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   Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - November 18, 1977, Altoona, Pennsylvania                                CITY EDITION The Circulation of the Mirror Yesterday VOL 135 Weather Lingering Low in Saturday High in 911-7171 ALTOONA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18 1917 PRICK CUNTS of Cleveland examines the strong right arm of his son Jamie Bruening Spent four days in the hospital fractured jaw after Jamie hit him with a roundhouse right while the two engaged in a little horseplay UPI Residents Blair on Seneca North Senate Votes to Increase Income Business Taxes Allegheny County majority leader who quil post summer rath or lhan vote for a Miai increased taxes i Nolan recently presented the leaders the budget he wanted a 1 percent increase in the 2 percent personal income tax instead of the 1 or 3 percent hike favored And early morning the Democratic leaderships State forced to vote fort lie tu It desperate for the state money Tu Aid Schools The lax hikes combined with a million new utility iax and budget cuts the Senate plans to enact next week will provide million vania's 31 tional institutions have been caucus who have contains n lax break Oat university is supported new had lobbied for ami is threatened to withdraw to cost state support for the same reason million this year mid SCO And al one Thursday next year lion of budget cms anil lapsed at several to which nrc still on the Senile calendar m all other attempts wailing tor since July I I lo settle the tax The proposal passed S Eight agreed o plan precisely the number of i A Sad Sen C is back la lie money into he the Get GOP Held To Nolan Democrats had to make ness pay a larger taxes a 1.5 percent hike the 9.5 percent corporate votes needed the without raising laxes Uni lie said the sine's lilt kit It I Lt income tax The cost business million i year Altoona voted no yesterday lf Pennsylvania he tax package passed Hie tux package is the Senate's u 11 ihp hill to fund ihc plus thc and kov s Tne appropriations for the state the lax he said it becomes law sonal income tax from 2 to aml it to ami ihu House was expected o slams business summer and fall The will pull out of the 1.5 increase in the now goes to the new industry will is lax package he debate HOLLIDAYSBURG County officials couldn't burg and Woodbury guarantee residents who oppose the transfer Staff Responsibility of County's juvenile tion facilities to the old Camp feel county als aren't heeding their plaints Thirteen residents yesterday afternoon met with the county commissioners and county Six Senate Democrats voted against the plan Gorman and Sen Charles Dougherty Philadelphia were its only that guarantee pugnacious former labor Came by Busload came somewhat angry with the Senate The agreement county officials and charged n U to 11 Sen imt move in mul the rolls will lie Michael McCalpin of the Blair County Juvenile Parole and responsibility of the juvenile fice staff to say who goes in the facility Mr McCalpin said he is sure that violent individuals will not title officers En the Highland Courthouse Annex and asked the county officials to give them a guarantee that no youth charged wilh rape robbery burglary or theft would be placed in the posed detention or shelter be placed al Seneca North hut will RO to the Cambria Detention Home His office has not written any guidelines for ad- missions to Seneca North commissioners with ignoring fie opinions of area residents who signed petitions against the transfer of detention ties Certain ol Action Thomas Burkholder whose home is near the Seneca North house which is used for tion said We k new you a i e going to put it through We'll tell it 10 you straight We re going to wa tch eve ry nove We can't slop it now The residents led by Attorney j prove to us it isn't what you say Rea wanted something in it is and we're going to take facility to be leased from that would guarantee the Mr said u of he residents Blair County Commissioner Seneca North last year and Woodbury Colson E Jones who did most o Ke for the wimmis When residents did not said it was great that Mr Burkholder and other residents intended to watch facility It's your tax Mr Jones said Then the commissioner asked Does anybody have an tive No Suggestions The citizens group had no location for the home One woman Someplace else Another said near to Adds 3 Area Projects Issue Is Jobs Sen the he voted no the No fie slid when issu is jolis ami las the passed late this docs everything tn Shapp and I It's a sad day for the draw johs out ol whn Tuture of J Sen it promised lav reform for clobbered had a healthier economy H Continued on 3 column Breach oE Hie lux is n Threel t road projects in street in Martinsburg and closed at a cost of more COUrts are I Woodbury Township have been with 953 comine from Robert Knepp was concerned added to work list funds for this year it was Thursday night at the Doesn I Happen Often 1948 LEB 1949 EGYPT County Planning Commission meeting Stephen W Kerr tion planner for the commission said that has Kerr said if doesn't that Seneca North would not accept Blair County children but also children don and Centre counties proved for inclusion on its 105 gram accepted program three road projects recommendations which were recommended by the county planning unit The three are relatively pen often that He suggested Blair County the advice of the Blair service outside of Blair for Commission but in fie case of this county's the safer road as Huntingdon and other expensive safety improvements on or roads The projects added to the work list Road 339 in North Woodbury Township to nate a bridge arid a curve by constructing a forced box culvert and a new roadway costing with coming from the federal government Avenue bridge near Waterloo Road Al toon be widened at a cost of wilh coming from the safer road program Route 07021 near Canoe Creek and if any of the approved grams be completed Beverly was had wanted to the commissioners and the county's officials could provide money to perform work answers or guarantees Sadat prayed today Talking Commissioner C Richard pointed out lhat the contract s program will be added the county and Seneca to the road is still being discussed andi one of major discussion Mr Kerr said the commission points is the admission policy at submitted recommendations foi three separate projects because it spread money in ent areas of the county and it enabled three safety hazards to be corrected thus j most out of the money available Public officials responsible for road programs in Altoona Mar Continued on page 3 column 1 Israel's changed significantly since Israel's its a sUte in 1918 Arabs Oppose Sadat's Israeli Visit By United Press International in an apparent Arab coals were Egyptian President the visit No Walled City from Israel in 1967 hie conferred with Syrian reported Thursday a1 President Carter saiJ Repin said hn honed to Assad mosque in thc Suci Canal explosion 1C spoke with and of for he success of Embassy in President real i visit to also without casualties the facility Mr McCalpin said that his has vet to prepare sion guidelines hut noted that the county staff would getting place violent persons in the H amount of facility at Seneca North The proposed home al Seneca would not be for secure detention It would not have bars page 3 column 2 he not and fde institute and The purpose of Or he could an not disclosed officially hut in lion it will obviously East operate n helicopter service upcoming trip to the The Egyptians under fire The final FAA inspection ol Syria and tKe nud Security Heavy Arabs insisted Sadat docs at ihc airport was con- Opposition to trip to ranks with his dueled Thursday expected only from n separate of accord wilh Israel Progressive A 206 The j Alliance Hut Thursday from has a maximum cruise wili use a plus pilot Hell Jet would Sadat will parly Arab campaign for Israeli speed of HO miles per hour and a maximum ol miles Plane Crashes Near Claysburg A plane crashed on of Mr and Mrs James Claar of RD 1 at p.m day The Aern plane piloted William forgen 52 o Spring City Chester County Mr Burgen was taken to Nason Hospital and later trans- ferred tn Hospital He ivas listed in critical con- dition in the hospital's unit this morning Stale police at Bedford lhat Mrs Claar to the window and saw the left uing ground as the pilK tried to turn left to the house Mrs Claar said the wing then broke or and the plane skidded wajs and smashed into a large tree on the property The owner ol the plane was as Robert Buss of Elverson Chester County The plane was valued at mm Police report hit the cause of the accident was un- known officials said his insignificant since has only two deputies in Ironi occupied lands f jand Ihc restoration ol Its maximum carrying load The Israelis today prepared when he people and carRn is an unprecedented security afternoon with 120 approximately pounds for Sadat's slay members of the The helicopter service will he passing protection Riven s parliament on n charter ni President Richard Nixon Sadat lor m ally rate of per hour Pope Paul VI An invitation to time with special rales was arriving to Jerusalem Thursday after lo contract customers coordinate arrangements The Israelis hunp nui more 2.000 hastily sown tian lags an army hand jal and diplomats led with niceties of for the leader of officially at war with Israel Prime Minister Begin summoned his into a special session to Israel's strategy In the Mirror today Expert claims divorces seasonal Page 11 Runaway truck kills area man Page 29 Benson may sign wilh 30 First Since ISIS j Sadat will be the first Arab leader to visit the Jewish its founding in 1945 He is to address Israel's parliament and pray at the Al Aksa Mosque one o Islam's holiest in Amusements Area News Classified Ads Crossword Puzzle 12 Editorial 8 27 The Doctor Says With 8 Women's Features   

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