Jury selection underway in 2nd Kallinger trial
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the second robbery trial of Joseph Kallinger opened with jury selection. A pool of 225 prospective jurors was assembled for what may be lengthy proceedings. The case stems from a December 3 robbery in Susquehanna Township and involves a series of crimes in New Jersey and Maryland attributed to a man and boy team. Kassinger’s son Michael is a juvenile in the case and housed at Warrendale Youth Development Center.
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Harrisburg
Joseph Kallinger
Kallinger
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Maryland
Dauphin County
Susqueheanna
Kassinger
Michael
Warrendale
Pittsburgh
Bill Livingston
Livingston
Miners Return to Work Amid WV Picket Line Firepower
Miners across West Virginia defied picket lines as a back-to-work movement spread state wide. Many returned for 8 a.m. shifts, despite scattered confrontations and some violence including shots fired and cars burned.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Big Mountain Coals, Inc
Prenter
Boone County
Beckley
Ford oil politics loom as energy bill faces veto
Congress braces for a clash over energy policy as Ford weighs a veto on an eight billion education package and a six month extension of price controls. A Senate vote on overriding the veto is scheduled as Democrats push for energy action amid persistent price rises.
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Ford
Senate
House
Congress
Democrats
Multiple U S States See Teacher Strikes Across Regions
The weeklong wave of teacher strikes affects New York Illinois Montana Delaware New Jersey and Pennsylvania. In New York City 980 schools opened as talks stretched past midnight while Chicago and Secaucus negotiators battled for a contract.
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New York
New York City
Illinois
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Montana
Great Falls
Mont
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
New Jersey
Secaucus
Englewood
Hoboken
Boonton
Wanaque
Public opinion split over Delaware seashore high rises
Public sentiment favors keeping high rises off Delaware beaches used by Maryland vacationers yet there is little stand on erosion. Three levels of government pursue long range coastal plans, with a Massachusetts firm recommending natural beaches while the U S Corps advances a dune bulkhead erosion project from Cape Henlopen to the Maryland line. Corregan says sand pumping is ready. Congress must authorize construction money and state share.
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Associated Press
Charles T. Main Inc
Massachusetts
Rehoboth Beach
Ocean View
Bethany Beach
Delaware
Philadelphia
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Cape Henlopen
Maryland
Robert 8. Corregan
Corps’ Philadelphia
Congress
Corregan
Louisville unrest prompts National Guardsmen deployment
Authorities estimated more than 10 000 rioters surged in Louisville over the weekend throwing rocks bricks and bottles at police. Two buses were burned and 37 damaged as Gov. Julian Carroll deployed nearly 1 000 National Guardsmen with Jefferson County and Louisville police to quell demonstrations and arrests reached at least 70 near Southern High School. Mayor Harvey Sloane said armed officers on buses would reassure families while officials acknowledged earlier leniency toward protests and then banned demonstrations near schools and bus routes. Ernest Grayson urged parents to send children to school, saying protection would be provided.
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Julian Carroll
Jefferson County
Louisville
Southern High School
Southern
Harvey Sloane
Sloane
Gordon
Ernest Grayson
Boston Bus Desegregation Sparks Guarded Openings
About 300 residents gathered outside a South Boston building housing Guardsmen as rocks and bottles rained down amid the citywide school desegregation effort. The plan buses roughly 26,000 of Boston's 75,000 public school students across all neighborhoods, with 50 percent white, 35 percent black, and 15 percent other minorities. Police plan high visibility this year, with 1,000 officers plus 550 state troopers and metropolitan police. federal marshals, FBI, and a DOJ team are assisting. National Guardsmen join after police overtime shortages. The 23 million dollar projected cost covers busing and security.
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South Boston
Boston
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Robert diGrazia
diGrazia
U.S
FBI
Justice Department
Trooper Assaulted Youth in Walkersville Charge
A trooper from Barracks B Frederick was assaulted Friday night in Walkersville and an 18-year-old Walkersville youth faces charges. Kenneth L. Cramer 20 Fulton Ave Walkersville charged with assault and battery resisting arrest and motor vehicle violations after a stop led to a pursuit and confrontation. Trooper Harold C Delauter sustained a fractured nose and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released.
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Frederick
Walkersville
Kenneth L. Cramer
Fulton Ave
Tpr
Harold C. Delauter
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Delauter
Cramer
Fulton Avenue
Gutter Care Tip From Ingalls Lumber Ad
PK OWNERS MI presents a home maintenance tip about cleaning gutters to prevent clogged downspouts. It suggests inspecting sectional downspouts, using a long thin rod to clear blocks, and stresses checking gutters to avoid aggravation and expense. An Ingalls Lumber and Supply Inc. ad invites readers to explore paneling and paints with budget friendly prices and offers contact at 371 6300. A helpful hint also notes replacing insulation strips for casement storm windows that don t fit snugly.
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Ingalls Lumber and Supply Inc
Middletown
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Dela Beaches
Treeland Nurseries
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