Nuns win or lose as borough drops charges in single family case
Glen Ridge New Jersey tale shows Sister Carol Johnston calling it a relief and victory mix as the Sisters of Charity drop charges for living together with four roommates in a one family home. Mayor Barry St Clair confirms dismissal of charges in municipal court. The nuns faced fines up to $20000 each for alleged zoning and parking violations.
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Carol Johnston
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Barry ST. Clair
Quan
Johnston
St. Clair
Evel Knievel Rides 1 Mile In Central Park
Evel Knievel braves a park crowd as he rides a bicycle one mile through Central Park. The stuntman, hospitalized many times for motorcycle leaps, calls the feat his most daring yet, describing the ride as a bold public display in New York.
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Evel Knievel
New York
Central Park
Knievel
Bus fate unsettled in Miami probate dispute over minibus
In Miami probate court a dispute over a $5,513 bequest to the Metropolitan Senior Center for a minibus ended with a court ruling in favor Albert A. Trivani to oversee the bus use. The vehicle sat idle, was leased, and sold for 35.00 after years of disagreement among local centers and a joint account.
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Miami
Mabel Conyne
David Cerf Ala
Albert A. Trivani
Conyne
Metropolitan Senior Center
Dade County
Tripani
Press Telegram Wombay Bruary 23 Telegraph Line Ad
In a fragmented item, a 1930s sales page notes home delivery rates and single copy pricing while a separate quote recalls a phrase The whole thing was cockeyed and mentions Calder's petition being dismissed again. The text mixes retail pricing with legal filing notes and a recalled remark.
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Quint
Calder
Lynn opposes more aid for post service
President Ford budget chief James T. Lynn told Congress the Postal Service must cut costs and should not receive more subsidies. Postmaster General Bailor cited 15,000 job cuts saving about 200 million, while Senate talks of a 1.5 billion annual subsidy for three years. The dispute underscores White House Postal Service tensions.
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Ford
Congress
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Senate Post Office Committee
Postal Service
Lynn
Benjamin F. Bailor
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
White House
New York City
Post Office Department
Independent
U S envoy in Moscow linked to mysterious rad exposure claim
Boston Globe cited sources alleging Ambassador Walter Stoessel suffers a blood ailment possibly tied to Soviet microwaves aimed at the U S embassy in Moscow. The embassy called the report inaccurate while noting Stoessel remains healthy and active. Officials say no broader health abnormality exists among embassy personnel.
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Boston Globe
Walter Stosssel
Stoessel
Stonssul
Kremlin
State Department
Washington
Out of Moscow
Globe
Tehnikovsky Street
United States
Immediate delivery stock ad with three angle sectional sale
Ad offers a two three angle sectional at regular price STAV8 with a sale price of S195. It notes adding two attendants and forming a popular picture. Four fibulous pieces result. Another item, a Tent pharmacy flour lamp, is shown with a regular price of 1995 now 1495. Location at 359 Whincola Terhiy Actinic, Fuemiiire aie Lattos.
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