Italy Faces Population Strain and Emigration Debate
Italy confronts a growing population with rising unemployment and limited jobs. ECAs plans aim to move up to 1,000,000 Italians abroad by 1982 to ease labor pressure, amid concerns over harsh treatment in destinations like Argentina. Emigration policy sparks political debate among Italian officials and unions.
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EXCA
ECA
Tealimas
Argentina
Brazil
Umberto Fiore Aaid
Argéntnns
Malaris
Luigi Carmagnoli
Asid
Dino Macrelli
Republican Party
France
Seleium
Switzerland
Belgium
Australia
Canada
Study Plan To Abandon Alcatraz Faced By Congress
Washington debates the future of Alcatraz as a maximum security site. Director Bennett notes high costs and limited deterrent value for some crimes while prisoners remain guarded and isolated with no parole options. Abandonment would require a new federal block at other prisons and risk deterioration of the Rock.
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Alcatras
San Francisco Bay
Alcatraz
House
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Petter Bennett
Enya Bennett
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Bennett
Aeen
Briny
Man To Be Committed To State Institution
James Dgmanouth, 49, found mentally unfit for trial in a 1941 robbery near North Greenbush. After a court-ordered mental examination by Dr. Butterfeld and Dr. Wallner, Judge Hamm remanded him to county custody and ordered notification of the Hudson River State Institution for the Insane in Poughkeepsie for commitment proceedings.
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James Dgmanouth
North Greenbush
Herbert D. Hamm
Rensselaed
Dymanouth
George H. Butterfeld
Edmund C. Wallner
Robert H. Gray
Dgmanouth
Lulu Robinson
Ludge Hamm
Hudson River State Institution For the Insane
Poughkeepsie
Fielal
Demanouth
Hamm
Eight Harwood Heirs Share $1 Bequests In Will
The late Harry A. Harwood of Water Street Williamstown left eight children two sons and six daughters each to receive one dollar with the seventh daughter given the duty of executing the will. The estate lists $1500 in personal property. Executrix Mrs. Lillian A. Marsh of North Bennington is to use savings and sale proceeds from a 194 automobile and furniture to cover medical bills and debts. Any excess funds go to care for his North Bennington Cemetery lot.
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Williamstown
Car Owned by Cherry Plain Man Recovered by Police
A four door sedan belonging to John Ostwald of Cherry Plain was recovered in Lancaster, Massachusetts, after being stolen on Tuesday afternoon from Pittsfield. Police reported the same suspect unsuccessfully attempted to steal Melvin Lillie's car on Woodlawn Avenue in North Adams. the thief damaged the gear shift but failed to start the vehicle.
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John Ostwald
Cherry Plain
Stoen
Pittsfield
Mass
Lancaster
Woodlawn Avenue
Melvin Lillie
North Adams
Waiters Union in Albany to hear contract report
Hotel and restaurant workers in Albany plan a nine hour session Monday to receive reports on ware negotiations with Albany Restaurant Establishment. Local 73 members will leave at noon to attend the meeting, scheduled to last until 9 p.m. Troy Local 58 business agent said no special meeting is planned. Benjamin Marsicano said Troy owners and employees have held joint meetings since last fat when a combination strike and lockout crippled Troy’s eating places for almost two months.
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Albany Resaurant Alantiation
Alan
Ake A Atrina Vate
Memnera
iMestaurant E
Nicholas Campyr
Troy
Jans A
Benjamin Marsicano
Troy Area
Marsicano
Albany restaurant union vote on new contract terms
The Albany union and Trey Ares owners association discuss a contract expiry on Aug 1. The proposal includes a 7 percent wage rise, eight hour days, one extra paid holiday, and removal of extra pay for regular banquet waiters. A mediator notes no wage increase but one new paid holiday. The union plans a vote on the proposals.
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Bettem
Trey Ares Owners’ Association
Trey Focal
Albany
Albany Union
Blepran
Davie
Neo
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Agenciation
Toads and Chinese Medicine Note
Fragment mentions that the Chinese discovered the medicinal value of toad ages ago.
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Uye
Legacy of Prepasted Drugs Across Generations Sparks Debate
An obscure meditation on long practiced remedies hints at uneasy traditions. It references generations of preparation and a warning against routine use, noting concerns over safety and cultural persistence.
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