Steele Casts No Vote On State Budget
Rep. C. Doyle Steele of Apollo says he voted against the administration budget because it is full of fat and will lead to 300 million in new taxes. He backed amendments to cut 19 million but they failed, arguing the bill funds 7,000 new workers and raises for cronies while extending sales taxes and taxing clothing, food, and small businesses.
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C. Doyle Steele
Apollo Today
Steele
Republican Party
Armstrong-Indiana County
Small Mine Operators Win Big Test in Antitrust Claim
In Tennessee, a federal jury found the United Mine Workers violated the Sherman Act by conspiring to restrain trade and force smaller operators from TVA coal contracts. Damages totaling 3.35 million were awarded, trebled under antitrust rules, with potential triple damages against the union if upheld.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
East Tennessee
India
United
America
U S
UMW
U.S
Tennessee Valley
Jwace
UN- Moscow
Washington
China
France
Tennessee Consolidated Coal Co
Grundy Mining Co
Tracy City
Tenn
West Kentucky Coal Co
Kentucky
County Fair To Begin With Harness Racing And Attractions
The county fair opens with nightly acts by the Flying Alexanders. Thursday features Junior Livestock Judging at 1 30 p m and harness racing at 7 30 p m. 4 H and FFA members enter free before 6 p m. Friday offers same for students. Children’s Day at 2 p m features J Fred Muggs and other kid friendly acts.
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Flying Alexanders
FFA
J. Fred Muggs
Half Mile Oval
P.m
Jessie Griffiths
Klein
Kleins
United Board Meets Monday in Armaugh High School
A special meeting of the United School Board is set for Monday August 28 at 7 30 pm in the Armaugh high school. The gathering is for general purposes.
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Armagh
United School Board
Major sale for Brush-Moore newspapers to Thomson group
Canton Ohio AP reports Brush-Moore Newspapers Inc. has sold to Thomson Newspapers Inc. for around 72 million, making it the largest newspaper transaction to date. The deal involves 12 daily papers with Thomson publishing 223 U.S. dailies and 16 in Canada, plus more than a dozen in England.
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Canton
Ohio
Brush-Moore Newspapers Inc
United States
Thomson Newspapers Inc
All Times
Cleveland Plain Dealer
U. I. Newhouse
Brush-Moove
G. Gordon
Harrisburg
Strong
Kittanning ‘Telephone Co
Wasior Brush-Moore
Kenneth R
Public Utility
Thomson
Thomson Commission
Reade ‘Telephone Co
Thomson Group
Glasgow
Life Reade
Ad States
Canada
Cambria
Clearfield
England
Blair
Kittanning
Wales
Scotland
North
Armstrong,sland
London
Westmoreland
Clarion
In-Times
Sunday Times
Diana
Opera the PA
Mid Continentiliance Review
Lancaster’ Telephone Corp
Elyci
Eagie
Greenville Advo
Reade
United
Georgia
Indiana
Neanta
West Virginia
Missis Pac
Saidsippi
South Dakota
Tax Plan Vote Due Next Week
Harrisburg AP reports Republican leaders weigh moving a 290.3 million tax package in the Pennsylvania House next week. Majority Leader Donaldson said plans remain fluid as five new tax measures, including a 1 percent levy on death benefits, were introduced Friday and cleared by Ways and Means Chair Anderson before Monday reconvenes.
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Harrisburg
Lee A. Donaldson
Allegheny
House
John Hope Anderson
R-York
Missing Plane and Pilot Found After CAP Search
The Civil Air Patrol suspended the search for a missing light plane after locating the pilot in Virginia. The single-seat crop dusting Piper Pawnee, red and white, disappeared Thursday en route from Williamsport to Charleston, with the aircraft based in Miami.
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Bellefonte
Civil Air Patrol
Virginia
Williamsport
Charleston
Wo Vash
Miami
Fla
Lewistown
Indiana County Fair Ready For Expanded Exhibits
The Indiana County Fair will feature grandstand entertainment and extensive farm and home displays at the J. S. Mack Center. More concessions, ample parking, and new facilities boost attendance prospects, with strong enrollments in livestock beef cattle sheep swine horticulture farm produce and home economics indicating a robust, worthwhile exhibition across all departments.
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J. S. Mack
Indiana County Fair Schedule Opens August 28
The 105th Indiana County Fair runs Aug 28 to Sept 2 at J. S. Mack Community Center Indiana with 75 cent admission, 50 cent parking, and free pre fair worship Aug 27. Harness racing, bands, pet shows, 4-H and FFA events, stock car races, square dance, and midway amusements headline a week of nightly grandstand acts and variety acts led by Jessie Griffiths on the organ.
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J. S. Mack
Indiana
Waxler’s
John McLachlan
Wooster
Council of Churches of Greater Indiana
Jessie Griffiths
Frankie's Amusements
Dam Threat Persists as Alabama Dam Becomes Flood Risk
National Guardsmen pile sandbags along a endangered earthen dam near Heflin Alabama after heavy rain causes water to spill over. A broken water main reduced pure water supply while Army purification teams provide treated water as residents flee rising flood risk and a missing teen is reported.
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Heflin
Ala
National
Ft. McClellan
Army
Harold Jones
National Guard
John Gaither
Harold M. Waites
U.S. 78
Obituaries for Shaffer Brady and Strickler in Indiana
Multiple obituaries note deaths on August 24 1967 in Indiana Pennsylvania area. Herschel H Shaffer 61 of Grant Street Indiana son of Henri Shaffer and Etta Gittings. survived by wife Thelma, son Robert, a grandson Thomas, sister Bessie Da, services at Robinson Lytle Indiana and Oakland Cemetery. Silas Arthur Brady 63 of Marion Center area died in Royal Oak Michigan, survived by wife Florence, daughters Barbara and Margaret, sister Marie Gabriel, brothers John H and Robert C, Kinsey Funeral Home services. Robert Emory Strickler 81 of Grindstone RD 1 died at Miners Hospital Spangler after six months illness, survived by Harper A, Carrie Lou Strickler Renz, and others. last employed at a greenhouse in Indiana.
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Donald
Grandstone
Grant St
Indiana
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Shadyside Hospital
Pittsburgh
Vis
Meadville
Cambrial
Anna County
Henri Mae Strickler
Gettyetta Gittings Shaffer
Chants Association
Was & man'Cemetery
Flatwood
Chamber of Com Perce
Thelma E. (Wyatt) Shaffer
Robert W
Los Altos
Calif
Thomas R. Shafer
Silas Arthur Brady
Ruben
Annie Lowman Brady
Royal Oak
Mich
Florence Scott Brady
Barbara
Margaret
Marie Gabriel
Marion Center
John H
Marion Senter R.D
Robert C
Rochester Mills R.D
Kinsey Funeral Home
Lafayette Ave
Robert Emory Strickler
Grindstone R.D
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Belle Vernon
R.D
William Henry
Amelia Armstrong Strickler
Greenhouse
Sarah Harper Strickler
Harper A
Hillsdale
Carrie Lou Strickler
Renz
Louise R. Crawford
Indiana Hospital
Grant Two
Indiana County
John
Electa Widdowson Ross
Leroy Crawford
UP Church of
Rochester Mills
Presbyterian Church of
Delta Kappa Gamma Society of
Electa Rebekah Lodge
Eastern Star of
Arthur M. Hayes
Oakland Cemetery
Harry Brown
Hamilton and
Walier
Poland
Ohio
Anabela Cen‘tric
Hamilton
James
Melissa Steer Brown
Willimena Yeager
Christine Hinton
Grace Shruleff
Rena Evans
Youngstown Foundry and Machine Co
Robert Strait
Emma Hamilton Wisor
Wilbert Wisor
Glen Campbell
Adrian
Punxsutawney
Cambria County
Margaret Russell
James Hamilton
First Baptist Church of
Margaret van Dyke
St. Marys
Carl (Orel) Divens
Wilbert
Bethesda
Kenneth
Oxen Hill
Joe Hamilton
Lucernemines
Gardner Funeral Home
First Baptist Church
Richard Nampton
Joof Cemetery
Burnside
Mary Kuhns
Masko
Black Lick
jJames D
Margaret) Cribbs
Blairsville
Michael F. Hallow
Bat
SG Bonaventure
Josephine
Michael Kontal
W. Donald Peffer
Point Street
Salisburg
Hunter Funeral Home
Richard Adams
Netherlands
Edgewood Cemetery
Off Duty Policeman Subdues Suspect Amid Downtown Disturbance
Boston area shoppers watched as Sgt James Tatasky of Somerville faced a man throwing bottles and menacing shoppers with a broken soda bottle. After delivering karate kicks and drawing his revolver, a Russian officer helped pin the suspect, John Hall of Roxbury, for dawn break in.
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Boston
James Tatasky
Somerville
Raymond
Tatasky
Tatosky
Yatosky
John Hall
Roxbury
Hall
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