Heated U.S. Steel talks hinge on court intervention
Washington reports negotiations over Clairton coke works pollution return to court after six months of talks failed. U S Steel, Allegheny County officials and EPA faced impasse with plans for new 8 meter cake batteries to replace existing units. Cost estimated at eight million dollars. details disputed amid environmental concerns.
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Allegheny County
James Flaherty
Robert Peirce
Stanley Leyru
EPA
Steel
Glairtan
Ain m
Legeo
Sir Millio
Grove City man charged in murder in Ohio case
Michael Maslar, 19, of Merriten Conn, faces murder, kidnapping and car theft counts after a traffic stop in Nebraska led to his arrest. Anderson, 56, Grove City insurance agent, was found strangled in a wooded area near Saidkcept Ohio. The victim was the son of Pennsylvania State Rep Leroy Anderson. Maslar is held on a $100,000 bond as FBI agents and Ohio deputies arranged his return to Ohio to face charges.
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Lescols
UPTA
Hitchiker
Grove City
Ohio
Michael Maslar
Merriten
Conn
Nebraska Highway Patrol
Miterstate BD
Lindi
Maslar
Harlan Anderson
FBI
Frn County
Massaro
Anderson
Sheriff's Office
Pennsylvania
Leroy Anderson
State
Oil price rise to stay through 1976 says Gil leader
Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yeeni stated he expected continued higher petroleum prices through the year. Delegates left the meeting without a decision on a new price increase, conference chair Mo hammimed Sadi of Indonesia told reporters. The outcome was seen as maintaining the existing price at eight.
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Gil
Nablon Fet
Ahmed Zaki Yeeni
Woag
Unat
Mohammimed Sadi
Indonesia
Welfare cutbacks thwarted in federal suit ruling
Federal Judge Howard F. Corcoran granted a temporary restraining order halting food stamp regulation changes sought by the Agriculture Department. The move blocks planned cuts affecting about 10.8 million of 18 million recipients, with a hearing set for June 15 and a long legal battle anticipated. Ronald Pollack of the Food Research and Action Center led the suit coordinating 73 individuals, HO organizations, and two states.
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Washington
Howard F. Corcoran
Agriculture Department
Ronald Pollack
Pood Research and Action Center of
New York
Hays Receives Local Backing Amid Scandal
Beaverdale district chairmen author a letter of support for Rep Wayne Hays amid a Washington sex scandal. They pledge full backing in this election and future races, while Hays admits a personal relationship with Elizabeth Ray, denying broader wrongdoing.
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Flushing
Ubiv
Wayne Hays
Washington
Beaverrale
Wayne
Duduy
Haz's
Java
Uoon
Hayshag
Asabeth Ray
Rouse Administration
Hays
Jury unable to decide in Warlocks murder trial
Delaware County judge dismisses an eight man, four woman jury after four days of deliberations in the case of Edward Kiglin known as Ace of the Warlocks. Kiglin, 26, of Yeadon, was charged in the shooting death of six year old Ann Maura of Darby. The foreman said continued deliberations would be useless. Members of the Warlocks confronted her father after the shooting last October.
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Fay
Edward
Ace" Kiglin
Delaware County
Howard Reed Jr
Kilin
Yeadon
Ann Maura
Penn State Spring Term Commencement Held at University Park
About 5 000 students received degrees at the Pennsylvania State University spring term commencement in University Park. Dr John W Oswald president presided and conferred degrees assisted by William K Ulerich president of the board of masters. Sarah Caldwell director of the Opera Co of Boston was to deliver the main address. 85 000 persons were expected for the exercises.
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Lintursity Park
A.ge
Pennsylvania
Sarah Caldwell
The
Opera Co
Uoston
John WW. Oswald
Penn State
William K. Ulerich
Ciparfield
Miasters
Executives quit as Reynolds Industries probes fund misuse
Three TL Reynolds Industries officers resign from top posts amid admission of illegal tunneling of up to 90600 for domestic political contributions and questionable overseas payments over five years. David S. Peoples William B. Smith and Charles B. Wixloff step back with reduced pay as restated reimbursements are arranged.
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Winston-Salem
TL Teynolds Industries
Ilegally
Ampney
Thr
David S. Peoples
William 8. Smith
Charles B. Wixloff
Yellow Lemon ruling frees Canson City driver
Stephen Strickland of South Lake Tahoe California wins a Supreme Court reversal of an order barring him from driving his 1973 International on Nevada roads. He had painted lemons described as a dud with defects and posted ads about a vehicle appearance, spending at least 1700 on repairs for the 4500 vehicle.
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Canson City
Stephen Strickland
Nevada
da Syntreme
South Lake Tahoe
Calif
Stickland
Strickland
Mystery of Ice Cubes Falls From Sky Shocks Town
Fran Peterson reports eight inch hail in her yard after a loud explosion. Police inquiry suggests ice balls fell from the sky and may have come from an aircraft. City contacts federal aviation authorities for inspectors while residents recall a bomb like sound.
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Fran Peterson
Dav. O'Hare
Federal
Leonardo Drawings Progress to Smithsonian Display
Washington UBT reports 25 rare Leonardo drawings from Queen Elizabeth’s Windsor Castle private library will go on display at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of History and Technology for a month beginning July 2.
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Washington
Ubt
Smithsonian Institution
Leonardo
It Genel
Windsor Castle
Smithsoniian
National Museum of History and Technology
Bahamas Bicentennial boost opens Bahamas to tourists
In Fort Lauderdale a Bahamas tourism official touted George Washington’s historic stay in the islands. The claim, aired on a radio program, notes Washington visited the Bahamas at age 19 with three brothers, spending the winter there under a physician’s care.
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Font Lauderdale
Fla
Bahamas
America
Washington
Clemens T. Meynster
Fort Lauderdale
Lawrence
Virginia
Batanas
Seattle couple to receive film loss award in court
A Superior Court jury awarded Mawin and Virginia Mieske seven thousand five hundred dollars after Virginia claimed she lent reels of films to a Bartlett drugstore employee who warned not to lose them. The films, representing the couple’s family memories from weddings holidays and children’s events, were later reported missing and assumed destroyed.
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UPI
Seattle
Mawin
Virginia Mieske
Bartlett
Mieskes
Lestimocg
Ghay
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