent clashes.
Henry Kissinger testified that his involvement in wiretaps was largely passive and limited to receiving information. He said the main responsibility lay with President Nixon and FBI Director Hoover, with taps conducted from 1969 to 1971 to counter classified leaks.
Shenango Township Zoning Board denied a special exception for multi dwelling homes and townhouses near Hoover Road and Old Pennceton Tean. The application was sent back to the planning commission for review and recommendations.
Participants in this year’s Special Olympics were feted at a church buffet. The event, organized by Mothers of Retarded Club with Kiwanis Jaycees PARC support, named Jennie Schuster and James Heasty to represent District 6 at the state meet June 1–3 at Cheyney State College near Philadelphia. District 6 attendees at Sappery Hock State College included Melanie Bryan, Greg Basham, Rose Gallagher, James Heasley, Barbara Hemphill, Melvin Jackson, Ray Kirkwood, Cindy Miler, Richard Mills, Anderson Savage, Jennie Schuster, and Kim Strachen with varied event placements.
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