Wealthy Easer estate reveals large fortune after death
Police found 600 in cash and stock certificates in a two story home where Miss Easer lay dead among rags and ice from burst pipes as temperatures plunged. Estate papers show a value of 292000 with four spinster sisters and four Katchelor brothers in the house. The state has eased power shutoff rules and PUC now requires direct notices and neighbor checks when deliveries fail.
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Katchelor
Easer
Munhall
Miss Easer
Walker
Allegheny County
West Mifflin
Public Utility Commission
Malingering Claims Stir Debate Over Federal Disability Pay
Officials say many workers report injuries to extend full pay during recuperation, with some paid for off the job or not injured. Postal leaders clash with Labor over enforcement while unions urge Congress to strengthen law.
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Arnald Diatsch
Postal Service District Safety Sufficer
Atlanta
Fernand St Germain
Congress
Kenneth T. Blaylock
American Federation of Government Employees
Blaylock
Labor Department
Postal Service
School Board Approves Budget Shifts and Policy Update
The Pendleton school board plans to spend $18,566 in 1978 Tithe 1-B funds on library and audio visual materials at the middle school. Esther Haner is reappointed to a four year term on the Pendleton Fall Creek Township Library Board. Patli Brallier resigns as social studies and psychology teacher at Pendleton High School. The board also approves updating the policy manual to be placed in each school office and at the library.
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South
Esther Haner
Pendleton Fall Creek Township
Patli Brallier
Pendleton
Union Representatives Deny Job Action By City Workers
The union says janitors are on a day to day extension of the current contract and denies rumors of a job action. Local 562 spokesman Stamm was out of town and unavailable for comment. Frances Bick of Local J says negotiations with secretaries are not underway and the contract still has a year to run.
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Lewis E. Stamm
Retail, Wholesale & Department Store Union
Afl-Cio
Frances Bick
Indianapolis
Opeeu Local J
the Herald
Bank Robber Willard Charged After Multistate Spree
Testimony details Willard buying a Lincoln Continental with 12000 dollar check and 3000 in new bills. He deposited thousands at Citizens Bank of Mooresville and Mooresville Savings and Loan on May 2, later bought a second car and spent hundreds at local taverns. Witnesses recount threats and a scheme to kill if he informed on others.
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Wadsworth
Willard
Hornick
Howard Willard
Jackson
Ossa Willard
Centerton
Mooresville Savings and Loan
Indianapolis
Dale Allison
Allison
Pollitt
Mooresville
Willardsville
Hardy Sa
David Judy
W. 27Th St
Ladder 1
Unit 20
Anti-Sadat Talks Track Arab Split Across Leaders
The piece details a shifting Arab alignment around Sadat's peace moves with Egypt courting a hard-line front. Delegations from Libya and the PLO show unity while dissent arises within Egypt as officials resign over the Jerusalem trip. Saudian talks seek backing despite initial rebuke.
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Assad
Salem Rabayiah Aly
South Yemen
Iraq
Libya
Taha Yassin Ramadan Getrawi
Revolutionary Command Council
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Saadoun Hamadi
George Habash
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Sadat
Lmited
Morad Ghated
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Telgrade
Jerusalem
Israel
Jemal Fahmy
Fahmy
Arsh
Jaafar el-Numeiry
Jidda
Khaled
O Sadat
Syria
Kadafy
Patrol log reports burglaries and crashes across counties
Police blotter details multiple incidents including an attempted burglary at Village Pantry on the west side, a Madison County arrest for attempted robbery, two ISP linked residential break ins with $1,100 in valuables, a DUI crash on Central Avenue injuring Monte D Fortner, and thefts from autos and homes in Anderson and Daleville with limited suspects.
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Madison County
West Side
Clean Brown
Nelle St
Halble Ave
Brown
Indiana
Hancock County
ISP
Potice
Huntsville
Joanna Somers
Carylyn Johnson
Rt. 3
Portville
John Bryant
Pendleton Post
Auto Crash Injures Three at Crystal and Oak Intersect
Three persons were slightly injured in a two car accident at Crystal and Oak streets. Christie Kabrich 16 rode as a passenger in Kathy Bell 17 s car. Bell failed to stop at a yield sign and collided with Burndine Broderick 63. Bell sustained a head bump and chest pains while Broderick was shaken. both planned to seek medical aid on their own.
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Crystal and
Oak Streets
Tocal
Christie Kabrich
Chase St
Kabrich
Kathy Bell
Mulberry St
Burndine A. Broderick
Fargo administrator abandons gender neutral language effort
Fargo School District administrator Bo Raymond says he is giving up efforts to desex the English language. He will revert to masculine pronouns when referring to all persons, deeming gender neutral terms like he she distracting and inappropriate.
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Fargo, N.D
Fargo
Bo Raymond
Raymond
Trio Hospitalized After WIBC Helicopter Crash in Indianapolis
Three people including radio announcer Paul Page were hospitalized after WIBC traffic helicopter crashed on Speedway High School football field during an attempted emergency landing. Pilot John Conley and photographer Bid Mots also injured with shock and possible back injuries.
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Indianapolis
WIBC
Saint American Legion Post
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Central Ave
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Winding Way
Mounds Mall
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W.rath St
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