Firetruck Collision Injures Area Driver
An Indiana Borough crash left Patricia Anderson 26 in critical condition at Westmoreland County Hospital after her car struck an Indiana volunteer fire department truck at 9 53 p m on Maple Street and Wayne Avenue. Three firefighters were treated and released at Indiana Hospital. the incident tied to a malfunctioning alarm at Letzer Lumber.
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Indiana RD 3
Westmoreland County Hospital
Indiana Borough
Patricia Anderson
Indiana RD
Westmoreland County
Indiana Volunteer Fire Department
Maple Street
Wayne Avenue
Indiana Hospital
Karl W. Miller
Maple St
Thomas Harkless
First St
Curtis Reed
Gompers Ave
Indiana
Anderson
Letzer Lumber
Citizens Ambulance
Gueanaburg
Wayne Ave
Fire Department
Gazette
Carmo
Unemployment rate hits 8 percent in October
Washington AP reports the U.S. jobless rate rose to 8 percent in October, the highest in nearly six years, with 8.5 million unemployed. Black unemployment reached 16.7 percent, and analysts note labor-force growth tempers the figures. Private economists warn the slump may worsen into year end amid weak autos and home building. See Page 4.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Reagan Administration
Deborah Klein
U.S
Poland Solidarity Talks Readiness to Concede
Solidarity chairman Lech Walesa said the independent labor federation stands ready to make concessions in next week's talks with the government on Poland's economic crisis. The remark followed a Gdansk meeting of the 11 member Solidarity presidium amid indications of a possible breakthrough after 15 months of labor strife.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Independent Labor Federation
Walesa
Gdansk
Obituary notices Listed for Six Residents and Kin
Death notices list six individuals with ages and last known towns including Mary Mildred Baker Bleakney 75 Avon Agnes L Emery 75 Indiana Ave Robert Edward Cole 72 Shelada Mary Mori 84 Saltsburg Omer L Morrow 80 Indiana Rd5 Lester J Wulfert 87 Smicksburg Rd Joseph G Baun 69 Euclid Ohio formerly Indian.
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Baker
Mary Mildred
Bleakney
Kittanning Emery
Agnes L
Indiana Ave
Avonmore
Mori
Mary
Saltsburg
Morrow, Omer L
Indiana
Wulfert
Lester J
Smicksburg
Baun
Joseph G
Euclid, Ohio
Major Rights Shift In Foreign Policy
Washington reports a major change in U S policy requiring the Reagan administration to speak out against human rights abuses by any country. Haig endorses the move, with White House likely to back it, signaling a shift from private persuasion to a policy that treats human rights as the core goal despite costs. The memo stresses honesty about abuses and risks to bilateral ties, noting the need to balance interests with credibility.
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Washington
State Department
Reagan
Alexander M. Haig Jr
White House
Jimmy Carter
United States
Patricia Derian
Carter
William P. Clark
Richard T. Kennedy
New York Times
Juvenile Rights ruling requires parent consultation before rights waiver
A court rules that juveniles must consult a parent or other adult before waiving constitutional rights. The decision highlights the role of guardians in juvenile legal matters and outlines the process to secure informed consent. The article appears on page 15.
NATO debate over nuclear warning shot sparks White House clarification
The Reagan administration acknowledged NATO discussed a nuclear warning shot to deter the Soviets in Europe but said no plan exists. Haig claimed it as a demonstrative option. Weinberger denied any military plan. The White House sought to reconcile their statements while cautioning about misinterpretation and broader NATO strategic options.
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NATO
U.S
Washington
Reagan
Europe
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Caspar W. Weinberger
Haig
Weinberger
United States
Congress
David Gergen
White House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Defense Department
Eee
State Department
Protesting Soviet Sub Violation Sparks Baltic Outcry
In Stockholm and Copenhagen thousands protested a Soviet submarine violation of Swedish waters. The vessel, carrying Uranium-238 and likely nuclear-armed torpedoes, was released to a Soviet flotilla after a 10 day stalemate. Olof Palme urged Moscow to withdraw nuclear armed ships from the Baltic Sea.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Copenhagen
Olof Palme
Palme
Baltic
Sea of Peace
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Federal Budget On Hold As Reagan Seeks Input
On Capitol Hill budget deliberations pause while President Reagan reviews options for economic goals. White House aide David Gergen says Reagan has views to share with GOP leaders and wants their input. House and Senate leaders to meet Reagan. decision timing unclear. House Budget Chair James R. Jones pushes for progress. Omnibus reference directs readers to page 15.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Reagan
White House
David Gergen
Gergen
House
Senate
Congress
House Budget Committee
James R. Jones
Oklahoma
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Wight
Omni
Homer
Bame
Bill Dunn
Clymer
Slovak Club
Christmas Bazaar
Plum- Ville U.P. Church
Adrian
Punxsutawney
U.S. 119
Rayne Township
Henry Wingert
Rochester Mills
Woodlawn
Robert Meyer
Ridgway
Bryan K. Baker
Patton
Joseph F. Marceline
Brookwood Estates
Philadelphia Street
Gazi Qsie
Gazetteland News
Business Mirror
Abby
Rend Renee
Sree B Entertainment
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