Citizens Air Views On Energy Policy At White House
Giani Doby of Climax North Carolina and nineteen other ordinary citizens meet President Carter's energy staff at the White House for a three hour roundtable. Participants include Ron Wooldridge Paul Knight William Harrer Mrs W A Heard Norman Kraeuter Jane Grant Richard Wyatt and others voicing rebates for storm windows conservation penalties for high energy use and alternative pricing and energy sources while stressing national energy independence and consumer impact.
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Associated Press
Giani Doby
Climax
N.C
White House
Carter
Ron Wooldridge
Miami
Oklo
B.F. Goodrich Co
James Schlesinger
Wooldridge
Paul Knight
Penn State University
Knight
Wpsx-Tyv
Enery
William Harrer
Fort Benton
Mont
W.A. Heard
Mount Ida
Ark
Little Rock
Heard
William Morgan
Jackson
Miss
Morgan
Normand Kraeuter
Holly Hill
Fla
Kraeuter
New Jersey
Kennebunkport
Maine
Florence
Jane Grant
New Hampshire
Audubon Society
Seabrook
Dunbarton Thursday
Richard Wyatt
Louisville
Louisville Presbyterian’ Theological Seminary
Wyatt
Harrer
Daily Pennsylvania Lottery Funds Senior Programs Slipping
The daily lottery raises less for senior citizen aid as more goes to prizes and machine rents. Officials say payouts could spike but long term revenue should cover major prizes. Initial sales beat expectations, with rapid machine rollout planned to reach 1,000 across the state.
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Harrisburg
St. Patrick's Day
Conrad Stauffer
Lopus
Stauffer
Control Gained In Zaire
Katangan exiles from Angola report establishing administrative control over occupied southern Zaire. A provincial government under an unidentified commissioner is said to be handing out food while Zaire's forces muster about 1,000 men for a counteroffensive toward the Angolan border along the Lubumbashi rail line. Reports place invaders in control of 90 miles of track from Dilolo to Kasai. In Brussels, the National Front for the Liberation of the Congo claims advances east of Kasaii and captures Mutshasha, though a government spokesman says Mutshasha remains in a status quo with troops moving westward toward Kasaji.
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Kinshasa
Zaire
Angola
Shaba
Katanga
Belgian Congo
Lubumbashi
Dilolo
Kasaii
Brussels
National Front For the Liberation of the Congo
Mutshasha
Kasaji
Five Moon followers begin custody deprogramming sessions
In San Francisco five youths linked to Rev. Sun Myung Moon start 30 day custody under parents in a court ruling that sparks appeals. Judge Lee Vavaris stressed the family is central while parents argue the church harmed their children and church advocates vow to fight for religious freedom.
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San Francisco
Sun Myung Moon
John Howard
Danville
Calif
Russia
Superior Court Dudged
Lee Vavaris
Moon
Unification Church
Howard
Janice Kaplan
Toledo
Ohio
Jacqueline Katz
Wolcott
N.Y
Barbara Underwood
Portland
Ore
New York
New Jersey
Moonie
Vavaris
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Red Cross Cites Gallon Blood Donors
Fifteen donors reached gallon status at a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in the Eagles Home Indiana with recipients from Indiana and Penn Run among the honorees. 189 pints were collected during a six hour drive sponsored by Legion and local groups with luncheon and cookies for donors. Upcoming visits are listed for several Indiana sites.
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American Red Cross
Eagles
Indiana
David MacBlane
Albert Nastase
James O'Hara
Hugh Brown
Karl Mitchell
Barbara Thompson
C. H. Empfield
Penn Run
Tim Abbott
Robert Blakely
Beth Jean Bobella
Marjorie Hoover
Elizabeth Kassuehe
Doris Sherwin
June Woodburn
John R. Griffith Jr
Homer City
Indiana Post
American Legion
Kid Burkey
Legion Blood
The
Legion Auxiliary
Alpha Delta Kappa Fraternity
Nurses Club of
Indiana Area High School
Red Cross Youth of
Student Nurses of
Indiana Hospital School of Nursing
McDonald's
Handy-Andy Supermarket
Red Cross
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
FMC
Blairsville American Legion
Eagles Home
Tri County Employment Program Adopted by Indiana County
Indiana County Commissioners announce a federal employment program across Indiana Armstrong and Butler counties. An executive board meeting at Butler County Courthouse set plans to solicit projects from subdivisions and nonprofits for twelve month public service work.
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Indiana
Armstrong
Butler
Tri-County Manpower Administration
Butler County
Mary Larsen
Manpower Administration
Indiana County
Three Injured In Area Road Crashes Two Accidents Reported
One motorist remained in fair condition at Indiana Hospital after a two vehicle crash on Route 422 in Shelocta yesterday. Patricia M. Monbore sustained a possible skull fracture when her car hit a tractor trailer driven by Donald B. Hurst of Stowe Ohio. Three others were treated and released after a five car chain reaction on Indian Springs Road near Route 119. Involved were Donna Hoare Joseph Fornari Jack Becker Robert Fulton and Gertrude Laney. Damages totaled 43500.
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Shelocta
Gallitzin R. D. 2
Indiana Hospital
Route 422
Patricia M. Monbore
Donald B. Hurst
Stowe
Ohio
Citizens Ambulance Service
Indiana
Elderton
Indian Springs Road
Route 119
Donna Hoare
Homer City R. D
Joseph Fornari
Yellow Creek
Homer City
Jack. E. Becker
Hollidaysburg
R.D
Robert E. Fulton
S. 13Th St
Gertrude. Laney
Barnesboro
R. D
Fornari
Becker, Fulton
Laney
Hoare Auto
Political arrests shock Pakistan as general strike looms
In Islamabad and Lahore, the Bhutto government arrested top leaders of the opposition Pakistan National Alliance a day before a nationwide strike demanding Bhutto resign. PNA officials say arrests target Maulana Mufti Mahmud Ghafoor Ahmad Sherbaz Mazari Maulana Shah Ahmed Noorani Malik Qasim amid a crackdown. The PNA claims fraud and intimidation marred the March 7 vote. Bhutto set to be redesignated prime minister at the National Assembly opening.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
Pakistan National Alliance
PNA
Lahore
Here
Maulana Mufti Mahmud
Ghafoor Ahmad
Sherbaz Mazari
Maulana Shah Ahmed Noorani
Malik Qasim
Pakistan People's Party
National Assembly
Quake Toll Rises in Pala Turkey and Alaska Shakes
An earthquake in eastern Turkey killed 20 people in Pala as 400 buildings collapsed and the post office and government offices were badly damaged. A separate Alaska quake near Anchorage registered 4.5 and caused no immediate damage reports.
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Ankara
Turkey
Pala
Turkish State Radio
Eagles Prefer To Find Own Home
In Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania two homeless bald eagles had their eggs smashed when a windstorm blew away their nest. Officials say the pair may not have time to raise a second brood, so the broken nest was rebuilt and hoisted back up, though the eagles moved to a marshland site elsewhere. The longstanding worry about DDT and chemical pollution affecting eagle reproduction is noted.
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Conneaut Lake
Ray Sickles
State Game Commission
Game Commission
Robert Sutherland
Pennsylvania
Sutherland
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Lanham
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Museum
Washington
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Pittsburgh
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Texaco Metropolitan Opera
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Freedom of Thought Foundation of
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