Ramsey pleads guilty in Evans Melbourne collision case
In Subic Bay, Lt Ronald Raney pleaded guilty to negligence and dereliction and faced up to two years in jail. Ramsey, senior bridge officer on the Evans, received an official reprimand and a two-year promotion delay after the June 3 South China Sea crash that killed 74 sailors. McLemore and Hopson also face charges or reprimand as the Navy moves to close the case.
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Patrick J. Killen
Subic Bay
Philippines
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
Ronald C. Raney
Long Beach
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
Ramsey
Evans
South China Sea
Navy
the Evans
George L. McMichael
Fountain Valley
McMichael
Walker showcases 111 paintings in Hoyt preview
Approximately 360 attendees viewed Carbis A. Walker’s Hoyt Institute show featuring 64 works, 30 oils, and egg tempera pieces. Notable pieces include Y Level from 1917 and The Barn, owned by the Nolans, plus Old Stone Bridge at Cascade Park from 1900 by Joseph Walker.
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Carbis A. Walker
Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts
Walker
Institute
Thomas Nolan
Plain Grove
Cascade Park
Joseph
Pittsburgh
Legonier
Lawrence
Mercer
Connecticut
Alex Crawford Hoyt
Hoyt
May Emma Hoyt
Dirksen Returns Home to Pekin After Death
Everett McKinley Dirksen, longtime Senate Republican leader, is returned to Pekin Illinois for burial. Air Force One carries his coffin with widow Louella and relatives aboard as mourners names appear in shop windows. A Chanute Air Force Base honor guard will accompany the service at Glendale Memorial Gardens Cemetery east of Pekin.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Washington
Dirksen
Pekin
Senator Dirksen
Illinois
Glendale Memorial Gardens
Ben H. Dirksen
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Ill
Foster home drive urged at PARC meeting
Weisman urged PARC to help place five Dixmont released patients this week in private nursing or foster homes and plans for 75 more as space allows. He pushed speedier removal of Lawrence County children from Mitchell Home and noted nine agencies already contract with his office.
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Murray Weisman
Pennsylvania Association For
Dixmont State Hospital
Weisman
PARC
First Presbyterian
Dixmont
Lark Workshop
Mitchell Home
Lawrence County
Jolly
Gov. Sha
St. Francis Hospital
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Robert Glenn
Younty
Directors grant Lark extension at Oak Street site
The Lark Workshop for the Handicapped may stay at the old Oak Street Elementary School beyond Oct 1 if it pays for extra fire insurance and utilities. Board President Albert Russo said the directors unanimously approved a brief extension while Lark seeks new quarters. The district will allow removal of some lights before the move, items Lark had bought from Pennsylvania State University.
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Lark Workshop
Old Oak St
City School Board
Albert Russo
Lark
Russo
Oak St
Pennsylvania State University
Republicans seek to improve image with voters in Pennsylvania
State Republican Committee rolls out a five point plan to sway public opinion. Deputy GOP chair Terry Abrams spoke at a Lawrence County Young Republican rally about boosting coverage via newspapers and radio. He outlined cooperation with 87 counties and planned meetings with county chairmen.
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State Republican Committee
Terry Abrams
GOP
State Committee
Lawrence County
Union Township
Abrams
Jordan
Shafer
Republican Party
Authority opens bids for Towne Mall parking lot work
The City Redevelopment Authority opened bids today on electrical and paving work for two Towne Mall parking lots. Paving bids ranged from 98,050 to 134,418 dollars. Electrical bids ranged from 47,983 to 62,000 dollars. The project cost will be financed through a two year plan, per executive director William B. Patterson.
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City Redevelopment Authority
Towne Mall
B & L Paving
Preston and Williams Inc
Re-Med Construction Co
Chamberlain Electric Co
Marino Electric Inc
Bruce and Merrilees Electric Co
William B. Patterson
Youth rally at Christian Assembly Church tonight
Youth with a Challenge of the Christian Assembly Church at 905 Highland Ave sponsors a youth rally at 7 30 p m featuring the Couriers from Harrisburg, television and recording gospel singers. All seats are free and the public is invited.
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The
Christian Assembly Church
Highland Ave
Harrisburg
End of high interest era seen by Fed chief
Federal Reserve chairman William McChesney Martin Jr says the era of very high interest rates may be ending as inflation slows. He told a Senate banking subcommittee that loan demand is down, stock markets are off, and banks plan smaller capital expansions, with prices often rising last in an inflation cycle.
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Washington
UPI
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
Senate Banking
Tax hearings resume in Senate Finance Committee
Washington UPI reports the Senate Finance Committee resumed hearings on the Nixon administration tax reform plan. Treasury official Murry L. Weidenbaum defended the proposal against critics who called it a rich man's bill and a corporate giveaway. He said individuals would still see tax cuts while corporations pay more, though margins are smaller than the House version. The House approved a $7.3 billion cut in individual taxes and a $4.9 billion rise for corporations. the administration would cut individuals by $4.8 billion and raise corporate levies by $3.5 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Nixon
Treasury Department
Murry L. Weidenbaum
Weidenbaum
Treasury
House
Stock purchase approved for Radiation Management Corp
The Public Utility Commission authorized Philadelphia Electric Co and Pennsylvania Power and Light Co to buy 100 shares each of Radiation Management Corp, joining four electric utilities from New Jersey and Maryland to form a group that may operate the first atomic energy exposure treatment and research firm. The plan includes a clinic space in a Philadelphia hospital and treatment likely available to non public power personnel on a fee basis.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania
Radiation Management Corp
Philadelphia Electric Co
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
Pp&l
Allentown
New Jersey
Maryland
PUC
Philadelphia
Commission
Nigerian Leader Urges Biafra to Seek Peace Talks
In Lagos Gen Yakubu Gowon appealed to Biafra to negotiate without preconditions after a peace feeler from the OAU. The OAU urged a cease fire and talks for a united Nigeria, which Biafra has rejected. Gowon said progress depends on Biafra honoring the resolution.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
Biafra
Yakubu Gowon
Organization of African Unity Oau
OAU
Boston ordinance to license adult stores faces first court test
A controversial Boston measure requires stores selling adults only material to obtain a city license. The ordinance, in effect since September 1, has so far attracted only one applicant and could face constitutional challenges. The city council passed it over Mayor Kevin H. White's veto, who deemed the law possibly illegal. A $5 license was set to regulate such stores.
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Boston
UPI
Kevin H. White
White
Park theater gives up nude-plays amid changing tastes
Isaac D. Levy told Fairmount Park commissioners that summer stock theater in the park would not stage nude or sexually explicit plays. He cited poor business last year and predicted worse profits, noting young audiences prefer rock concerts and other forms, leading to the shift away from provocative productions.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Isaac D. Levy
Fairmount Park
Auto his trees man injured in Mercer Rd crash
A local man, William White, 22, was injured when a car driven by Paul J. Grossman, 21, lost control on Mercer Rd in Neshannock Township, struck two trees, and overturned near midnight. White was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and listed in fair condition. Grossman had minor cuts and was not hospitalized. Police reported $1,000 damage. no other injuries.
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Mercer Rd
Neshannock Township
William White
Allegheny Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Paul J. Grossman
Oak St
Grossman
Valley View Rd
White
Pa. 18
Hillcrest Ave
Charles L. Hausler
W. Hillcrest Ave
Hillcrest
Nicholas Beres
E. Long Ave
Neshannock
Randall W. Cook
W. Meyer Ave
Bellaire Dr
Irene Theodorou
N. Jefferson St
N. Jefferson St. Ext
Cook
Homemaker training program explained by Mrs Rice PARC meeting
Mrs Maria Rice of the Department of Public Assistance outlined the homemaker training program at a PARC meeting. Nineteen students began classes Monday, four hours daily for 25 days, with five likely hires initially and certificates awarded on completion. The program aims to aid public welfare families through meal planning, budgeting, home care, child guidance, and reporting issues to the department.
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Maria Rice
Department of Public Assistance
PARC
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