Pioneer 10 Near Jupiter on Fast Run Through Radiation Belts
Bucking rising solar storms Pioneer 10 speeds toward a first close-up Jupiter fly by. At 4 am PST the craft was 2.1 million miles away and traveling 27 100 mph, expected to reach 73 600 mph before its Monday approach within 81 000 miles of the planet watched for magnetic and radiation readings to reveal Jupiter’s interior and formation clues.
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Ben-Gurion, Israel’s Founding Premier, Dies at 87
The Associated Press reports that David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s founding prime minister, has died at Tel Hashomer hospital after a long illness. He led during the 1948 independence war and the 1956 Suez conflict, retired in 1970, and will lie in state in the Knesset before a state funeral. He died with his family nearby, after earlier public appearances and a lifetime of influence on Israeli history.
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Associated Press
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Israel
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Amman
Jordan
East Jordan
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Suez Canal
Middle East
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Little Bitter Lake
Sinai
Ensio Siilasouo
Sheba
Tel Hashomer Hospital
Ben-Gurion
Negev Desert
B.G
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Paula
Sde Boger
Knesset
Debt limit breach forces rare Senate Sunday session
The U S debt stands 63 billion over the legal limit as the Senate plans its first Sunday session in 112 years to push a campaign finance package tied to the debt ceiling. House opposition and a filibuster blocked a presidential and congressional funding proposal, while Mansfield seeks quick action with a cloture vote.
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Washington
Senate
House
James Allen
D-Ala
Allen
Senate House Conference Committee
Mike Mansfield
Obituaries for Minta Gaston and Guy Pryor
Obituaries note Minta Gaston 78 of Rossi Terrace Road 1 and Guy Pryor 85 of Akron Ohio. Allan Tate 48 of Centralia Washington formerly of Pine Flats is listed as a late death. A Spaghetti dinner hosted by Women of the Moose in Indiana Pennsylvania Sunday at 1:25 p.m. is advertised along with 129 Diamond Drugs Open Sunday.
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Minta
Rossiter
Pryor
Guy
Akron
Ohio
Tate, Allan
Centralia, Wash
Pine Flats
Women of the Moose
Indiana
Diamond Drugs Open Suny
Senate OKs 11% Social Security rise and grants plan
Senate approved an 11 percent across the board Social Security increase and 2.8 billion in new benefits for 30 million workers, plus low income work bonus up to 400 yearly. House and Senate bills differ, with conference expected to trim costs before Nixon signs. The measure would phase in increases: 7 percent immediately, 4 percent later. work bonus could aid about 4 million households.
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Washington
Senate
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Nixon
Ford to be sworn in as vice president next Thursday
House Speaker Carl Albert announced that Gerald R. Ford will be sworn in as vice president at a joint House Senate session next Thursday after noon. Senate had already confirmed Ford. House vote was set for Thursday. Albert expressed certainty about Ford's confirmation, saying he is sure of that.
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Gerald R. Ford
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Senate
Carl Albert
Ford
Albert
Wohlgemuth to Tour Indiana County Next Week
DPA Secretary of Public Welfare Helene Wohlgemuth will visit Indiana County on Tuesday and Wednesday, December 4 and 5. The itinerary includes tours of Human Service Agencies, an open forum at Indiana University, and meetings with county officials, at Torrance State Hospital, Blairsville Day Care Center, and the Patch at Josephine to discuss welfare programs and housing issues for public assistance residents.
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Helene Wohlgemuth
Indiana County
Indiana University
Indiana County Board of Assistance
Wohlgemuth
Family Planning Center
Philadelphia St
Cials
Torrance State Hospital
Indiana and Westmoreland County
John Seales
Patrick Stapleton
Bill Shane
Amos K. Hutchinson
Joseph Petrarca
Blairsville
Josephine
Larry Skertong
Indiana County Community Action Programs
Defense bill passes at 74.5 billion in wake of oil boycott
The House approved a 74.5 billion defense appropriation, rejecting a 3.5 billion cut and an amendment to reduce active U.S. forces by 22,000. An Arab boycott retaliation measure failed, as did attempts to reallocate funds from past years. The bill comes in 2.8 billion below the Pentagon request and funds personnel, operations, and weapon programs.
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House
U.S
Senate
Robert C. Tiernan
D-R
House Appropriations
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Congress
Mahon
Joseph P. Addabbo
N.Y
Pentagon
Addabbo
Steel price hike by five firms follows U S Steel move
Five steel companies Bethlehem Republic Inland Allegheny Ludlum and Armco announce price increases on mill products. US Steel led with a 6.5 percent rise, while Allegheny Ludlum will lift flat rolled specialty products 25 to 40 dollars per ton and Armco lists base price hikes from 2.50 to 12 dollars per ton depending on product.
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Associated Press
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Republic
Inland
U.S. Steel
Allegheny Ludlum
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Ohio
Mild Weekend In Gazetteland
Gazetteland residents are assured a mild weekend with clear cool evenings and lows in the 20s. Sunday looks warmer with possible mid 40s, while today carries a 20 percent chance of rain and near zero tonight and Sunday.
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Gazetteland
Tommy Hawk
Bus service begins in Indiana with daytime bus runs
Betty Williams of Williams Transportation Co. announces Indiana area bus service from 9 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. daily, with stops from Grandview Ave to ShadeWood Village and Warren Road. The firm also offers 24 hour taxi service from today, with three radio taxis and one way Pittsburgh trips at 25 dollars. Contact 465-6250 or 465-2337 for schedules and bookings.
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Indiana
White Township
Betty Williams
Williams Transportation Co
Grandview Ave
Chevy Chase
ShadeWood Village
Warren Road
Miss Williams
Indiana Taxi Service
Harry Richardson
Pittsburgh
Heating Oil Costs To Soar Amid Rationing Plans
An informed administration source says Nixon and the Energy Emergency Action Group will draft decisions on rationing and price controls with a Tuesday deadline. Cabinet urged coal use for power plants as oil firms raise prices. rationing may rely on coupons to curb black market sales while boosting consumer access through higher prices.
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Nixon
Energy Emergency Action Group
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Congress
Shultz
White House
Charleston
W.va
Cost of Living Council
COLC
John A. Love
Love
Robin Hood in Spokane County guilty of shoplifting rock records
Spokane AP report: Robin W Hood, 18, Spokane, found guilty Friday of stealing two rock music records from a discount store. He was sentenced to five days in the County City jail.
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Spokane
Wash
Robin Hood
Robin W. Hood
Dance Lat Night at Meadowbrook VFW Hosts Guests
Event notice for a late night dance at Meadowbrook VFW with members and guests. Dean Hetrick leads the 129x dance program and the Homer hotel presence is noted with derico 129x.
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Meadowbrook
Dean ‘Hetrick
Homer
Derico
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