New York Cadet Receives Army Commendation Medal
1st Lt. James J. Pelosi of New York City, a West Point graduate, was awarded the Army Commendation Medal on May 17 at the Berlin Brigade Special Troops unit. He aided an East German man after a crash on March 19 near fast Germany, saving the man's life despite severe injuries.
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Stations on air despite strike at WROC
Twenty three news and on air personnel struck the WROC television and radio stations after contract talks broke down. The stations operated today with administrative staff. A cited remark notes action taken during the incident.
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Luggage Gifts for Travelers By Wings
For holiday shoppers a luggage feature highlights practical gifts for dads who travel. The selection includes a Tansylon two-suiter carry on for 62.50 and the Travellaire tote from a collection, priced at 22.50, with multiple compartments. Sibley’s Luggage, floor Downtown and Fayetteville.
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Spain approves legalization of political parties after 40 years
Parliament voted 338 to 91 to allow political parties marking a major democratic reform as King Juan Carlos moves Spain away from Francoism. Interior Minister Fraga signals possible future legalization of the Communist party while arrest campaigns against leftists continue and the Socialists refuse to join the reform effort ahead of 1977 elections.
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Spain
Juan Carlos
Francisco Franco
Communist Party
Manuel
Fraga
Union of the Spanish People
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