Four-Way Battle For House Majority Leader Seen Today
Washington AP four-way race for House majority leader unfolds as four Democrats contend to succeed O Neill. Candidates include Phillip Burton Richard Bolling Jim Wright and John J McFall with McFall seen as early eliminable amid a $4000 Korea gift disclosure. Secret ballots will choose the No 2 leader behind Thomas P O Neill.
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Washington
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Phillip Burton
California
Burton
Richard Bolling
Missouri
Jim Wright
Texas
Lockheed Scandal Shakes Japanese Voters in Diet Election
In weekend elections for 511 lower house seats, Liberal-Democrats won 249, with independents adding 8 to reach 257, short of a majority. The vote shifts middleward, boosting Komeito and Democratic Socialists while Conservatives reel from the Lockheed scandal and Miki’s potential replacement by Fukuda.
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Tokyo
Lockheed
Liberal-Democratic Party
Diet
Liberal-Democrats
Takeo Miki
Asahi
Japan
Miki
Ister
Takeo Fukuda
Komeito
Democratic Socialists
New Liberal Club
Independents
Communists
Komeito Party
Reformers
Liberal Club
Liberal- Democrats
Kakuei Tanaka
Pesnyaty gains Soviet fame with 10 million records
Fate Decided Tonight whether the Pittsburgh Steelers reach the playoffs hinges on Oakland and Cincinnati results. The Steelers crushed Tampa Bay 42 0 Sunday as coverage notes in sports detail tonight.
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Pesnyaty
United States
Soviet Union
Pittsburgh Steelers
Oakland
Cincinnati
Steelers
Tampa Bay
Obituaries List from Page 34 Readers Digest Era
Death notices enumerate several individuals with ages and locations including Mrs Rose Bernard 64 Homer City Ernest Capistotti 80 Loretta Cochran 82 Rural Valley James Dunlop 84 Rossiter Homer F Kunkle 82 Homer City Lawrence Ran a a 1 6 Clymer Mary Peace 82 Punxsutawney Pearle M Silvis 85 Carlisle Ohio Robert Larry Siverling 2 Rossiter Road 1
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Bernard
Rose Dudash
Ernest Capitosti
Loretta
Homer City
Peace
Mrs. Mary
Punxsytawney RD
Silvis
Pearle M
Carlisle
Ohio
Water Main Break Cuts Pressure in Indiana Area
Western Pennsylvania Water Co official said an eight inch main break along Wayne Avenue between Grant and South streets caused low pressure in Indiana. Gary Wyers reported the leak was found around 5:15 a.m. and repairs began. pressure remained low across town, mainly in ShadeWood and Sunset Acres, with many customers affected.
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Western Pennsylvania Water Co
Indiana
Gary Wyers
Wayne Avenue
Grant
South Streets
Wyers
ShadeWood
Sunset Acres
County jobless rate hits 3.8 percent lowest in state
Indiana County unemployment fell to 3.8 percent in October, the lowest among Pennsylvania's 48 labor markets for the 20th straight month. The number of unemployed dropped to 1,300 as the labor force decreased to 35,400. Analyst William Findley notes downward seasonal pressures may push rates up briefly, but current figures remain well below state and national rates. Manufacturing losses were offset by gains in other sectors, with durable and soft goods trims balancing. Nonmanufacturing jobs rose year over year while construction and service faced declines amid seasonal effects.
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David Schwartz
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security
BES
William Findley
Unem
Findley
Dustries
Coleman Expected To Nix Air Bag Mandate
Transportation Secretary William T Coleman Jr is set to announce a decision likely against imposing air bags in new cars. He may urge further testing and support seat belt laws while weighing five possible actions from keeping current law to requiring passive restraints on all or some models.
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Washington
Wiliam T. Coleman Jr
Coleman
Teddy Bears Warn Toy Hazards and Holiday Safety
The Associated Press reports the Consumer Product Safety Commission warns teddy bears and other toys may pose risks this holiday season. Americans plan about $5 billion on toys and $20 million on Christmas lights with 35 million sets. Toy fairs show 5,000 new items linked to TV shows. Experts predict record sales, while 150,000 children may suffer toy injuries. The commission seeks education over bans, citing testing and budgeting limits.
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Associated Press
Consumer Product Safety Commission
New York
David A. Miller
The
Toy Manufacturers of America
Miller
Safety Commission
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Regency Mall
University Park Plaza
Walter Vuckovich
Commonwealth
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Gazette
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Amy Carter
Carter
Plains
Tommy Hawk
Deer Slayer
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Gaziel
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Siverling
Robert Larry
Rossiter RD
Owever
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