Carter Visits Cairo Amid Hopes and Palestinian Rights Demands
President Carter arrived in Cairo as Egyptian leaders welcomed him and pressed for Palestinian national rights. Sadat urged a timetable for establishing a Palestinian authority in the West Bank, while Khalil sought direct talks with Cyrus Vance to discuss counterproposals to the U S plan.
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Slow Chinese Troop Withdrawal Reported in Vietnam
Hanoi radio accuses China of looting and burning as shells fall on Lang Son. Bangkok sources note cautious withdrawal with infantry and armored units pulling back from Long Son amid frontier war tensions. Tanjug cites return of some Chinese troops as talks on South China Sea islands begin.
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Thornburgh Proposes No Frills Budget With Tax Hikes
Harrisburg AP Gov. Thornburgh unveils a 6 percent sales tax on wholesale gas and a 25 percent boost in truck registration fees to fund a $10.8 billion package including a $76 million pothole patch campaign, higher education subsidies, crime-fighting measures, welfare care, and mental health funding.
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Furgivele Seeks Demo Nomination for Indiana County Commissioner
Samuel Furgivele of Indiana announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Indiana County Commissioner. A longtime resident, he retired from the University of Pennsylvania as English professor and PR director after 11 and 10 years respectively, taught at Indiana High School, worked as a coal miner, and served four years in the Army with a later Reserve role.
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IUP Budget Totaled 47.8 Million in Next Fiscal Year
The Associated Press breakdown shows Indiana University of Pennsylvania would receive 47.8 million dollars for the next fiscal year, up 2.2 million or 4.6 percent. IUP officials said they had not yet received formal word on the allocation and will share details when notified.
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Thornburgh highway plan faces opposition and funding debates
Gov Thornburgh proposes a 6 percent gasoline tax and higher truck registration fees to raise about 200 million for the Motor License Fund. AAA and trucking groups oppose the sales tax and favor alternative funding. Senate leaders demand urgent pothole money now while PennDOT maintenance rises to 563.4 million.
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Sleep breathing irregularities may raise male heart risk study
Boston AP reports that healthy men often experience several seconds of stopped breathing during sleep, with two thirds showing irregular breathing or low blood oxygen. The Gainesville Florida VA study of 30 men and 19 women found 12 men and all three women had apnea, prompting doctors to link nocturnal hypoxia to potential heart-related risks in men.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Fetal Monitoring Question Prompts Task Force Recommendation
A health task force backs electronic fetal monitoring for high risk births while resisting calls to limit use to normal deliveries. The recommendation aims to improve birth outcomes for at risk parents amid ongoing debate.
Burinda Andrew and others listed in Sagamore Blairsville notices
Obituary notices for Andrew Burinda 56 Lawton Hannah M Lou Canton Ohio 78 formerly of Sagamore address 172 Maple Ave and Louise Atkin Gallaher 67 124 S Seventh Hillsdale Grace Lucille Lechner Sr Indiana 80 appear on page 30 in a collage of death notices.
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Dellafiora Seeks Re election to Indiana County Board
Commissioner John A. Dellafiora announces his bid for re election on the Democratic ticket in the May 1979 primary. He cites progress over three years including more federal funding for bridges housing elderly programs airport expansion and parks and urges continued work on flood ravaged redevelopment and a new administration building.
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Wholesale prices rise as food costs jump again
Wholesale prices climbed 1 percent in February led by foods and consumer goods, signaling higher retail prices ahead. Beef and veal eased while produce, pork, sugar, fruit, fish, shoes, tires, gas, and alcohol posted sharper gains. The report underscores inflationary pressure under the Carter administration with February food prices up 1.6 percent at wholesale and crude-level prices up 3.3 percent.
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Creative Writing and Art Display at Regency Mall
Week long showcase featuring creative writing and art displays at Regency Mall. Furnace inspection offered, with contact via phone 479-9936. Commercial Heating Services hosts a free coin show Saturday and Sunday at Rustic Lodge with door prizes and silver buying.
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