No Pension Checks for Miners Amid Long Strike
Evelyn Karen of Black Lick voices anger as about 80,600 miners under the 1950 plan miss February pension checks due to a 57 day coal strike. Retired miners worry about lost health benefits and reliance on meager social security, with no guarantee of reimbursement.
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Sharon Santos Gazette
Black Lick
Evelyn Karen
Michael
UMWA
Kalen
Black Lung
Chrighton Coal and Coke Co
Johnstown
Leonard Stabile
R & P Coal Company
Lucerne Mine
Karen
Stabile
Kalens
Trucker held for trial in Indiana County homicide case
Richard James Hallberg of Youngwood faces two counts of homicide by vehicle after a Nov 7 crash near Coral that killed a Greensburg mother and daughter. An Indiana County grand jury ordered him held for court.
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Richard James Hallberg
Youngwood
Coral
Greensburg
Indiana
Michael Earl Neeld
Charlottesville
William E. Streams
Blairsville
Steve Prucnal
Saltsburg
Kresko
Kresko, Inc
Kittanning
Douglas K. Burnsworth
Butler
Waller Benz
Kenneth Ray Karpie
Debris Held For Inspection After Satellite Fragment Found
A radioactive fragment and a harmless piece from the Soviet spy satellite burned over northwest Canada are held in Yellowknife for inspection. Canadian-American search teams recovered the fragments near Reliance at Great Slave Lake and moved them to the Northwest Territories capital.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Police Probe Alleged Assault On 16 Year Old Girl
State police investigate an alleged abduction or assault of a 16 year old girl in the East Pike area near Indiana at 7:45 a.m. An unknown man reportedly attempted the attack but no description is available. Investigating officers say they will continue to probe.
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East Pike
Indiana
Coal mediators keep in touch for quick settlement
Federal mediators maintain contact with both sides in the national coal strike and express hope for a rapid settlement once talks resume. They say they will meet today with negotiators.
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Washington
Former Huff Residents Sue County Commissioners
Three former Huff residents sue Indiana County Commissioners and Dan Strong Excavating Co asserting their flood damaged homes were leveled by a bulldozer about a week after the July 20 flood without permission. Plaintiffs Kenneth Haire and David Clossom, Blairsville RD 1 and New Florence RD 3, allege company employees hired by the Indiana County Civil Defense leveled their homes on or about July 28.
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Huff
Indiana County Commissioners
Dan Strong Excavating Co
Erie
Kenneth Haire
Blairsville RD
David Clossom
New Florence RD
Indiana County Civil Defense
Sadat Atherton talks amid Egypt Israeli settlement dispute
In Cairo and Jerusalem, leaders and ministers discuss Egypt's objections to Israeli ideas. Atherton reports to Sadat. Dayan denies promises of halting West Bank settlements. Israel proceeds with three new settlements as talks emphasize gaps and withdrawal terms.
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Catro
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
U.S
Alfred Atherton
Jerusalem
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Carter
West Bank
Jordan River
Atherton
Mohamed Ibrahim Kamel
Hosny Mubarak
Sadat
United States
Dayen
Pennsylvania utilities urged to conserve coal amid shortages
In Harrisburg, the Public Utility Commission ordered Pennsylvania electric companies to implement voluntary conservation plans as coal stockpiles dwindle near danger levels due to the nationwide strike. Utilities may reduce industrial service and halt advertising. Western Pennsylvania faces the sharpest cuts while some firms rely on nuclear and oil. The PUC warns it could mandate mandatory cutbacks and fuel sharing if conditions worsen.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Commission
Robert Bloom
Mark Seidel
PUC
Energy Planning and Conservation Office
Seidel
West Penn
Duquesne
Philadelphia Electric
Republicans Call for Congressional Investigation into Marston Firing
Republicans in both houses push for a congressional probe into the ouster of former U S Attorney David Marston. A House panel proposed a special prosecutor to examine obstruction of justice claims while Carter and Bell were cleared by a Justice Department inquiry. The drive comes as Marston led probes into Democratic lawmakers over a hospital expansion project in Philadelphia.
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Washington
U.S
David Marston
House
GOP
Republican Policy Committee
Justice Department
Carter
Griffin Bell
Philadelphia
Homemakers School of Indiana to Offer Free Cookbooks
Free cookbooks, recipes, coupons and door prizes accompany the Homemakers School event in Fisher Auditorium on February 21 at 7 p.m. Hosted by the Indiana Evening Gazette and Indiana University of Pennsylvania School of Home Economics, the program features Jan Maurer demonstrating new recipes from the Homemaker 74 cookbook, with samples, coupons, and over 70 door prizes. Grand prize is an Amana RadarRange microwave oven. Free tickets available at listed area locations for students and adults, and doors open at 6 p.m.
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Homemaker
Homemakers
Indiana
TUP
Fisher
The
Indians Evening Gazette
Indiana University, of Pennsylvania
School of Home
Ecs
Jan Maurer
Home Economist
Atten
IUP
School of Home Economics
Fleischmann
Indiana Evening Gazette
Pyle
Blairaville
Blairsville
JoMar Pharmacy
Clymer Area
Ben Franklin
Homer City
Homer City State Bank
Park 'P Shop
Indians Area
Ager Appliances
Agway, Inc
Brodys
Gatti Pharmacy
Indiana Floral, Mouse, Howse
Peterson Hardware, Savings & Trust
Troutman’s
Wells & Sons Builders
C.L. Wells & Sons
Plumville
Douds of
Painter's Appliance
Panxsutawacy
Weat Mahoning St
Jup’s
Fisher Auditorium
Never Missed A Day Girl Sure Likes School
Cynthia Staynoff a Greenville High School graduate boasted a perfect attendance record from 12 years of schooling and work at her parents bakery She recalls a near miss in second grade and chose early graduation to help fund travel and college plans through daily bakery work
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Greenville, Pa
Cynthia Staynoff
Greenville High School
Pennsylvania
Miss Staynoff
Cynthia
Ann Staynoff
Carl Scott
Greenville Record-Argus
St. Michael's
Scott
Greenville
Staynoff
Labor Dept Sues Teamsters Over Pension Fund Loans
The Labor Department sues Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons and 15 former trustees of the Central States Pension Fund to recover millions in alleged improper loans. The suit, in Chicago federal court, targets loans considered illegal under 1974 reform. Defense cites decades of losses and seeks only return of funds.
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Washington
Labor Department
Teamsters
Frank Limita Suimmons
Sourc Ay
Labor
Ray Mary Shall
Chicago
Central States Pension Fund
Nation’s Bargest
Central States
Beaths Obituaries Indiana Figures De Muller's Lena K
Obituaries note the deaths of Lena K de Muller aged 88 and Grace Lightcap in Indiana with listings for Howard B Willard aged 68. The notices memorialize these residents with brief biographical identifiers and local references.
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de Muller
Lena K
Indiana
Punxs y Phil Weather Outlook From Gazetlteland
Chief Zonks Punxs y Phil predicts Punxs y Phil says the weather for Gazetlteland shows tonight light snow diminishing by Thursday. Overnight lows drop to the low to mid teens, with Thursday highs near the 20s and a chance of a light show.
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Justin
Gobbler
Lawney
Avi
Cuba WorldWide: Cubans’ global roles and regional influence
A brief overview notes Cubans engaging in Africa and Asia through conflict, infrastructure, and diplomacy while pursuing Caribbean influence. The piece references an AP News Special on page 10 and a personal heart health feature by Gazette editor Bill Graff on page 29.
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Black
Africa
Asia
Gazette
Bill Graff
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