Trevor Ferrell’s Shelter Faces Closure Over Funds
Philadelphia. Trevor Ferrell, the seven grade activist who opened Trevor's Place, a 33 bed homeless shelter, has to close Monday due to $50,000 needed for code repairs. City fines, a dwindling donor base, and $3,000 in the bank threaten continued operation of the shelter begun at age 11 after his devotion to Philadelphia street people.
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Reagan accuses SALT 2 violation amid Iran Contra backlash
Washington reports President Reagan labeled the deployment of a B 52 bomber in Texas as a needlessly provocative step that breaches the unratified SALT 2 pact. Critics including Sen. John Chafee and Sen. Sam Nunn call it a tragic mistake that worsens Soviet relations and harms disarmament efforts, while Gorbatchev and others condemn the move.
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Opposition warns of overthrow in Korea after rally halt
Dissident leaders from the New Korea Democratic Party vow to topple President Chun Doo Hwan if the government pursues dictatorial rule. Police detained about 1,000 people to block a mass rally for direct presidential elections, with clashes injuring several and tear gas used across Seoul.
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A Taiwan flu returns to the United States
The A Taiwan influenza virus has reappeared in the United States after more than 35 years with the CDC reporting the first outbreak of influenza like illness in the 1986 87 season. At Key West Naval Base 52 active duty personnel were affected with a 33 percent attack rate in a 111 person squadron.
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Meese given broad mandate in arms deal probe
White House accord gives Justice Department a blank check to pursue the Iran to Nicaragua arms money case. Investigators will interview any involved, study intercepted communications, and trace every dollar as CIA and NSC figures face scrutiny over Swiss accounts and profits from arms sales to the Contras.
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Neshannock proposes 1.7 million budget with tax hold
Neshannock Township supervisors unveiled a 1.7 million dollar budget for next year with taxes unchanged at 242 mills for roads and 1 mill for fire protection. A public hearing is set for December 12 at 6 30 p m to discuss using 11 000 dollars in leftover federal revenue sharing funds for road work equipment and stormwater management, carried into next year. Chairman John E Cater said the township has held the line on taxes despite rising costs, and the 1987 budget totals 1 719 665 dollars to be finally adopted at the next regular meeting.
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Obituary notices and weather forecast page
News Digest for November 29 1986 lists obituaries Vera J Wright 93 James F McKenna 58 Mrs John L Houser 69 and John O Magee 68. Western Pennsylvania forecast shows fair tonight with fog then partly cloudy Sunday highs in 40s and lows near 30 with a cool extended outlook through Wednesday.
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