Three Injured In District Accidents
Three persons were injured, one seriously, in traffic accidents yesterday on district roads. Clyde area report notes a McKeesport man and a car occupant injured in a Route 22 crash near Clyde with Russell Somers in Lee Hospital serious, Fulem in fair condition. Other incidents include bus crash near Clymer, two-car and hit-run collisions across Clarksburg and Commodore, Cockport, Walston, Punxsutawney with varying damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Somers
Penn Hills
Pittsburgh
Route 22
Clyde
Somers
Andrew Fulem
McKeesport
Lester Thompson
Duncansville
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Mooe
Fulem
Deaconsville
Norris Boring
New Florence
Fulcrn
Clymer
Penns Manor Area
Cherryhill Township
Casimir Cernik
Clyder R. D. 2
Ross Dixon
Ebensburg
Memorial Hospital
R Bishop
Cockport
Randy Woods
Cherry Tree R. D. 2
Walston
Theodore Stiteler
Cherry Street
Punxsutawney
Stiteler Auto
Chicago Boys Memorial For Mayor Daley
City to unveil a Marc Chagall stained glass window at the Art Institute as Daley memorial. The project costs between 150000 and 200000 dollars funded from hotel tax revenue and slated for May 15 unveiling. Daley died December 20 and became a Chagall fan after the artist's 1974 Chicago mosaic work.
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Chicago
Marc Kagall
Richard T Daley
Art Institute
Daley
Jack Reilly
Chagall
France
First National Plaza
Reilly
Ford Discovers Ex President Life Differs in Public After Office
Ford joins Arnold Palmer at the Bing Crosby Pro-Am in Pebble Beach California drawing a 19 000 crowd. He posts a high 90s score with 18 handicap but shows steady nerves and praise from Palmer. The two man team shoots 142, likely missing the cut to 30 teams as Ford trails.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Harry Truman
Gerald Ford
Carter
Ford
Arnold Palmer
Truman
Independence
Washington
Wight Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
China
United States
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer-Ford
Curtis To Convert Party Machinery Into Pipeline
WASHINGTON AP Curtis says his job as Democratic party chair is to convert the party machinery into a pipeline to the people Carter promised. He aims to reach unregistered independents and excite participation while building public support for programs. He proposes town meetings polls and regional desks with computer updated public opinion data. Curtis pledges easier registration and a permanent registration system to boost voter turnout. Carter and Mondale seek committee help to sense moods and needs of a diverse population. The DNC endorses Carter picks Coleman Young Carmella Lacoya and Phil Wise as new leaders with Dorothy Bush as secretary.
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Washington
Kenneth Curtis
Democratic Party
Jimmy Carter
White House
Congress
Curtis
Walter Mondale
Carter
National Committee
Detroit
Coleman Young
Carmella Lacoya
Los Angeles
DNC
Phil Wise
the Plains Baptist Church
Joel McCleary
North Carolina
Dorothy Bush
Recovery Signs Reappear In Gas Crisis Update
Recovery signs begin to appear as Columbia Gas lifts limits for 125 major industrials in the Pittsburgh area while conservation remains urged. Philadelphia Electric cuts gas by 50 percent for 29 large users amid curtailments. Philadelphia plans to sue Transcontinental Gas Pipeline to restore supplies. Ohio issues statewide energy alert. Indiana Rental Association to hold January meeting with discussion on tenant landlord relations.
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Columbia Gas Co
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Electric
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corp
Houston
Rizzo
Edward Hubbard
Philadelphia Gas Works
Hubbard
Transco
PGW
Ohio
James Rhodes
Indiana Rental Association
Rustic Lodge
Italian Parliament Passes Liberal Abortion Law
In Rome the lower house passed Western Europe’s most liberal abortion bill to replace the Mussolini era ban. It would allow women to decide on abortions within the first three months, despite strong opposition from the Roman Catholic Church and the ruling Christian Democratic party.
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Rome
Italy
Europe
Christian Democratic Party
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
Flamino Piccoli
Christian Democrats
Communist Party
Enrico Bertinguer
Berlinguer
Vietnam War Pardon Sparks Mixed Reactions Worldwide
President Carter pardoned Vietnam War draft evaders and deserters with conditions, directing a review of discharges while waiving prosecution. While supporters hailed a healing step, critics warned of undermine- ing the law. reactions ranged from Kennedy and Dukakis praise to Dole opposition and VFW concern.
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Pentagon
Carter
Jody Powell
Robert Bottierei
Canada
France
Vietnam
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Nixon
Tokyo
Former Area Resident Earns Doctorate in Pittsburgh
Barbara Eileen Hamill-Bonfanti of Washington has earned a PhD from the University of Pittsburgh after defending her dissertation on nonverbal and verbal traits in blind adults. She is director of speech pathology at South Hills Health System and teaches at Pitt. The piece notes her parents, education, and residence. Michael Holuta announced union vote at Greensteel for Local 2240 AFL-CIO. Production workers on strike since January 3 affect about 75 employees. vote set for January 24 at the union hall in Tonoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Eileen Hamill-Bonfanti
Washington
University of Pittsburgh
Ray C. Hamill
Rochester Mills
Marion Center Joint High School
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
California State College
Hamill-Bonfanti
South Hills Health System
Homestead Hospital
Homestead
McMurray Hills Manor, Inc
McMurray
Dixonville
Michael Holuta
Afl-Cio
Greensteel
Tonoma
Deputies Patrol Dane County on Snowmobiles
Two Dane County sheriff deputies, Fenske and Pavey, patrol on snowmobiles as winter gives way to spring autos. They issue citations for violations like unregistered machines and reckless driving while aiding snowbound residents, delivering medicine, helping a pregnant woman to the hospital, and preventing open-water danger. Their four day a week schedule includes long hours and weekend shifts, with occasional praise from those ticketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Richard Fenske
Robert Pavey
Dane County Sheriff's Office
Pavey
Fenske
Lake and
Trail Country
Iie
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Clarksburg
Mansel Dwyer
Saltsburg R. D
Gabriel Lucas
Greensburg
Conemaugh Township
Lucas
Wayne Avenue
Grant Street
Lester B. Adamson
Marion Center R. D
Randall Joseph Gromley
Marion Center
Mabel Ward Walls
Philadelphia Street
Stacie Keenan Donnelly
Marion Road
Fourth
Elm Streets
Keith Dale Smith
Glen Campbell R. D. 1
Audrey Ruth Seigey
Elm Street
Commodore
Francis Hydock
Hydock
W. Mahoning Street
Mary Kerr Wachob
Big Run
Sangsat Lee
Punxsutawney R
Chicago Boys
Mayor Daley
Harrisburg
Transortatan
William Kerlock
Ernest Kline
Sherlock
Maine
Democratic National Committee
Robert Strauss
Whille Carter
IRA
T. Cooper Holt
VFW
House of Deputies
Senate
Proboar
Black Lick
Blairsville
Michael Clark
Louis Noceo
Homer City
Clark
Huff
Westmoreland County
Fineman
Abrams
Penn Veterinary School
Jacob Krause
PCOM
Finemen
Joseph L. Conti
Joseph D. Conti
Peter Herbut
Thomas Jefferson University
Con
Giulo Andreotti
Belgium
Holland
Britain
West Germany
DR. Hamill-Bonfanti
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