Pothole funding clash as Senate backs 25 million
The Senate approved 25 million for an immediate pothole fix amid a clash with Gov. Thornburgh over funding sources. Democrats add 15 million to a prior 9.5 million pothole plan, while Thornburgh warns the move would widen the General Fund deficit and plans to trim it. See Page 4, Column 4.
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Voyager 1 sails away after Jupiter encounter
Pasadena AP reports Voyager 1 continues its escape path after a dramatic meeting with Jupiter as scientists study data from the encounter.
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Guthrie Announces Candidacy for Armstrong Treasurer
William C. Guthrie Jr. of Apollo announces Democratic bid for Armstrong County treasurer on May 15 primary eve. The 25-year-old, a 1972 Apollo Ridge graduate, is a Guthrie Chevrolet parts manager and active church and community member.
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Four Killed In Private Plane Crash On Blue Mountain
Four Philadelphia residents died when a private single engine plane crashed Sunday night into wooded Blue Mountain above Palmerton Pennsylvania. The pilot was David Weintraub 20. Passengers were Alan Goldstein 48 and his two sons Mark 13 and Brett 17. Cause under investigation by state police.
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Carter May Witness Peace Signing On Trip
President Carter aims to witness the final signing of an Egyptian Israeli peace treaty as his Mideast mission progresses. Egyptian Prime Minister Khalil and Israeli Prime Minister Begin signaled optimism amid renewed U.S. mediation efforts and possible three way talks. Carter travels to Cairo and Jerusalem with Mrs. Carter joining for part of the trip.
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Vietnam Says Will Talk If China Withdraws From Vietnam
Vietnam states it is ready to negotiate with China only after all Chinese troops withdraw unconditionally from Vietnamese territory. If Beijing uses a withdrawal as a deception Vietnam will continue fighting, mobilizing nationwide to resist aggression. Fighting reported in Lang Son and Hoang Lien Son as Hanoi cites military losses and international support.
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Shah and Family to Face In Absentia Trial in Tehran
Iran's provisional government says Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi and his family will be tried in absentia in Tehran in the next days. Seven more executions raise the total to 31 as Khomeini’s forces consolidate power.
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GAZE ARIEL AND CANCER AND VICTORIOUS INDIANA HIGH
The government has spent 6.5 billion on cancer research since 1971, yet mortality rises. Congress hears the briefing. IHS Victoriously, the Little Indians of Indiana High defeat Hollidaysburg in a District 6-AAA playoff semifinal. Bob Fulton reports on page 14.
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Brezhnev Open to U S Summit If SALT II Agreed
Soviet leader Brezhnev signals willingness to travel to the United States to sign a new SALT II treaty if the talks reach completion. U S officials reiterate desire for a Washington signing followed by talks, while Moscow had proposed a summit in Moscow.
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Suffocation Ruled In Childs Death In Refrigerator Accident
Elizabeth Ann Delancey 14 months old of Lucernemines died after being found in an unused refrigerator. Autopsy ruled suffocation as the cause after investigators say two older brothers sat on her. parents asleep at the time. Death occurred around 12 45 p m with the children discovered about 15 minutes later.
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Obituaries Notice From Regency Mall Creative Display
Death notices on page 17 list Frank B. Chesney Indiana DeLancey Elizabeth Ann 14 months Vivian May Learn 69 Marion Center Rd and note a creative writing and art display all week at Regency Mall.
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