Newark council members defy judge face jail time
Five Newark city council members including Henry Martinez were found in contempt for refusing to vote for a property reassessment measure. They face jail until they change their votes, while arguing the judge overstepped by punishing elected officials.
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Newark
N.J
United States of America
Henry Martinez
Superior Court
Harry Margolis
Margolis
Martinez
Anthony Carrino
Sharpe James
Donald Tucker
Mario Villani
New Jersey Supreme Court
Diplomatic breakthrough seen in Kissinger Vorster talks
The Rand Daily Mail calls Kissinger and South Africa's Vorster meeting a diplomatic breakthrough set for June 23-24 in West Germany. The front page editorial notes U S acknowledgment of South Africa's regional role and high level contact without endorsing apartheid. Foreign Minister Muller announced the meeting and declined to confirm plans for a Ford talks.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Rand Daily Mail
Henry A. Kissinger
John Vorster
U.S
Vorster
West Germany
Washington
Subcontinent
Kissinger
Pretoria
Hilgard Muller
Kissinger-Vorster
Ford
Humphrey signals possible run if Carter falters next week
Sen. Hubert Humphrey says he will consider entering the race if Carter stumbles in the Ohio New Jersey and California primaries. He warns a weak Carter showing could push the convention toward an open process and his own improved prospects.
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United Press International
Hubert Humphrey
Jimmy Carter
Minneapolis
Ohio
New Jersey
California
Humphrey
Carter
Minnesota
Dayton
Columbus
Toledo
TWA strike averted by tentative flight attendants contract
In New York 5500 TWA flight attendants avoided a strike after negotiators reached a tentative contract. The settlement terms will await ratification by Trans World Workers Union members with a vote to be scheduled later.
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New York
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Transport Workers Union
National Mediation Board
Kay McMurray
Five youths killed in Penn Yan crash
Five Yates County youths died when a car veered off New York Route 44 near Penn Yan shortly after midnight. The vehicle, traveling at high speed, went into a ditch, struck a culvert, and landed across the driveway, killing driver William Finger 19 and passengers Terry Bullock Michael Scott Carl Hammond and Daniel Willis all 20.
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Penn Yan
Yates County
N.Y
Yates County Sheriffs
Here
William Finger
Terry Bullock
Michael Scott
Carl Hammond
Daniel Willis
Weekend Sunshine From NWS At Hancock Field
The National Weather Service at Hancock Field forecasts sunny skies through the weekend with temperatures in the 80s. Clear tonight with mild 50s, tomorrow remains sunny and warm. Rain chances are near zero.
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National Weather Bureau
Hancock Field
Inflation On The Up And Up Proves A Humorous Take
A playful note remarks that inflation is rising, prompting lighthearted commentary on prices and the economy. The joke centers on the paradoxical phrasing and everyday experiences of sticker shock.
People Wall Dedication Highlights Corning Figures
In Corning City Hall a new People Wall unveils a color mural of life sized locals led by Amory Houghton Jr and Jim Sheaffer. The 2000 square foot display by Elliott Erwitt features mayor Joe Nasser and his wife Eleanor, police officers Karen Murphy and Joanne Winters, a Boy Scout official Al Moses, and other residents including a newlywed couple, a reporter, a fireman, a mailman, a jogger and a tuba player.
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Frank J. Prial
New York Times
Corning
Amory Houghton Jr
Jim Sheaffer
Charlie McGrady
Karen Murphy
Joanne Winters
al Moses
Joe
Eleanor Nasser
People
New City Hall
Liott Erwitt
New York City
Corning Glass Works
McGrady
Glass Works
Moses
Wall
Ford warned against Hays payroll control amid scandal
President Ford had warned Congress five years earlier that staff salaries should not be controlled by Wayne Hays administration committee. The payroll scandal widens as House leaders form a three Democrat task force to study misuse of public funds. Rep Lloyd Meeds questions Republican involvement. Justice Department sues Rep William Clay over travel expenses. Elizabeth Ray alleges Hays kept her on the payroll in a $14 000 a year post as his mistress.
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Washington
Ford
House
Wayne Hays
Thomas O'Neill
Carl Albert
Congress
Lloyd Meeds
Hays
Ohio
Elizabeth Ray
Alabama Woman Claims Nixon Love Letters Genuine
An Alabama woman says she possesses copies of alleged love letters from Richard Nixon to an unnamed married woman. She gave an exclusive interview under condition of anonymity and said the copies were spirited from the White House before the originals were mailed.
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Ly Andrew Kilpatrick
Washington
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Richard M. Nixon
White House
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Syracuse Uni
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Onondaga Lake
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