Transfer Approved for WICU To Lamb Communications Inc
The Federal Communications Commission announced approval of WICU’s transfer to Lamb Communications Inc. for 2.5 million dollars. Lamb holds about 90 percent of Lamb Priveses, and the move was noted amid local business activity. The report also covers local burglaries, a deer collision near Union City, real estate transfers, a charity dance, a Christmas musical event, and a weather outlook for western Pennsylvania.
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Federal Comm Commission
Lamb Coutications Inc
Thy
Lambprises, Inc
Lamb Firvises
Amb Communications
John Beezah
Union City
Corry
Mineral Springs PTA Provides Teacher Bonuses After Tax Vote
Mineral Springs North Carolina AP The 150 member PTA raises 2050 to fund salary supplements for the town's 12 elementary teachers and the principal. After a county referendum for a tax increase failed, PTA volunteers will pay out 150 yearly for teachers and 250 for the principal with 50 Christmas checks for the teachers.
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Mineral Springs
N.C
Parent Teacher Association
Tawn
PTA
Union County
Harold Funderburk
Ptas
Willie Starnes
Mineral Springs Pta
War Not. (Continued from Page One) Gulf of Tonkin draft issues
The article recounts testimony by William P. Bundy about preli minary drafts of the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. Bundy notes contingency planning and that drafts did not closely resemble final language prior to August 1984 events. The piece discusses how Congress approved the 1964 resolution after alleged attacks.
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House
Senate
William P. Bundy
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Vietnam
Johnson
U.S
Bundy
Foreign Relations Committee
Outright
Gulf of Posie
Witnesses recall two doctors on Keller incident
Mrs Keller survived a near fatal home invasion after two doctors testified to her critical condition. Mrs George Stewart noticed a light burning for days and alerted police. Robbers ransacked Keller’s bedroom and stole 270 dollars along with footwear. A separate note lists canned beans hotdogs buns chips and a beverage to be delivered per secretary Richard Dittman.
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Miss Stewart
George Stewart
Mrs. Keller
Richard Dittman
Washington public figures mix show business in bluesy fundraiser
Ambassador James Symington performed at the Blue Room to aid the Washington Guitar Club's effort to fund instruments and lessons for talented local youths. The event featured jokes about Dirksen and other politicians, with Symington noting he has not set a fee and will raise money through contributions at the door. A separate item notes Broadway set designer Albert R. Johnson, 57, died of a vascular ailment after working on over 100 shows including What I Did Do Wrong.
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Washington
Johnson
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
James W. Symington
State Department
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Blue Room
Symington
Sen. Dirksen
Ralph Nader
Buchwald
Washington Guitar Club
Dirksen
California
Ronald Reagan
U.S
George Murphy
Joseph Tydings
Shirley ‘Temple
New York
Albert R. Johnson
Paralyzed Gun Victim Joins Family For Holiday
Donna Quiggle, 26, paralyzed from the neck by a Lock Haven gunman who killed six, leaves Pittsburgh’s St Francis General Hospital to spend Christmas with her husband and two children in Loganton. She recuperates after three bullets hit her spine while her husband Floyd was among the victims. Doctors say rehabilitation continues and she cannot predict when she’ll leave the hospital.
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Pittsburgh
Donna Quiggle
Lock Haven
St. Francis
Quiggle
Leo Held
Hammermill Paper Co
Marines suffer four dead as battle erupts near bunkered positions
U S Seventh Fleet reports limited action near a fortified enemy complex Thursday with one Marine company exchanging fire. Four Marines were killed and nine wounded. Communist casualties unavailable as US ships and fighter bombers bombard positions along the northern frontier.
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U.S
ConCon delegates study 60 proposed revisions in pause
Harrisburg AP reports delegates to Pennsylvania's Constitutional Convention have 60 revisions to study during an 11 day recess ending Jan 2. Thursday's session introduced 17 proposals including a new family court, senior tax exemptions, and minor judiciary reforms. Proposals would create county family courts, adjust JP elections, and expand or limit minor judiciary, with hearings set for late December.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Henry E. Rea
Pittsburgh
Justices of the Peace
James D. Morton
Jps
Morton
Gerald E. Ruth
York
Justice of the Peace Courts
Ruth
Richard L. Huggins
McKeesport
John J. Redick
Pennsylvania Bar Association
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el Comcee
Richard Gambino
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