UMWA Denies Rumor of Pension Plan Disruption
UMWA International Press Aide Eldon Callen refutes rumors that the 1950 Pension Plan will be dissolved in upcoming contract talks. The dispute centers on statements attributed to retiree Paul Sudar and reporting errors raised by Bill Graff in the Indiana Gazette and WTAE coverage.
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Umwa International Press
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Paul Sudar
District 2
WTAE
Channel 4
Pittsburgh
Indiana Evening Gazette
Sudar
Indiana County
Gazette
Bill Graff
UMWA
Journal
the International
Graff
Washington
International
Ofice
Bernie Smith
William Means Dies Saturday in Punxsutawney
William B. Means 81 of Punxsutawney died Saturday in the Punxsutawney Area Hospital. A former owner of Means Bros. Contracting and a Sav ings and Trust Co. director, he is survived by his wife and three children. A complete obituary appears in today’s Gazette.
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William B. Means
Means
Means Bros. Contracting
the Savings and Trust Co
Vietnam forces still hold Cambodia but lose momentum
Western and Thai analysts in Bangkok say the 100,000 man invasion to install a pro Hanoi regime has stalled. Combat continues at multiple points as Khmer Rouge forces blow bridges and enemy morale wanes, while Viet Namese heavy equipment movement falters and ambushes rise.
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Thailand
Cambodia
Pol Pot
Khmer Rouge
Phnom Penh
China
Great Falls Chamber touts eclipse promotion and free tickets
The Great Falls Area Chamber of Commerce runs a two page ad in the Sunday Tribune claiming a Montana event sponsored by God from 8:20 to 10:40 am with no tickets needed. It notes a 34 year gap since a Montana solar eclipse and offers "Big Sky Country Eclipse Souvenir Tickets" free.
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Premier Teng Carter In First Meeting Today
Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping and President Carter meet in Washington for two sessions in the Oval Office aimed at building a US China bond. Officials expect talks to cover educational and cultural exchanges, trade, and potential MFN tariff status while a broad umbrella pact is discussed. Teng will tour Atlanta Houston and Seattle after eight days in the United States.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Houston
Seattle
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinksi
Korea
Indochina
Government seeks public input on school food rules
The Department of Agriculture previews a proposed nutrition regulation for school meals and asks the public to comment before drafting details. The item signals a broader push to limit certain foods in schools and invites oversight from readers.
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Department of Agriculture
Salt on roads raises safety and health concerns in winter use
Public demand for safe winter driving keeps road crews dumping millions of tons of road salt annually. Experts warn salt damages concrete and bridges and may raise hypertension through sodium in water supplies. EPA estimates annual road salt costs and health risks, with communities reporting elevated water sodium levels.
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Philip Cady
Pennsylvania State University
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Cady
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hi Masters
Edis N.J
Iran Crises Deepens as Khomeini and Bakhtiar Clash
Tehran faces fresh tensions as religious leader Khomeini demands resignation and Paris trip postponement while Prime Minister Bakhtiar resists and orders airports reopened. Thousands rally Esland Square as riot police and armed youths push toward government strongholds amid conflicting calls for security measures. In Paris Khomeini warns he will return at his own risk if security is ensured. Obituaries follow.
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Shahpour Bakhtiar
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Denly
Lah Taleghani
Ayatullan Mahmohani
Nes
Una
Beth
Ilah
Shah Mohama Pahlavi
Homemakers School Set At IUP February 13
The Indiana Evening Gazette and Indiana University of Pennsylvania sponsor the 79 Homemakers School night at Fisher Auditorium. Delores Bitner, a veteran home economist, will present recipe demonstrations and home making ideas with free cookbook gifts and door prizes. Tickets issued by local merchants, age 16 and up. Watch the Gazette for details.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Illinois
Cleveland
Miss Bitner
University of Wisconsin-Stout
Homemakers
Homemakers Schools
Madison
Wisc
United States
North America
Pope Opens Conference Stay Out Of Politics, Bishops Told
Pope John Paul II urged Latin American priests to keep the church separate from politics while promoting social justice through spiritual means. He warned against a theology of liberation and stressed the church must address wealth inequality and human rights without endorsing violence or political systems. He addressed 500,000 indigenous people and planned visits across Mexico before returning to Italy.
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Nazareth
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Bishops’ Conference
Children's Hospital
Oaxaca
Guatemala
Guadalajara
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