Salvation Army to open thrift store in New Castle
The Salvation Army Men’s Social Service Center plans a $185,000 renovation and purchase of the former A&P on Grove Street to open a New Castle thrift store. Local advisory board approved the plan with no local financial outlay, details include operations, staffing, and repairs coordinated with Youngstown center.
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Salvation Army Men's Social Service
Younestown
New Castle
A&p
Grove Street
Jack Maleate
Youngstown
New Casile Advisory Board
Tto Financis
Salvation Army
Salvation Aany
Stabcorne
Youngstown Men's Social Service Center
Ole CenTer
Peppies Neary Co
Halvome
Youngstown Center
Focal Salvation Army
Carter makes grade at nuclear sub helm
President Carter relaxed at St Simons Island after a nine hour ocean excursion piloting the USS Los Angeles submerged about 45 miles. Admiral Rickover praised his piloting while Carter lauded the sub’s capability and peacekeeping potential.
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STATF
Jimmy Carter
Hyman Rickover
Los Angeles
Carter
Rickover
Nuclear Sub Helm
ST. Simons Island
UPI
Atlantic
Hrsband
Aden
Wyman Rickover
Flockside
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Naval Academy
Hickover
Air Force
Judge warns after rape comment sparks uproar
Dane County Judge Archie Simonson drew fire by saying women should dress modestly and “stop teasing” amid a high school rape case and protests at the courthouse. He claimed broad support and urged restraint while opponents move to censures and formal statements.
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Madison
Dss
Dane County
Archie Simonson
Simonson
Sim
Woren
Tax hike to cover reduced state aid in Wilmington schools
NEW WILMINGTON The Buntll property tax increase is seen as necessary to maintain current services as state subsidies shrink by about 445,000 next year and past declines exceed 339,322 this year. Superintendent Brueggemann notes local taxpayers must boost the millage to fund mandated programs with no extra state support. The school board proposed LTETE budget at 9.2 million with millage rising from 63 to 74. approval expected next month.
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New
Wilmington
Wilmington Area
Louis
Brueggemann
Erie continues desegregation progress in 1975 plan
A UPI report says the federally approved 1975 Erie desegregation plan is proceeding smoothly as students mostly walk or use transit rather than buses. The U S Commission on Civil Rights credits public acceptance and compliance while noting ongoing work to reach total desegregation and improvements in educational quality.
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EXIE
UPI
Erie
U.S. Commission On Civiliphits
Commission
Stow
Officials probe jet crash in Havana
A Soviet Aeroflot jetliner crashed while attempting an emergency landing at Joce Marti International Airport in thick fog killing 66 of 68 aboard. Two survivors, a Russian boy and West German woman, suffered critical burns. authorities in Havana and Moscow formed investigatory commissions.
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New York
UPI
Havana
Cuba
Radio Havana
Joce Marti International
Fernando Garcia
Foreign Ministry
Garcia
Moscow
Tass
Angolan dissidents face harsh fate after failed uprising
President Neto warned of cruelty as Cuban troops secured Luanda after ultraradical dissidents seized the national radio, triggering heavy clashes around the presidential palace and army HQ. About 14,000 Cubans were reported in Angola aiding the regime to restore order amid the unrest.
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Asbow
Portugal
UPI
Agossinha Neto
Neto
Luanda
Onder
Aroun
Angala
Attorney appeals Fineman verdict faces review
In Philadelphia Herbert Fineman’s attorney appeals the conviction for obstruction of justice and questions the jury charge. A hearing is set for next Tuesday before U.S. District Judge John P. Fullam. Fineman, 56, resigned after the two week trial and was found guilty on two counts related to $96,000 in payoffs from parents seeking admissions for their children.
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Philadelpina
Wii
Herbert Finesnan
Courcel
Atty
Howard Gillis
U.S
John P. Fullam
Fineman
Fullam
Gittis
Neve Trish
Saboteurs Said Responsible for Baudia Arabia Airfield Blast
Beiruti newspaper Al Anwar reports investigators concluded the May 1 explosion and fire at Baudia Arabia's second largest airfield were caused by foreign saboteurs. The piece cites informed sources claiming intentional sabotage but does not name the country. Saudi officials and Arabian American Oil Co. executives had previously ruled out sabotage.
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Beirut
Lehanott
UPL
Baudi ‘Arabia
al Anwar
Secrel
Amerhan Ol Co
Explosion Injures Five in East Jerusalem Market
An explosion in a vegetable shop storeroom on David Street in Jerusalem’s old city wounded at least five people, including two Israelis and a Canadian tourist Jamnes Lyndon. Police say the blast likely originated from a tone bomb planted by Arab guerrillas. all victims are hospitalized with light injuries and expected to be released soon.
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Jerusalem
Lerae
UPJ
East Jerusalem
Ihe
David Street
Old City
Accenling
Loa
Ierattis
Arata
Jamnes Lyndon
Equitable Giz Co forecast slight gas curtailments next winter
Equitable Giz Co president Solin Brown told shareholders that gas curtailments should remain minor during next winter. He noted only noncritical load reductions for large industrial and commercial customers and that storage would start the season about 1.5 billion cubic feet higher than last winter, barring unforeseen conditions.
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Puttshungh
UPI
Equitable Giz Co
Solin Brown
Brown
Equitable
Tyrone Everett Murder Scene Drug Find Sparked Questions
Philadelphia police found 38 glassine bags of heroin and other drugs at the home where junior lightweight contender Tyrone Everett was slain. Police have no suspects or motive, and no connection established. Everett, ranked No. 2 by the World Boxing Council with a 55-1 record, was due to fight Alfredo Escalera in June.
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Philadelphia
Tyrone Everett
Patterson
Everett
World Boxing Courcil
Alfredo Escalera
Penn State Raises Tuition Across Campuses
Penn State announced a tuition hike for the next year. Pennsylvania residents will pay an extra 114 dollars, totaling 1,254 for a year at University Park. Commonwealth campus undergrads face higher bills, room and board up to 1,503. Hershey Medical Center tuition rises to 4,000 for Pennsylvania residents. University president John Oswald blamed Gov Shapp's budget proposal for the increase.
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UPI
Pennsylvania State University
Pennsylvania
University Park
Commonwealth Branch
Pennslvania
Hershey Medical Center
Hershey
John Oswald
Milton Shapp
Shap
Penn State
Mine ballot request denied in UMW election case
Washington judge refused to halt June 14 union election ballot distribution sought by Lee Roy Patterson, challenger to United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller. Patterson contends the international board favored by Miller disqualified Tony Testa, a running mate, from the auditor slot. He said he will not appeal, citing grounds to challenge the outcome.
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Washington
UPI
District of Columbia
Lee Roy Paterson
United Mine Workers
Palterson
Patterson
United Mite Workers‘ International Exclusive Board
Tony Testa
Arnold Miller
Testa
UMW
Miller
Rock given year jail for hit and run with disabled victim
John Edward Rock, 23, was sentenced Friday to a year in jail for using a Volkswagen bus to play Lag with a cerebral palsy victim, bumping him along the street and laughing. Betsy Cox testified that she chased Rock at up to 60 mph until a patroller caught him. Rock received a one day suspended sentence if he serves 44 more days behind bars.
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105
Angeles
UPL
John Edward Rock
Mma Tricyele
Rock
Betsy Cox
Tentative pact reached in Teamsters Local 249 strike
Negotiators for Teamsters Local 249 and the Western Pennsylvania Motor Carriers Association have reached a tentative contract agreement. About 200 moving van drivers will vote on the deal this weekend after a strike that began May 9. Terms remain to be approved by ratification.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Teamsters Oval 249
Kenpuylvatua Motor Caries Association
Local 249
Gulf pipeline firm receives 82 billion payment from Ecuador
Gulf On Corp said its subsidiary Gulf Pipeline Co received 82 billion dollars from the government of Ecuador as partial payment for production and pipeline facilities. The parent firm previously agreed to transfer its 37.5 percent interest in the CEFE Texaco Gulf venture to CEPE, the national oil company, last December.
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Legal Association of Women
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William Babiteh
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