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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1972
Page
1
Larry Kibby a Lumbee Indian dances and signs as about 300 Indians protest outside the Roberson County School Board office in Lumberton North Carolina. They allege federal funds for Indian education are misused and that they have lost control of their schools.
Wednesday night shows Shawers along the North and mid Pacific Coast with snow in the Northern Rockies upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Rain favored in the Northeast and Southern Texas. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Temperatures listed for numerous cities. Obscure obituaries follow for Michael Mitchell Alice Miller Frazier Emil A Meier.
A joint House-Senate panel led by Sen. Donald Oesterling seeks more than 60 days to extend investigations into seven deaths at Ridge View Center for Retarded Children. The panel toured the facility after Louis Novak died last August and learned of prior deaths dating to 1963.
Bitter fighting flared across Indochina as Communist forces pressed to seize territory before a cease fire. In Cambodia an onslaught killed or captured hundreds defending Trapeang Kraleng 35 miles south of Phnom Penh, cutting a key Highway 4 route. In Saigon a CH47 Chinook crash killed all aboard, nine Americans confirmed dead, with hostile fire not ruled out. In Laos government troops retook the panhandle town of Keng Kok after bloody combat.
Eight Pennsylvania congressmen will hold hearings on the regional economy at the new Federal Building in Pittsburgh on December 11 chaired by Rep. Thomas E. Morgan. Frank M. Clark and others will join to promote better economic conditions and an Economic Development Council of public and private leaders.
The four mile New Castle bypass near Rt 422 east Rt 188 shows cracks and small landslides barely a year after opening. Officials blame inadequate berm treatment or state specs and note changes in repair responsibility shifting to the state.
The week’s winning number is 808853 with drawing date November 1, 1872. Other entries include 006855 and X08858, with several placeholders like BOBESX XXGES MEEXX and XX noted as wins unknown or incomplete.
United Press International reports North Vietnam warned that any U S effort to alter the peace accord text will end the chance of a cease fire. Thieu is pressed over troops in the south and a national council proposal. Kissinger to Paris for final talks is debated as Viet Cong voices criticism and world powers urge delay to end the conflict. Dennis Ford Butman of Abilene was sentenced to three years for stabbing a hog to death in Merkel, Texas.
In the Jimi Valley of Papua New Guinea a government report sets a first marriage value at no more than 240 dollars, five pigs, and one cassowary, while a second and subsequent marriage is worth 30 dollars, two pigs, and a cassowary. Officials condemn the assessment as insulting.
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