Four Injured In Route 422 Truck Crash At Penn Run
A tractor trailer rear ended a car at Route 422 and 259 near Penn Run, igniting the Pike's Peak Ice Cream Stand. Four women in the car were injured, with Wilma Bartlebaugh in critical condition and Debra Peace among the drivers. truck driver Larry Allman had minor injuries. The crash caused extensive power outages and a pole fire, with responders freeing occupants and sending victims to Indiana Hospital and Westmoreland Hospital.
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Penn Run
Yellow Creek State Park
Indiana Hospital
Pike's Peak
Debra Jean Peace
Arcadia
Wilma Bartlebaugh
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Velma Bartlebaugh
Shirley Lee
Arcadia Peace
Larry E
Allman
Brewster
N.Y
422
Route 259
Robert Ratay
Penn Run RD 1
Pike’s Peak
Mark Caldwell
Caldwell
Citizen's Ambulance
Route 422
Indiana
Eastern Orthodox Foundation
Beale
Vietnam claims victory over China amid frontier fighting
Hanoi says China must withdraw in peace after asserting a splendid victory and reports of continued clashes. Nhan Dan warns China will be punished if acts of war continue as Chinese troops burn villages and shell districts in Lang Son and Cao Bang. Intelligence sources doubt a major withdrawal but note reinforcements may be sent to cover a pullout. Page 8 has fuller details.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Communist Party
Nhan Dan
Hanoi Radio
Chi Lua
Loc Binh
Lang Son
Cao Bang
Hoang Lien Son
Carter set to visit Cairo as peace talks loom
President Carter departs for Cairo on a week long Middle East mission amid cautious U S closings and guarded optimism from Israel and Egypt. White House aides warn that signing a treaty may not be resolved during the trip while Sadat meets Brzezinski in Cairo and Begin heads to Jerusalem amid hopeful but wary mood. Mondale cancels Latin American trip to cover events at home.
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Washington
Carter
Middle East
Israel
Egypt
Cairo
White House
Clude
U.S
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Menachem Begin
New York
Jerusalem
Mustafa Khalil
Anwar
Sadat
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Walter F. Mondale
Brazil
Venezuela
Obituaries include Heaths page with multiple notices
Obituary notices list William James Blatt 71 Rochester Mills Pauline Johns 75 Summerville Stella G Koloshinsky 68 Latrobe Margarite Montgomery 67 St Thomas RD 2 formerly Robinson Helen Papik 89 Starford RD 3 current page 31 compilation of deaths
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Blatt
William James
Rochester Mills
GAZEASEL AND LITTLE GIANT
The Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad marked its 100th anniversary, nicknamed The Little Giant for its profits. A separate note describes the McHenry County Association for the Retarded proposing a home for 11 residents, in a perfect neighborhood with nearby services.
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Little Giant
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
McHenry County
Association For
Pothole Fund Clash Reaches Pennsylvania Legislature
Harrisburg AP Gov Dick Thornburgh vows to cut the 25 million pothole repair fund despite a 167 to 32 House vote to nonconcur with Senate approved funding. The legislature may override the governor and keep about 9.5 million for pothole repairs. Minority Leader K Leroy Irvis defends votes against the governor’s plan.
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Harrisburg
Dick Thornbugh
Thornburgh
Paul Critchlow
House
Senate
K. Leroy Irvis
D-Allegheny
Windy Ridge Dairy Flavors March Black Raspberry
Windy Ridge Dairy touts its March flavor Black Raspberry. Furnace inspection and Commercial Heating Services listed with contact phone 479 9936. Women’s Aglow Continental Breakfast set for 9 30 a.m. at Sheraton Evergreen on March 9.
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Windy Ridge
Sheraton-Evergreen
Chief Sees Some Clouds Tonight Forecasted Partly Cloudy Skies
Chief Tommy Hawk notes chilly overnight under clear skies ideal for star gazing. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight with lows in the mid to under 30s. Thursday's high expected in the low to mid 40s, with lingering cloudiness.
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Tommy Hawk
Indiana pharmacist dies after long service at Diamond Drug
Frank B. Chesney an Indiana pharmacist since 1937 died Monday March 5 in Indiana Hospital He was associated with the Diamond Drug Store on Philadelphia Street Chesney resided at 910 Lilac Street and is survived by his wife Louise and a daughter Nancy of Delmont A complete obituary and funeral arrangements appears on page 31 of today's Gazette.
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Frank B. Chesney
Indiana
Indiana Hospital
Diamond
Philadelphia Street
Chesney
Lilac St
Louise
Nancy
Delmont
Thornburgh urges 6 percent sales tax on gas to fund roads
Gov. Thornburgh outlines an austere 1979-80 budget with a 6 percent wholesale gas tax and higher truck fees to revive PennDOT road work, plus a $76 million pothole patching program. He targets a record general fund of nearly $6.3 billion, extending two taxes and boosting education, crimefighting, and aid to the elderly.
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Harrisburg
Dick Thornburgh
Penndot
Thornburgh
General Assembly
Nominating Petitions Filed In Indiana County Race
Vaughn L. Davis will not seek re election as county commissioner while Dellafiora will. Dellafiora and Dilts filed petitions for Democrat tickets. Republicans nominate Halsey Nichol McMillen and others. List covers commissioners district attorney sheriff prothonotary auditor and recorder offices with names and hometowns.
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Vaughn Davis
Dellanora
Dills
Indiana County
Vaughn L. Davis
Davis
John A. Dellafiora
Dellafiora
Jay Dilts
George Halsey
White Township
Day K. Nichol
Indiana
William R. McMillen
Blairsville
Gregory A. Olson
Homer City
Arthur E. Beal
New Florence
A.A Abernathy
Helen S. Mullholland
Michael R. Gwinn
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Rams
Ratay
Southwest Central Rural Electric Cooperative
Bell Telephone
REA
Brush Valley
Strongstown
Jimmy Stewart
Wreck
D.I.B.A
Rustic Lodge
Frank Chesney
Regency Mall
Skyview Lounge
Punxsutawney
Southern Rock
Koloshinsky
Stella G
Latrobe RD
Marguerite
Gazeasel and
Business Mirror
Paennene
Seeeeeenerneee
Perret
Errr
Seneeweee
Abby
Indiana Pharmacist
the Gazette
Jay B. Dilts
Marion Center
Samuel F. Furgiuele
Robert L. Mathis
James E. Wagner
Walter S. Vuckovich
John R. Gondal
Howard
C. White
Gladys J. Smith
Miriam Hood Limit
Thomas E. Conway
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