Shapp Livid Over Thornburgh Ad Paid By State Agency
Gov. Shapp criticized a full page Times ad praising Richard Thornburgh funded by his Commerce Department run by Norval Reece. The ad promoted tax cuts and better roads for the next administration, while Shapp’s aides called it poor judgement and not anti Shapp.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Commerce Department
Richard Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
Norval Reece
Reece
Times Supplement
Times
Thornburgh
Norval
Michael McLaughlin
Paul Critchlow
Vietnamese Expected To Control All Of Cambodia By Week's End
Reports from Bangkok describe heavy fighting in northwestern Cambodia near the Thai border as Vietnamese forces and Cambodian allies push toward control. Tanks and infantry move from Siagon and Poipet as about 600 Chinese advisers are said to be in the area seeking transit to Peking. Thai authorities transfer former Cambodian leaders to Bangkok and onward to Hong Kong, with Pol Pot and others reportedly seeking transit to China.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Peking
Sisophon
Poipet
Ment
Jeng Sary
Social Action
Khieu Thirith
Polpot
Hong Kong
Canton
Pol Pot
Khieu Samphan
China
Billy Carter Faces Foreign Agent Question Over Libyan Hosts
The Justice Department weighs asking Billy Carter if Libyan hosts paying him. if so he must register as a foreign agent. Rand y Coleman says Carter has not been paid and is not under inquiry. Carter hosted Libyans at a dinner in Atlanta and toured Plains, Georgia, amid gunfire.
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Washington
Justice Department
Billy Carter
State Department
Carter
Randy Coleman
Georgia
Atlanta
Lillian
Plains
Robert Havel
Havel
Beaths Obituaries list local residents by name and age
Michael J. Brosko 31 McIntyre Fritz Mildred C Burnheimer 69 Indiana Kathryn Louise Fetterman Hastie 56 Powhatan Point Ohio Joseph W. Kinter 73 316 N Seventh St Indiana Lawrence Parsley 57 Homer City RD 1 Augustus Gus Pleasure 93 Coral Lewis M Shields 83 Rossiter RD 1 Duaine D Strong 66 Strongstown Samuel Wallace 84 New Florence RD 2
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Brosko
Michael J
McIntyre Fritz
Mildred C. Burnheimer
Indiana
Steel Haulers Meet Over Back to Work Order
The Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers prepares meetings in Pittsburgh and nine cities to vote on ending the strike after a circuit court refused a stay. Judge Rosenberg threatened jail if not obeyed. FASH seeks bargaining agent status for about 30,000 haulers and higher rates amid a long running dispute.
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Pittsburgh
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
Ruggereo Aldisert
Joseph Weis
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court
US. District Court
Louis Rosenberg
Rosenberg
FASH
William J. Hill
Hill
Robert Trent
Thomas Kerr
Aldisert
Mandel Ruling Cleared Governor's Name In Court Reversal
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel says his name is cleared after a split federal appeals court reverses his 1977 conviction for fraud and racketeering. The ruling alters a long legal saga reflecting political scandal and federal indictments.
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Mandel
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Tve
McIntyre Man Dies After Route 286 Collision
Michael Joseph Brosko, 31, of McIntyre, died from a head injury after his car skidded on ice, crossed the center line on Route 286 near Clarksburg and hit a tractor trailer. Driver Harry D. Coleman, 37, of Saltsburg RD 1, was uninjured. Brosko died at Westmoreland Hospital after transport by Blairsville paramedics. He was survived by his wife Barbara. A fuller obituary runs on page 17.
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Michael Joseph Brosko
McIntyre
Clarksburg
Harry D. Coleman
Saltsburg
Gazette
Bechtel
Here
Saltsburg RD
Indiana
Brosko
Westmoreland Hospital
Citizens Ambulance
Blairsville
Westmoreland County
County Communications 9-1-1
Barbara
Rearie) Brosko
Iran unrest flares in Shiraz amid renewed protests against Shah rule
Demonstrators demand ouster of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi across Shiraz and other cities. Reports say crowds attacked SAVAK headquarters, freed prisoners, and violence spread despite Bakhtiar lifting martial law. U.S. consulate staff fled. foreign minister says ties with Washington remain unchanged.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Shiraz
SAVAK
U.S
Bakhtiar
Shah
Ment Radio
Ahmed Mir-Federeski
Washington
Mir-Federeski
Moscow
Massive gas cloud may halt universe expansion says NASA
NASA described HEAO-1 findings as major, noting a gas and dust cloud enveloping a super cluster with mass of a million billion suns might close the universe to expansion. The mission, launched 1977, collected X-rays, gamma rays and cosmic rays, identifying nearly 1,200 new X-ray sources and a black hole candidate as it winds down with HERO-2 continuing work.
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Washington
USS. Astronomy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
HEAO1
U.S
Constellation
Scorpius
Winter Storm Watch And Penelec Rate Decision
Public Utility Commission trims more than 20 million from Pennsylvania Electric Co. rate hike, approving a 54.9 million increase to be spread among 497000 customers in 31 counties. Energy cost adjustment offset from lower fuel costs after Three Mile Island Unit 2 placement. Plus obituary: Dr Joseph W Kinter 73 Indiana dentist obituary noted.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Penelec
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New Florence RD
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Stone U.S. Embassy
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HERO-1
HERO-2
Tommy Hawk
Joseph W. Kinter
Indiana Hospital
Kinter
Indiana County Dental Association
BPOE
May C. Kinter
Seventh St
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