Lebanon Seek Pact Today To End Civil War
Beirut reporters say Syria Jordan and several Lebanese leaders push to form a federal plan to end the Lebanese civil conflict. Agreement among regional powers is seen as the likely path to peace, with Beirut radio noting at least cautious backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Beirut
Syria
Jordan
Sywaker Kamel Asswad
Assaad
Damascus
Palestine Liberation Organization
Kamal Jumblatt
Jumblatt
West Bank
Israel
Middle East
Soviet Union
Hafez Assad
Hussein
Elias Sarkis
City Agenda Domination for Tuesday Night Meeting
City Council set for a heavy Tuesday agenda with items from the city engineer and administrator. Mayor Kibler will discuss a new federal agency called Early Childhood Development and Solicitor Rozelle will address abatement of a nuisance at 231 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Kibler
Early Childhood Development
Douglas Rozelle
Council
Keppel
East Main Street
David Johnson
Mead Park
Robert Grice
Viking Lands Safely On Mars Amid Rocky Martian Crater
Delayed Viking 2 photos show the lander at rest on a rocky slope near a crater on Utopia Planitia. Scientists note many rocks near the footpads and a horizon resembling Viking 1’s landing area, while missions officials report a brief communications blackout during descent but no impact on the life-searching lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Earth
America
Thomas ‘Muteli
Mutch
Viking 2
Lander
Viking 1
Mars
Utopia
Mission Control
Parochial Schools Open For Term In Corry
Corry two parochial schools opened term with varying enrollments. St Thomas Catholic School reports 148 students, up 12 from last year, with 10 more first graders and a two-student rise in fourth grade. Fifteen new families joined, per officials. St Thomas serves grades one through eight. Corry Area Christian School reports 25 students in its first year, located on West Washington extension. The new school operates under a board from various churches, with Faith Church facility use but no formal church affiliation. Three fulltime teachers plus volunteers staff the year, continuing a full K–8 curriculum despite lower enrollment than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Hatch Street
Lindsey Hollow
Spartansburg
Willard Lindstrom Sr
B.D. 1
Columbus
Elgin-Beaverdam
Lindstrom
Elizabeth Lindstram
Thomas Shaffer
St. Thomas Catholic
St. Thomas School
Corry Area
West Washington Street
Corry Christian School
Faith Church
68 Killed In Plane Crash In Azores
A Venezuelan air force transport plane carrying a Caracas University choir crashed near Lajes Air Base on Terceira Island during a landing in hurricane conditions. All 68 aboard died, including 60 choir members and eight crew led by Brig. Gen. Raul Morales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Caracas University
Bermuda
Barcelona
Spain
Raul Morales
Jesus Linares
U.S
Lajes
Terceira
Atlantic Ocean
Lisbon
Emmy
Veneuzuelan
Carlos Tailhardat
Madrid
Arturo Riveira
Atlantic
Alfredo Baldo
Central University of Venezuela
Caracas
Venezuela
Baldo
Route 89 to be paved amid safety concerns on Route 426
State Senator R Budd Dwyer says Crawford County PennDOT will seal and pave the worst sections of Route 89 within days after a summer work pause caused by asphalt shortages. Edward Dean will inspect the county stretch to ensure completion. Residents along newly resurfaced Route 426 fault a bridge at Crosscut Road for limited visibility and near misses, urging larger warning signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Budd Dwyer
Crawford County
Penndot
Edward Dean
Dean
Dwyer
The
Journal Today
Howe Won't Quit Re-election Bid Despite Convictions
Utah Representative Allan T. Howe vows to stay in the race after two sex solicitation convictions, defying Democratic leaders. His wife supports him as he appeals to voters for forgiveness and positions the campaign on issues amid weak party backing. polls show him trailing in the 2nd District primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Allan T. Howe
Howe
Marlene
Youths Get New Clubhouse in Oakland
In north Oakland, youths who rebuilt a battered clubhouse face official red tape as a new, properly built structure rises. Neighbors Lam ar Parker and Willie Mae Nash praise the project, noting it buys pride and teaches responsibility while two sympathetic police officers and contractor Arthur Coleman guide the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Parker
Parker
Arthur Coleman
Coleman
29th Legionnaires death questioned by autopsy findings
Harrisburg AP reports the 28th Legionnaires death involves J Bruce Rogers a Philadelphia hotel manager. An autopsy said he died of a brain aneurysm with blood clot not from Legionnaires disease though health officials note the CDC will review to confirm if he remains on the fatality list. The period illness traced to a Philadelphia hotel convention had affected 148 attendees with no evidence of broader spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Legionnaires Disease
Philadelphia
J. Bruce Rogers
Rogers
Pennsylvania Health Department
Burlington County Memorial Hospital
Mount Holly NJ
David Flinker
Moorestown
Nut
Flinker
Robert Costello
Federal Center For
Disease Control
CDC
American Legion
Bellevue- Stratford Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Are
Acta
Lori Sadowski
Robert Sadowski
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Viking
Erwin
Oakland
North Oakland
Kts
Anyaneurism
Pein
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!