Millions still flock to visit Kennedy grave
Arlington site draws millions yearly, a mixture of visitors from the U S and abroad. The grave area features the eternal flame, granite markers from Cape Cod, and nearby stones for Joseph and Rose Kennedy children. The project cost about 2.4 million dollars with one quarter funded by the Kennedy family.
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UPI
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United States
Washington
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Patrick
Lota
Great trust sustains Mrs Kennedy at 83 in Hyannis Port
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy at 83 maintains a disciplined routine blending public duties and private life. She swims daily when possible, travels, and works on her autobiography Times to Remember to be published next March 29. Proceeds go to the Joseph P Kennedy Foundation for the mentally retarded.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Francis Xavier Charel
Hyannis
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Willian Thomson
Thomson
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Jacqueline Onassis
Tyannis Port
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Sen
Edward Kennedy
Hyons
Hyannis Port
Chappaquiddick
Rose Kennedy
Doubleday
Stewart Richardson
John
Honey Fitz) Fitzgerald
Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
House Fails Narrowly on 19 Year Old Drinking Bill in Pa
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania House narrowly defeated a bill to lower the drinking age to 19 by a 95 to 4 vote, seven short of the 102 needed for passage. Supporters vow another vote next week while opponents warn of higher youth drinking risks and auto accidents.
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Pennsylvania
Charles Volpe
R-Lacka
Nina
Tronigally
Wednes- Tin
Volpe
Stanley Kester
Dels Ware
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Lawreakers
Philadelphia
Owas
Gow
Wee J. Blayp
Lbsip
Sid Senate
Penn State
Pitt
Senate
Justice Department
Aides ratify settlement at New Castle district meeting
Teachers' aides vote to approve a new contract after a months long dispute over negotiations and funding. The agreement raises starting pay for aides, includes a grievance system and insurance, and ends a labor practice charge filed against the district.
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New Castle School Service Personnel Association
Pennsylvania State Iducating Association
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Mid
Andntratar
Suatch
Secaune
Hydistiet Wind
WUC Ual
Workers reject wage offer at Johnson Bronze Co
Johnson Bronze Co employees and United Auto Workers discuss a failed contract offer. Union spokesmen say fringe benefits and wages were key sticking points, with production at Meow plant highlighted. Negotiations paused as workers consider next steps amid ongoing production concerns.
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AW Juoral
Iid Vale
Elit
Delolinibot
Ours
Prapasiel Wats
Elier Uitlerencre
Kussinger
China
Beutap Inubieluning
Wayne budget plans move forward with township supervisors
Wayne Township Supervisors aim to begin work on the budget by mid next week per Mrs Dorothy Baker Ames treasurer. The report notes the timing and confirms Ms Baker's position within the Ames financial oversight.
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Wayne
Wayne Township
Dorothy Baker
AMES
Morvac Table Appears Before New Cyst School
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic report detailing a Morvac Table appearance before a New Cyst School with various names, events, suspensions, and a Nazarene rally at a Wesleyan church. The piece interleaves unrelated fragments about leave, expulsions, and local notices, with scattered references to students, faculty, and a speech by a pastor from Alice Ohio.
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Ben Rovniklin
Hays Wheel
Sandra Mo Heiney Ind
An Waldnin
Dethiwerian
Lata Bensin
Sopier Hall
Vince
Nazarene
Alice
Ohio
Wollord
Youths charged with burglary at gas station theft
Two Lawrence County youths arrest at Falcon Gasoline Station No 24 after an alert citizen saw two men load 80 quarts of oil and two gallons of antifreeze. Phillip Masters, 18, and Robert E. Lee, 16, were charged with burglary and related offenses and arraigned before District Magistrate Donald H. Kenehan.
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Lawrence County
Phillip Masters
Morton St
Robert E. Lee
Oak St
Donald H. Kenehan
Falcon
Wilmington Road
Legislation Proposal Echoes Presidential Election Prep
A Washington notice outlines a new bill by Seis Mdumnind and Wilian Bul Hirt. It proposes a standard response to presidential tests and radio actions. The measure limits timing to within 90 days before a presidential election year.
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Seis
Muskirs
Wilian
Wailnese
Specter eyes gubernatorial bid after election loss in 1970s
Philadelphia report notes Arlen Specter, defeated last week in reelection bids, contemplating a 1970s governor run. Pollster John Buck will launch a state wide opinion poll, while Specter, a Republican with prior DA tenure, seeks broader political influence amid Salient local politics.
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Mivision
John Buek
Specter
Sporter
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Kur
Bennsylvania Colmilles
UAW abandons national GM strike plan for multi strikes
The United Auto Workers scrapped a threatened national walkout by 420,000 GM workers for next Monday. It will pursue short four day strikes at key plants under Operation Apache to pressure a new contract while preserving strike funds. UAW President Leonard Woodcock said the move aimed to avoid a nationwide stoppage.
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UPI
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Prisoners Exchanged as Egypt and Israel Begin Talks
United Press International reports the first prisoner exchange between Egypt and Israel marks a small step toward a broader Middle East peace, as Israel hands over checkpoints on the Care-Shesh road to the United Nations and aid convoys reach Suez City amid tensions.
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Israel
Middle East
United Nations
Suez City
Geneva
Pollaat
BLA leader shot in New York shootout
A gunfight in New York left two detectives and three others wounded as police engaged Blood Liberation Army members. Tyrone Myers, a wanted suspect, is believed involved. officers blocked a unit tied to the group and potential further motives remain under investigation.
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New York
Black Liberaton Army
Ute
Hank
BLA
Tyron Myers
Settlement urged by global leaders amid stalled Middle East talks
The article reports a urged settlement led by Kislinger and other officials, with statements from Roki Tamaki and Kissinger aiming to ease tensions. It notes pressure from Arab nations on meeting bargaining levels, while Israel and helped entities respond amid a broader delay in talks and regional instability.
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Shale
Kislinger Toley
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Iek
Willy
Roki Tamaki
Leryn Kissinger
Chipate
Israel
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