St Mary's School elects Student Council leaders
Pupil representatives from St Marys parochial school are elected after a campaign with speeches and posters. Seated left to right are Kathy Barry 8th Grade president, Kathryn OBrien 8th Grade, Chris Harrold 7th Grade, Debbie Fletcher 6th Grade, Tim Mather 6th Grade. Standing are Patti Anthony, Dante Maniccia 5th Grade, Judith OConnor, Margaret Barry 4th Grade, Audrey Melsbakas, Steve Johnson 3rd Grade. Carol Lampert 7th Grade vice-president was absent when the picture was taken.
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St. Mary’s Parochial School
Sented
Kathy Barry
Carol Lampert
Miss Barry
Kathyrn O’brien
Chris Harrold
Debbie Fletcher
Tim Mather
Patti Anthony
Dante Maniccia
Judith O’connor
Margaret Barry
Audrey Melsbakas
Steve Johnson
Pay Board Near Agreement On Wage Guidelines
Washington AP The Pay Board nears agreement on post freeze wage guidelines to validate most raises while disallowing only grossly disproportionate increases. A subcommittee weighs what counts as disproportionate and contemplates retroactive pay for raises lost during the freeze.
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Washington
Labor and Management
Management
Public Pay Board
Labor's Help in Selling Feed Grains to Soviet Union
Washington sources credit labor and unions for helping resolve an eight year trade stalemate and enabling a three million ton U S feed grain sale to the Soviet Union valued around 135 million dollars. The plan, carrying two million tons of corn 600000 tons of barley and 300000 tons of oats, would be shipped via Great Lakes ports to Russia, with two major firms Continental Grain and Cargill participating.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
U.S
Capitol Hill
New York
Midwest Corn Belt
Great Lakes
Agriculture Department
Russia
Three Teens Die In Thruway Crash at Exit 25
Three Schenectady youths died early Saturday when their car left the ramp at Exit 25 on the State Thruway near Rotterdam, smashed into a parked tractor-trailer. Victims are Joseph Viscusi 19 Richard Sitors 18 and Gary Palleschi 17, all of Schenectady.
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N.Y
Rotterdam
Joseph Viscusi
Richard Sitors
Gary Palleschi
Viscusi
12Th St
Sitors
Crystal St
Palleschi’s
Argo Blvd
Mother of Five Killed In Londonderry Clash
In Londonderry's Creggan Estate a mother of five, Kathleen Thompson, in her 40s, was shot in a crossfire between British troops and IRA snipers during a house to house search. The incident follows 24 hours of rain and adds to Northern Ireland's ongoing death toll, with no arrests reported.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Irish Red Army
Kathleen Thompson
Londonrry
Pilot Killed In Plane Crash Near Cazenovia
A New Jersey pilot, James D. Rogers, 49, Teaneck, N.J., was killed when his light plane crashed in a wooded area near New Woodstock, Oneida County. Police found the wreckage after a long search. the aircraft registered in Westchester County appeared headed toward New Jersey. Cause of the crash under investigation.
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Cazenovia
N.Y
New Jersey
James D. Rogers
Teaneck
N.J
New Woodstock
New York
Oneida
Westchester County
Roger
Supreme Court allows Amchitka test in 4 to 3 ruling
The Supreme Court, by 4 to 3, allowed the Atomic Energy Commission to proceed with the five megaton Amchitka underground test at 5 p.m. EST, after hearing arguments from environmental groups and the Justice Department. Justices Brennan, Marshall dissented, saying a delay was needed for environmental review.
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Supreme Court
Atomic Energy Commission
Amchitka
Justice Department
Alaskan
Aleutians
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Harry A. Blackmun
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Committee For Nuclear Responsibility
Brennan
Marshall
David Sive
Environmentalists
U.S. Supreme Court
Record number of ships must clear Montreal locks before winter
A joint statement from the St. Lawrence Seaway Authority and the St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. warns a record number of ocean going vessels must clear the waterway soon or ships will be barred entry at the Montreal locks. There are 217 ships in the system, double the year ago count, and they must depart before locks close December 12 for winter.
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St. Lawrence Seaway Authority
St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp
Montreal Locks
Montreal
First Lady to Visit Ghana After Liberia Trip
The White House says Mrs. Richard M. Nixon accepted an invitation to Ghana in January after attending Liberian inauguration events for President Tolbert. Prime Minister Kofi Busia extended the invitation during a meeting with President Nixon. Liberian ceremonies are set for January 2 through 4.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Ghana
Libee
William Tolt
White House
Kofi Busia
Nixon
Inmates Seize Eleventh-Floor Block at Hall of Justice
Officials said 150 inmates seized control of an eleventh-floor cell block in the Hall of Justice in Los Angeles on Saturday, triggering a lockdown and planned negotiations.
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Los Angeles
Hall of Justice
Prince Philip Lowest Favorability in Hong Kong Poll
Hong Kong residents rate Queen Elizabeth highest with 42 percent and Prince Charles at 19 percent. Prince Philip ranks lowest at 2 percent, while Princess Anne trails at 5 percent following Anne's Hong Kong visit.
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Prince Philip
Gallup
Princess Anne
Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Charles
Two Buffalo youths found innocent in murder trial
An all male Erie County Court jury acquitted Ivory L. Payne 18 and Willie R. Folmar 17 after about an hour of deliberation. The two Buffalo youths were charged in the shooting death of 47 year old Melvin Morrison whose body was found last June near the Matadors club rooms, a youth gang to which the defendants belonged.
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Willie R. Folmar
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Detonation plans proceed for Cannikin on Amchitka
Amchitka Alaska storm eased and Atomic Energy Commission cleared final preparations for the Cannikin underground nuke test set for 5 p.m. EST. Officials reported readiness of detonation circuits and measuring instruments while weather and security measures remained in place.
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Amchitka Island
Alaska
Amchitka
Atomic Energy Commission
Aleutian
Amchitka Detonation to Blast Underground Chamber
The AP reports a five megaton explosion under Amchitka Island will lift ground up to 25 feet and heat rock to 3,000,000 degrees at the 52-foot chamber bottom within a 6,000-foot shaft. The rock will melt into lava and a cavern the size of a football field will form, with fragments of the blast reaching the surface moments later.
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Amchitka Island
Alaska
Atomic Energy Commission
Nixon Aide Sees Foreign Aid Near 2.8 Billion
A White House aide estimates the foreign aid bill will end at about 2.8 billion dollars, roughly 95 percent of Nixon's request. House opponents plan to curb the interim extension, while Senate and House leaders weigh likely outcomes and possible votes next week.
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Nixon
Washington
White House
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Senate
House
Gerald R. Ford
GOP
John B. Anderson
Illinois
Indochina
Synod Ends Five-Week Session Rejects Married Priest Ordination
The World Synod of Bishops in Vatican City voted 107 to 83 against ordaining married men to the priesthood, reaffirming priestly celibacy. The closing session also endorsed a social justice document and urged a Vatican commission to study women’s rights in society and the Church. Pope Paul VI praised the outcomes as a reaffirmation of Catholic doctrine amid calls for broader church involvement in war, poverty, and oppression.
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World Synod of Bishops
Paul VI
Vatican Commission
Pope Paul
First Lady Sets Dance Rule After Protocol Glitch
Washington AP report on President Nixon mis stepping protocol at a White House dinner for Australia’s PM McMahon, prompting Mrs Nixon to issue dancing rules. The incident left guests without a planned dance as Nixon toured upstairs with dignitaries, leading to a new directive to begin dancing immediately if the President repeats the tour.
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Nixon
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Metropolitan Opera
Richard Tucker
Marine Corps
Lucy Winchester
Carolyn Hagner Shaw
Tapes Said to Show Crime Evidence From East Side Brothel
Seized audio tapes allegedly capture hundreds of private conversations among judges politicians and others frequenting a swank East Side brothel. Knapp Commission informant Teddy Ratnoff says recordings reveal blackmail drug abuse extortion loan sharking and many crimes. raids yielded tapes and eavesdropping gear as Asst. Dist. Atty. Conboy withholds locations while noting the broader scope beyond police misconduct.
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Manhattan District Attorney's Office
East Side
Teddy Ratnoff
Knapp Commission
Ratnoff
Westchester County
Asst. Dist. Atty
Kenneth Conboy
State Supreme Court
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Green Berets
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