County Officials Certify 36 in Management Skills Training
County officials last Thursday completed eight two hour in service sessions in management skills. Certificates of achievement were presented by Chairman Robert Chetney as pictured with John Squires Andrew Combs Elisa Harmes Thomas Nolan John Myers and David Wilcox among others from Social Services Motor Vehicle Bureau and the county clerk's office.
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County Department
Pictur
Robert Chetney
John Squires
Department of Social Services
Andrew
Combs
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Chetney
Elisa Harmes
Thomas F. Nolan
NYS School of Industrial Labor Relations
Cornell University
Ithaca
John Myers
David R. Wilcox
Dope Pad Slayings Kill Seven In Detroit House
Seven men and women were shot to death and a eighth person critically wounded in a first-floor living room in a two-story Detroit home on Hazel Wood Street near 12th Street. Police found heroin and multiple guns at the scene amid narcotics violence, with an underworld power struggle suspected. The wounded man remained in critical condition at Henry Ford Hospital.
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Detroit
James Barron
Hazelwood Street
12Th Street
Dan Smith
Henry Ford Hospital
Otisville Training School strike called off
Middletown officials said the planned today strike by Civil Service Employees Association members at Otisville Training School for boys has been canceled. A Middletown CSEA representative said Otisville members will travel to Albany to confer with state officials on conditions at the institution.
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Middletown
N.Y
Otisville Training School
Civil Service Employes Association
Robert Redifer
CSEA
Otisville
Albany
Reduced in Rank and Fined for Absent Without Leave
In Vietnam Glenn Storer a 21 year old from Yarmouth Maine was reduced from specialist fourth class to private and fined 73 dollars for two months after being absent for 13 days. He waived a court martial and was tried by his battalion commander. In Chile two ultraleftist fugitives died in a garage gun battle as police closed in. Ronald Rivera Calderon 25 and his brother Arturo 20 were the targets for the assassination of Edmundo Perez Zujovic.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Glenn Storer
Storer
Yarmouth
Maine
Santiago
Chile
Ronald Rivera Calderon
Arturo
Riveras
Edmundo Perez Zujovic
Supreme Court allows pool closures to avoid integration
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that cities facing integration orders may close swimming pools and other public facilities, denying access to both black and white residents. The decision found no illegal discrimination when neither race can use the facilities. Joseph A. Lussier, a Niagara Falls daredevil who rode Horseshoe Falls in a rubber ball, died at 79 after a career marked by the 1928 stunt.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Jackson, Miss
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Joseph A. Lussier
Horseshoe Falls
Memorial Medical Center
Welfare fraud indictments sweep in Syracuse area
Eleven people including four couples pleaded innocent to indictments charging welfare frauds totaling nearly 50000 dollars. An Onondaga County grand jury returned 14 sealed indictments Friday and arrests were made over the weekend. All defendants faced grand larceny charges with some also charged with conspiracy.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Onondaga County
Walden Man Charged in Slaying of Woman
A Walden man, Fred Perna Jr., 35, is charged with murder for the June 1 shooting of his common law wife Barbara Carr Perna, 24, at her apartment. He was arraigned Sunday. police said he was captured Saturday at a remote hunting camp near Wallkill in Greene County and offered no resistance despite being armed.
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Middletown
N.Y
Walden
Fred Perna Jr
Barbara Carr Perna
Perna
Wallkill
Greene County
Dredge Dump Permitted at Lake Ontario near Rochester
The 2nd U S Circuit Court refused to halt dumping of channel dredgings into Lake Ontario near Rochester. Monroe County Conservation Association sought to block the Army Corps of Engineers and Monroe County Port Authority. Judge Irving R. Kaufman announced the denial of a stay and an expedited hearing of a formal appeal in August.
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New York
2Nd U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Lake Ontario
Rochester
Monroe County Conservation Association
Army Corps of Engineers
Monroe County Port Authority
Irving R. Kaufman
Appeals Court
Association
Wayne Harris
Kaufman
Binghamton Boy Dies After Insecticide Ingestion
An 8-year-old Binghamton boy, Todd Gary Moore, died after drinking an undetermined amount of insecticide solution at a picnic. Police say he and his brother were at Camp Arrowhead when he obtained the mixture from a 55-gallon drum.
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Little Meadows
Binghamton, N.Y
Todd Gary Moore
Gary Moore
Binghamton
Camp Arrowhead
State Of Emergency Declared After Police Clash In N M
Police in Albuquerque moved into Roosevelt Park with automatic weapons and shotguns and arrested about 30 holdouts after a night of disorder. At least 13 wounded by gunfire and gunshot injuries were reported as a civil emergency curfew from 1 am to 6 am was imposed.
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N. M
Albuquerque
N.M
Offi
Cers
Roosevelt Park
Park
Humphrey outlines plan to curb urban financial ills at Mayors Meet
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey told 400 mayors at the 38th annual U S Conference of Mayors that lack of city funds is the nation’s major civil rights violation. He proposed an 150 billion national domestic development bank for long term, low interest loans and backed by federal bonds and private investors. He urged restoring federal revenues to state and local governments with broad spending freedom and expanding highway fund revenue for cities to finance streets mass transit and urban projects.
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Philadelphia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
U. S. Conference of Mayors
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Minnesota Democrat
Senate
Nixon
Muskie
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Congress
Federal Highway Trust Fund
Tricia and Ed's Honeymoon Keeps The Mystery Alive
Washington AP reports Tricia Nixon Cox and Edward Cox remain unseen as honeymoon continues after leaving the White House Saturday night. Rose Garden wedding set dismantling began while guests departed. By Sunday the last decorations were gone.
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Washington
AP Tricia
Edward Cox
Nixon
Rose Garden
Man Who Tried Pacific Crossing in Kayak Missing at Sea
Seattle AP report on 25 year old James Brinton missing after a 7000 mile kayak voyage planned from LaPush to Japan. His 17 foot craft was found intact four miles off Washington's Olympic Peninsula after he departed 24 hours earlier. Coast Guard cutter, two aircraft and fishing boat searched in 29 mph winds and six to ten foot seas with slim odds of survival. Brinton's stepfather describes it as an obsession to cross an ocean in a kayak.
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James D. Moore
Jim
Brinton
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Olympic Peninsula
Seattle
LaPush
Wash
Japan
Coast Guard
Moore
Jimmy
Lead Poisoning at Zoo Alarms Humans Over Lead Air
New York AP report details a sick leopard named Mr Leopard and his dead twin at Staten Island Zoo with high lead levels. Pathologists warn gasoline fumes and industry spread lead to humans. other big cats at Bronx and Staten Island zoos show elevated lead and zinc in hair and stools.
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New York
New York Medical College
Staten Island Zoo
New York City
Leo Pard
Lee
Ralph Strebel
Bronx
Strebel
The
Medical College
Missing Air Force jet carries 24 aboard in Pacific search
In Hawaii region, a four engine C135 with 24 military personnel aboard vanished on a Pago Pago to Hawaii flight. Rescue teams searched a 200 mile area north of Palmyra Island after a crash beacon was detected, with daylight confirmation pending.
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Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Here
Air Force
Pago Pago
American Samoa
Hawaii
Palmyra Island
Bill Ballee
Local man dies after Chemung County crash
Elmira area report states Theo dore Dieter, 33, of Hornellville, died in a hospital on Sunday after a Friday auto accident on Chemung County road 66, according to State Police.
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Elmira
N.Y
Theodore Dieter
Hornellville
Chemung County
Key Administration Officials Diplomats Study Drug Problem
President Nixon ordered a White House meeting with top officials and seven ambassadors from Mexico Turkey South Vietnam Thailand France Luxembourg and the United Nations to review drug abuse in American society. Ellsworth Bunker said reports claim marijuana and hard drugs are rising in South Vietnam as the Saigon government addresses the issue. The White House said a broader government initiative will be announced later this week to curb drug use among Americans in Vietnam and the growing youth drug culture at home.
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Washington
Nixon
Administration
White House
U.S
Mexico
Turkey
South Vietnam
Thailand
France
Luxembourg
United Nations
William P. Rogers
John N. Mitchell
Treasury
John B. Connally
Ellsworth Bunker
Andrews Air Force Base
Saigon
United States
Ronald L. Ziegler
Vietnam
Nixon Orders Jobs Priority For Returning Servicemen
President Nixon launches a six point federal drive to place Vietnam era veterans in jobs or job training. Hodgson warns 370,000 vets age 20 to 29 are jobless, 10.8 percent unemployment versus 8.4 percent for nonveterans. The plan raises contractor job openings, expands Defense Department training, prioritizes veterans, boosts business cooperation, expands one on one training, and ensures each returning veteran is reached.
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Washington
Nixon
James D. Hodgson
Secretary of Labor
Hodgson
U.S. Employment Service
Defense Department
Labor Department
Veterans Administration
National Alliance of Businessmen
Meeting Fails to Change CSEA Strike Plans
ALBANY N Y AP a meeting between CSEA president Dr Theodore Wenzl and two state officials did not alter plans for a Wednesday strike The union says the strike remains on as 8250 jobs are at risk due to a 756 million state budget cut No further dates or conditions were disclosed by either side
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CSEA
Albany
N. Y
Civil Service Employes Association
Theodore Wenzl
T. Norman Hurd
Abe Lavine
State Office of Employe Relations
Wenzl
Hurd
Lavine
Antiwar push to pull U.S. forces from Indochina falters this week
A long effort to legislate a complete U.S. pullout from Indochina by December 31 goes to the House and Senate floors this week and appears likely to fail in both. The plan would cut war funding after December 31 unless Nixon waives the consequences for prisoner releases or safe withdrawal. Senate leader Mansfield proposed phased withdrawals in Boston, but the White House opposes a fixed date. Defense Secretary Laird echoed that view, saying disengagement would take a year.
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U. S
Indochina
House
Senate
Washington
U.S
Capitol Hill
Boston
Mike Mansfield
Boston College
South Vietnam
Mansfield
Nixon
White House
Melvin R. Laird
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