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Indiana Evening Gazette

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1979

Page

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Vietnamese Forces Press Siem Reap in Cambodia Conflict

Vietnamese infantry with tanks and howitzers push toward Siem Reap near Angkor as Thai and Western reports differ on control of Siem Reap Battambang and Pursat. Frontier fighting continues with heavy air strikes while Phnom Penh warns foreign powers to stay out of Cambodia’s affairs.

Bangkok Thailand Siem Reap Angkor Trces Battambang Pursat Phnom Penh Cambodia Associated Press the Frontier Ieng Sary Thai Frontier Aran Yaprathet Thai Foreign Ministry Pol Pot China Norodom Sihanouk Peking U.N U.S Hanoi Vietnam Security Council Donald O. Mills Jamaica

Shah Transfers Iranian Royal Holdings to Foundation Amid Pledge Scrutiny

Iran's government radio reports Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi has transferred the royal family's domestic holdings to the Ahlavi Foundation while delaying the pledge to place the foundation under government control. The broadcast notes foreign holdings exceed $1 billion and the move aims to calm critics, though opposition may view it as partial.

Tehran Iran Shahohammad Reza Pahlavi Ahlavi Foundation Iraian U.S William H. Sullivan

State lawmakers react to high court abortion ruling

Pennsylvania legislators expressed disappointment after the Supreme Court struck down a state abortion law. House Speaker Seltzer said the General Assembly must reevaluate options, while Rep. Mullen vowed to push antiabortion efforts. Senator Murray noted the ruling will keep abortion debates alive in the legislature.

Associated Press Pennsylvania U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court General Assembly House H. Jack Seltzer Lebanon Martin Mullen Philadelphia Martin Murray Luzerne Senate Murray Milton Shapp Women’s Rights Groups

Vale Tech sale to NEC advances with five schools

National Education Corporation of Newport Beach announces an agreement in principle to buy five technical schools from CBS Inc including Yale Technical Institute Blairsville. Vale Tech, in operation since 1946, generated 1978 revenues of about 6 million dollars and would help NEC reach an estimated 35 million dollars yearly in technical training across fields such as auto body and electronics.

Blairsville National Education Corporation of Newport Beach Calif Yale Technical Institute CBS Inc H. David Bright NEC Vale Cess Brown Institute of Minneapolis

Beaths Obituaries list late deaths for Indiana area

Beaths Obituaries on page 37 list multiple deaths including Pete Bartick 60 in Indiana Route 3, William Eugene Ferguson 73 Kent, Russell Johns 74 Marietta Georgia formerly Stafford Cockport area, David L Hogan 41 Colorado Springs, J Melvin Little 70 Vandergrift, Ernest E Owens 70 La Jose, Robert N Shank 53 Blairsville, Merle Syster 73 Penn Run, William A Newberry 60 Indiana.

Bartick Pete Indiana Little J. Melvin Vandergrift Owens Ernest E la Jose RD

Weather outlook remains cold with chances of light snow

Chief Tommy Hawk reports little change in the forecast with cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. Lows dip to five to ten degrees as light snow possible. highs near 15 to 20 with a 60 percent chance of snow tomorrow. Extended outlook shows continued cold and chances of snow Friday and Saturday.

Tommy Hawk

Lopus blocked on blocking patronage hires in Shapp admin

Revenue Secretary Milt Lopus resisted approving 59 temporary tax season positions amid Belo Begler requests but Gov. Shapp ordered the hires to proceed on Jan 16 for the transition to Thornburgh. Lopus said the move aimed at a smooth handoff and that the workers were told not to report. A federal judge later ordered the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers to end a nine week strike and held the union in contempt of an injunction.

Harrisburg Milt Lopus Shapp Lopus Revenue Department Samuel Begler Begler Dick Thornburgh Pittsburgh Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers

O Bannon rejects plea to stay on PUC while Thornburgh cabinets open

Helen O Bannon rejects a party line plea to remain on the Public Utility Commission saying she will take a cabinet post as secretary of the Department of Public Welfare under Governor elect Dick Thornburgh. Manderino warned a GOP takeover if she resigns. Thornburgh defends nonpartisan appointments as he builds a 10 member cabinet.

Helen O’bannon PUC Harrisburg Public Utility Commission Dick Thornburgh Department of Public Welfare O'Bannon House James Manderino Commission PAC Senate Manderino Louis Carter GOP George Bloom Mande Paul Critchlow Thornburgh HEW Joseph A. Califano Jr

Vietnamese invasion shatters Communist monolith myth

The Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia challenges the idea of a united worldwide Communist bloc. The piece notes the strain in supposed solidarity and cites ongoing analysis. See story on page two.

Cambodia

Arctic haze tied to pollution fuels ice cap fears

An Arctic haze linked to sulfur dioxide pollution may support greenhouse warming theories. Scientists note uncertain climate impact, with some suggesting cooling effects from increased cloud and fog formation. results vary by region and require more study.

New York Kenneth Rahn Rahn University of Rhode Island School of Oceanography Ruprecht Jaenicke Max Planck Institute For Chemistry Mainz Germany

New Phone System Implemented at Indiana Hospital

Indiana Hospital is converting to a Bell Telephone Centrex system on Monday to give direct dialing to many departments. The switchboard number becomes 357 7000 and callers can reach stations by dialing 357 plus the department’s extension. Patient room phones will also dial directly. A Bell directory with 26 frequently called numbers will be published this month.

Indiana Hospital Bell Bell Telephone

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