Ordained Gals Blamed In Bishop's Death
New York AP report notes Maine's Bishop Wolf condemning the Philadelphia 11 women priests and three bishops for their conduct linked, by implication, to the June 24 plane crash that killed Louisiana Bishop Iveson Noland. Reactions from the women and other bishops were sharply critical.
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Gals
New York
Maine
Louisiana
Frederick B. Wolf
Portland
Philadelphia
Iveson B. Noland
New
Orleans
Kennedy International
Iveson Noland
Wollletter
Noland
Bishops’ Advisory Council
Wolf
Edward R. Welles
Mancet
Railroads Back Ford Program on Rates and Tracks
The Association of American Railroads backs Ford plans to grant railroads freedom to set freight rates and to create a 2 billion loan fund for track rebuilding and equipment. It opposes a DOT provision forcing loan recipients into restructuring, urging instead a national merger policy and expedited merger processing.
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Ford
AAR
Stephen Ailes
House
Subcommittee On Transportation
DOT
Department of Transportation
Association
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sniper Suspected In Two Slayings
In Lilly Pennsylvania a 62-year-old man was shot dead near a water pump station and a 16-year-old girl was wounded nearby in a separate incident. A fourth person, 14-year-old David Krumenacker, was injured by a rock-throwing during a related nighttime attack. Police link the shootings by timing and location, noting a high powered rifle may have been used and a star light scope could enable dark range firing. Investigators scoured woods around the sites but found no clues.
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Cambria
William Tomallo
Kimberley Strayer
Lingle
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
David Krumenacker
Lilly
Altoona
Mercy Hospital
Tomallo
Krumenacker
Corgle Township
Richard Fromback
Charles Mix
Barn Raising Traditions in East Branch 1850 Era
East Branch settlers built barns from local white pine using axe, adze, and mortised joints. Community work, apprenticeships, and master carpenters shaped braces, plates, and shingles with oxen hauling timber. Women brought food as families gathered for rugged but communal barn raising days.
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Vivian L. Bailey
East Branch
Cam
Conklin
Wrightsville
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Betty Bone Schiess
Syracuse
N.J
Nancy Wittig
Newark, NJ
Brock Adams
D-Wash
Ailes
East Branch News
Harrisburg
Senate
Shapp
Nationwide Studios, Inc
Leen
North Center Street
Corry
Pennsylvania
Corry, Pennsylvania
Hamilton
Ontario
Mellody Lane Foods
Town Square Foods
Hall Avenue
Lake City
Thrift Box
Kentucky
North Center
Smith Sts
Warren
Penna. Ave
East
Jamestown
Second Street
Lakewood
Fairmount Avenue
Zayre’s
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