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Indiana Evening Gazette

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1976

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Strained Israel Cabinet Faces Rift Between Rabin and Peres

Jerusalem reports growing tensions in Prime Minister Rabin and Defense Minister Peres's relationship. Analysts question cabinet survival as clashes flare over arms purchases, West Bank nationalism, and peace tradeoffs. Peres accused Rabin of hip shooting in a closed Labor meeting.

Herusalem Israel Yitahak Rabin Shimon Peres Yosef Hari Muariv Rabin Peres United States Labor

Cerilli Trial Closes Amid Claims of Fabricated Case

In Pittsburgh AP report, closing arguments wrap a extortion case against Mgidio Gene Cerilli and two former PennDOT aides. Defense calls the case a fabric of lies while prosecutors emphasize witnesses and kickback charges. Deliberations set for Monday with jurors urged to convict on extortion and racketeering theory. A separate Saltsburg notice promotes a bicentennial Olympics at Jackson Elementary on May 18 to benefit Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh Mgidio Gene Cerilli Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Irving Green Green US District Court Louis Rosenberg U.S. Atty Daniel H. Shapiro Cerilli State Turnpike Commission Marler Buftone Dominic Ciarimboli Shapira Ceritli Buffone Yakovich Saltsburg Jackson Elementary School Children's Hospital

Prisons Begin New Work Program

Boston reports prisons start a new work program with hourly pay, time clocks, and job bidding. About 485 male and female inmates in Walpole Norfolk Concord Framingham will be paid by the hour. Top earners reach 50 cents an hour under a six hour day.

Boston API Massachusetts Sud Dave Brown State Corrections Department Correction Frank A. Hall Walpole Norfolk Cuncord Framingham Hall Robert Thomas Maryland Idaho New York Arizona Federal Brown

Pipe Quality Could Delay Alaska Pipeline Completion

An Alaska audit finds 1 672 welds disputed after 1 950 discontinuities in 35 600 weld radiographs on the trans Alaska line. Alyeska says 250 corrected and 28 disputed may be repaired. delays possible if Interior Department orders digging at river crossings.

Anchorage, Alaska Prudhoe Bay Arctic Valdez Gulf of Alaska Alyeska Pipeline Service Co Associated Press Robert Miller Alyeska Miller Interior Department Thomas Kleppe Federa

Red Cross To Host First Aid Class Next Week

Indiana County Red Cross announces a two day Multi-Media First Aid Class on May 19 and 20 at Chapter Headquarters 728 Church St. 9 am to 4 pm both days. Open to the public. Call 465-5678 for info and registration.

Sally Zellem Indiana County The American Red Cross Church St Red Cross United Way Agency

Thiel Honors Indiana Woman for Athletic Participation

Cynthia Hess daughter of Lola J Hess of 924 Wayne Ave was honored at Thiel College as an outstanding woman athlete. The sophomore received the Women’s Athletic Association award for participation in intramural sports including softball volleyball basketball and soccer with points awarded for active involvement.

Cynthia Hess Lola J. Hess Wayne Ave Thiel College Miss Hess Women's Athletic Association

Rockefeller urges West to rebuild naval power against Soviets

Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller, at a U.S. bicentennial event in Frankfurt, urged Western allies to accelerate rebuilding their navies to counter Soviet growth in ships submarines missiles and technology. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt lauded American leadership as Germany marks postwar rebirth. Police sealed St Pauls church amid security for the 90 minute ceremony with protests outside and a dummy bomb found nearby.

Frankfurt West Germany Nelson A. Rockefeller U.S Soviet Union Rockefeller Helmut Schmidt St. Paul's Church America Schmidt United States Germany

Restaurant Unit Meets In Bedford

The Pennsylvania Restaurant Association Mid-western chapter meets May 17 at 7 30 p m at id's Steak House Bedford. Joel W Simpson Chief Division of Food Protection and Richard B Storey executive director will attend. Simpson will discuss applied food service sanitation and expectations for the bicentennial year. A cocktail hour precedes dinner.

Pennsylvania Restaurant Association Id's Steak House Bedford Joel W. Simpson Food Protection Department of Environmental Resources Richard B Storey Simpson

Schools To Hold Baccalaureate Services

Blairsville and Saltsburg senior high schools plan baccalaureate services this Sunday. Blairsville will hold at ? p.m. at United Presbyterian Church on North Walnut Street, while Saltsburg meets at 3 p.m. at United Presbyterian Church on Washington Street. Blairsville seniors graduate May 19 and Saltsburg commencement is May 20.

Blairsville Saltsburg United Presbyterian Church North Walnut Street Salisburg Washington Street

Ag Official Speaks To Clymer Unit

Robert Barto of the Bureau of Rural Affairs addressed the Clymer Community Improvement Association meeting. The group adopted by-laws and set monthly meetings in the Clymer Borough Building with a $12 annual membership. Tentative projects include planters benches and shrubbery on Main Street as committees auditors and a board of directors are planned.

Clymer Robert Barto Bureau of Rural Affairs State Department of Agriculture

Minor Injuries Reported In Several Local Crashes

Blairsville resident Michael Newhouse, 20, suffered minor injuries in a motorcycle accident on private property near Blairsville and was treated at Latrobe Hospital. In Saltsburg, Deborah Crusan, 25, was injured in a two car rear end collision on Route 981 and also treated at Latrobe Hospital. Marion Center fire units seek sponsors for a May 31 Bicentennial parade with four prize categories. Indiana County Tourist Bureau announced Bicentennial Essay Contest winners across multiple grade groups, each receiving a plaque and recognition. Two Indiana motorists escaped injury in a head on collision on old Route 119 near Homer City. David Wood of Clymer lost control, totaling $1,500 in damages. A Josephine rear end collision on Route 119 involved Charles Fossler and Doris Weinzierl with $1,100 damage.

Blairsville Michael Newhouse Blairsville RD Latrobe Area Greensburg Newhouse Saltsburg Bell Township Deborah Crusan Eugene Crusan Saltsburg R. D Crusan Latrobe Hospital Kiski Valley Indiana County Tourist Bureau Marion Dixon Esther Spicher Jane Betts Rgie Heberling John Gandolphi Pat Ryan Diana Guodini Sharon Bennett Rhonda Parks Homer City Indiana Thomas Riddle Locust St Earl Henry Church St Wood Clymer R. D Clymer Josephine Charles Fossler Penfield Doris Weinzierl Spring Church

Stapleton Opposed To 1977 Legislative Pay Increase

Senator Patrick J. Stapleton publicly opposed a Senate bill proposing a 41k salary rise for lawmakers in the 1977-78 session, citing a tight 1976-77 budget and sparking debate on spending restraint. He pledged to vote against the measure if it reaches the floor, noting no funds exist to cover the increase.

McGhann Patrick J. Stapleton State Senate Senate Sen Stapleton Armstrong County Association of Armstrong Clarion Indiana Jefferson Senate Appropriations Committee House of Representatives Son

Forest Fire Burns 20 Acres Near Strongstown

A forest fire Thursday scorched about 20 acres along the C and L Railroad between Alverda and Strongstown. Fire wardens report the blaze began around 6 p.m. and was controlled by 7:30 p.m. Volunteers from Pine Township Barnesboro and Spangler aided alongside Culver firemen. The state forestry helicopter assisted by dropping water on the flames.

Strongstown Alverda John R. Compardo State Bureau of Forestry Pine Township Barnesboro Spangler Culver Forestry

Recruit Ends Navy Training In Great Lakes Center

Navy Seaman Recruit Keith V. Isenberg son of Mr and Mrs D Paul Isenberg of Indiana finished recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes He is a 1975 graduate of United High School.

Navy Keith V. Isenberg D. Paul Isenberg Indiana Naval Eine Center Great Lakes United High School

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