Low cost funeral options and memorial societies rise
The piece outlines cremation as a cheaper option with minimal requirements, container choices, and potential scattering or urn burial. It notes memorial societies in 120 cities advocate preplanning, average savings around $500, and cooperation with undertakers. It cites Arlington Ark and Pine Bluff graduates, and details donation routes for medical research and organs with related associations and donor cards.
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United States
Canada
Harry B. Smith
Greater New Haven Conn. Memorial Society Inc
Rebecca Cohen
Memorial Society
Seattle
FTC
American Medical Association
N. Dearborn
Chicago
Ill
Eye Bank Association of America
Tulane Ave
New Orleans
National Kidney Foundation
E. 27Th St
New York
N. Y
Drug motive eyed in Lorain slayings
The Lorain case involves Maida Ridenour and Cruzado. Detectives found an empty shoulder holster and suspect the killer targeted Cruzado then Ridenour. Ridenour, born April 15, 1954, was a Sacred Heart Chapel member. wake services and funeral details are noted.
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Malinovsky
Cruzado
Ridenour
Lorain
Sacred Heart Chapel
Hns
Joaquin Cruzado
Joaquin Jr
Puerto Rico
Robert
Harry
Mana Torres
Gloria Barash
Jacqueline Cruzado
Susan Cruzado
Alery Ortiz
Elyria
Walter A. Frey
Calvary Cemetery
Maida Ridenour
Farrah Fawcett Tops Cosby in Celebrities Challenge
Actress Farrah Fawcett Majors wins a 9 point tie breaker 5-4 against comedian Bill Cosby in The Celebrities Challenge of the Sexes aired on CBS-TV. The event cited April 17 broadcast.
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Farrah Fawcett-Majors
Bill Cosby
Cbs-Tv
Fawcett Mature
UPI
Amherst ex police gal and chief plead innocent
A jury acquitted or freed Sargent on murder charges after finding him guilty of armed robbery in Amherst. The case involved a Horwath store robbery and testimony from a retired judge had urged a murder verdict to accompany the armed robbery finding. Sargent is jailed in Indiana on separate charges. A special grand jury resumes next Tuesday to probe Amherst city administration abuses with subpoenas issued to planning and zoning officials and ex-secretaries. Fred Leimbach, a longtime local political activist, to testify first.
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Horwath
LeRoy F. Kelly
Sargent
Indiana
Grunda
Koppenhafer
Ramstead
Amherst
Sandstone
Richard Zabornik
Amherst Planning Commission
John Gergerly
Amherst Board of Zoning Appeals
Blake Pinson
Zoning Board
Sue Fisher
Anthony DePaola
Planning Commission
Chester Stawicki
Amherst Civil Service Commission
James Donnelly
Donnelly
Amherst Income Tar
DePaola
Fred Leimbach
Amherst Zoning Board of Appeals
Love blooms early among Italian youths in poll
In Milan 25,000 Italians aged youth respond to a Sociopraxis poll for Due Piu showing 43 percent had first sexual experience between 16 and 18, 30 percent before 16, 33 percent in a car, 2 percent in a hotel. Despite liberal attitudes 67 percent favor monogamy.
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Sociopraxis Organization
Due Piu
Union protests city layoffs amid bargaining fight
Union warns city over layoffs of CETA workers clogging clerk-typist and nursing aide roles. Bumping limited to equal or lower classifications under contract. City seeks amendment to shift staffing rules, ceding 21 men per shift. union vows no contract breach. Local 474 firefighters back current Zi-man shift rule.
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Scott
Union
Seer Deanely Benets
Piers Pierre Firefighters Union Local 474
Cowncil
Evie Chie RAIS Daily Seal Publishes Weekend Edition
Fragmentary OCR note references Evie Chie RAIS Daily publication and a Sunday issue. Mentions mail, Uriel States, and a price tag per week. Vague garbled items suggest a historical newspaper fragment with uncertain details.
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Glass Mail Privieres
Evie Chie Rais
Carter urges food stamps without cost
President Carter asks Congress to keep food stamp benefits at current levels for most recipients while stopping cost sharing. He vows to veto any program change that would raise the 5.4 to 5.6 billion dollar budget, with 600,000 of 5.44 million families disqualified and 1.58 million reduced by over five dollars monthly.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Bob Bergland
House Agriculture Committee
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University of Arkansas At Pine Bluff
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Rsmuth Co
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Armco
CPC International
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Richmond Corp
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