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Newspaper

Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1979

Page

1

Arson Suspected In Kittanning Junior High Fire

Early morning blaze heavily damaged Kittanning Junior High in a three story brick building on McKean Street. Fire officials said street sweeper crews saw people flee as evidence of arson emerged in the gym area and adjacent elementary wing. About 250 firefighters from nine companies battled the 3:30 am blaze, with roof collapse and extensive first floor smoke and water damage.

Kittanning McKean Street Kittanning Central Elementary School Earl Klein Kittanning Number Four Robert Beatty Kittanning Number One Market Street Derry Stufft

Kittanning School Fire Damages Old Building Core

A fire at the former Kittanning High building in 1914 damaged the gymnasium and auditorium on the third floor, with classrooms affected. Firefighters from Leechburg and Kittanning battled flames for six hours, reporting no serious injuries and controlled flames by 6:30 a.m. Investigators planned to determine arson while school administrators planned next steps for junior high students and district restructuring.

Leechburg Ford City Ford Cliff Rayburnn Township Manor Township West Kittanning Kittanning High School Kittanning State Department of Labor and Industry Worthington High School Stufft

Looting erupts as Kampala falls to Tanzanian forces

In Kampala crowds celebrate the ouster of Idi Amin while looters ransack houses and offices. Tanzanian troops reportedly join pillaging as residents flee eastern routes. about 10 000 people rally before Parliament with stolen goods.

Kampala Uganda Idi Amin Amin Dar Es Salaam

Reactor Final Cooldown In Sight At Three Mile Island

Harold Denton, head of operations for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said only a few days of chemical tests remain to finish analysis and begin shutdown steps at Three Mile Island. President Carter endorsed continuing nuclear power and formed an 11 member commission to probe the worst U S nuclear accident, chaired by a Dartmouth University president and including a local mother of six.

Harrisburg Three Mile Island Harold Denton Nuclear Regulatory Commission Denton Carter Dartmouth University Tehran Iran Ruhollah Khomeini Kayhan Tehran Prison On Various Charges Leveled By Ayatollah Mahmoud Moini SAVAK Qom Zanjan Abbas Kamali

Ebensburg Fire Destroys Central Cambria Drilling Co Building

Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Central Cambria Drilling Co structure in Ebensburg at about 5 a.m. The workshop area triggered the blaze, destroying the building and contents. Glen Williams of Ebensburg owned the site. Fire personnel remained on scene until 6:25 a.m. to investigate.

Ebensburg Central Cambria Drilling Co Glen Williams

Curfew Imposed As Looting Fears Grow In Tornado City

Rescuers completed surveys of about 80 percent of the tornado devastated area in Wichita Falls Texas where 42 deaths were reported. A city wide curfew 7 pm to dawn in damaged zones and 9 pm to dawn elsewhere was ordered amid looting reports. Authorities also instituted a price freeze on essentials and gas prices drew suspicion as merchants faced shortages and price spikes. The death toll rose across the Red River to 57 with 11 in Vernon 1 in Harrold and 3 in Lawton Oklahoma. new tornadoes caused injuries in Missouri Arkansas and Kentucky. Governor Bill Clements toured the stricken area by helicopter and projected aid. Senator John Tower commented on the disaster.

Wichita Falls Texas North Kenneth Hill Hill Texas-Oklahoma Vernon Harrold Lawton Okla Red River Arkansas Alabama Missouri Kentucky Bill Clements John Tower

PUC probes waste at Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania

The PUC investigates alleged waste involving Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. Page 11 details and context. Nuclear Safety spurred by Three Mile Island prompts NRC to issue new directives for similar plants nationwide. Page 14.

BELL PUC Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Three Mile Island Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Areas Hit By Tornadoes Pinpointed

American Red Cross officials in Indiana pinpointed areas most affected by the Oklahoma storm earlier this week. They list Faith Community Wichita Falls Mindwestern University Eleventh St Highway 287 Memorial Stadium and area high schools with zip codes 76301 76302 76303 76308 76310. Fort Sill was not affected. A 24 hour moratorium on disaster and welfare inquiries is in place. Red Cross will contact relatives as soon as word on individual cases is available.

American Red Cross Indiana Oklahoma Wichita Falls Faith Community Area Mindwestern University Area Eleventh St Highway 287 Memorial Stadium Fort Sill Red Cross

Dairy Queen Brazier Opens Breakfast at 7 Daily

The Dairy Queen Brazier at Regency Mall serves breakfast at 7 a.m. every day except Sunday. Photos with the Easter Bunny appear in the evenings from 6 to 9. On Good Friday and Saturday hours are 10 to 10.

Dairy Queen Regency Mall

Forecast predicts wet Friday with thunderstorms and warmth

Chief Tommy Hawk notes fear of public reaction to Friday the 13th forecast. A cloud watcher expects breezy mild tonight and Friday with occasional showers and thunderstorms and a high near 65 to 70 tomorrow. Rain chances near 100 percent tonight and Friday. Easter weekend remains cloudy with a daily chance of showers through Monday.

Tommy Hawk

Friday the 13th fears spike as superstitions spread

AP reports millions fear the date with friggaphobia and triskaidekaphobia. Friday the 13th may slow business travel dining and even weddings while airlines and real estate skip number 13. Historic references and folklore accompany practical precautions from hats in elevators to avoiding safety pins. Babe Ruth lore noted but no batting record for the day.

Washington Frigge Christ Airlines France French Lick Springs Ind Columbus North American White House Babe Ruth

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