Historic Saltsburg blaze Gutters 150yearold Hugh Kelly House
A Sunday fire gutted the 150 year old Hugh Kelly House in Saltsburg Indiana County amid a string of suspicious blazes since New Year. Firefighters battled flames into the afternoon as authorities seek a suspect and consider a grand jury investigation. A $1000 reward and a toll free hotline 1-800-462-0322 are offered for information.
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Jobless Rate May Hit 9 Percent
Washington AP reports that Murray Weidenbaum peers that unemployment could peak at 9 percent before recession ends. He cites inflation winding down as a factor and remains confident Reagan policies will spark growth by late 1982. The piece also covers Hinckley suicide attempt details and political commentary on Stockman’s remarks.
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Chief Schedules Nice Tuesday Weather Outlook
Chief Tommy Hawk predicts mild weather for the next few days with cloudy nights and lows in the mid 90s. Tuesday will be partly sunny with highs around 50. An extended outlook shows partly cloudy warmth on Wednesday, with a chance of showers Thursday and Friday and a turn to colder conditions Friday.
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Storms batter Pacific and Atlantic coasts across nations
Gale force winds and rain lashed the Pacific and Atlantic coasts killing 11 people and leaving eight missing as debris cleanup halted. Seattle's Space Needle elevator trapped eight in 50 mph gusts while Cape Hatteras Lighthouse faced threatened foundations. Flooding and high seas hit New England and New York area with up to eight feet. Oregon saw five deaths and five sailors lost at sea as a 12 year old in Portland escaped a live wire accident.
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Columbia Prepares For Third Trip Astronauts Debriefing
Astronauts Joe Engle and Richard Truly begin a week of intensive debriefings after their two day flight aboard the space shuttle Columbia. Engineers at Johnson Space Center in Houston outline a long briefing on electricity and systems as technicians ready Columbia for a March third mission. The shuttle, which returned to Earth at Mojave Desert, will have heat shield tiles replaced and undergo system reviews. President Reagan spoke with Engle and Truly by phone during a Houston breakfast with Vice President Bush. Bush asked about weightlessness and sleep, and Engle confirmed sleep is possible in zero gravity. The crew will continue technical briefings this week, with thermogram analysis planned for the shuttle.
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Reagan says no changes planned after Texas trip
President Reagan returned to Washington aboard the jumbo Doomsday Plane after a hunting weekend in Texas and said he would not change his administration despite questions about national security adviser Richard V. Allen taking $1000 from a Japanese magazine and ongoing doubts about budget director David A. Stockman. White House aides indicated no decision to seek Allen's resignation yet, while a Justice Department probe continues.
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Deaths Obituaries on Page 33
Ray J Ferrier aged 67 of Rochester Mills Road dies. Rev Ralph E Lithgow aged 65 of Punxsutawney preceded by Orville Carl Richards aged 07 of Elderton. Velma L Seger aged 83 of Rosalterk obituary notice appears.
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First Fetus Operation Successful
SAN FRANCISCO AP A University of California surgical team reports the first successful out of womb fetus operation. The 21 week fetus had a urinary tract blockage corrected by surgery five months ago at UC Medical Center. The mother carried to term but the baby died after birth as the condition was advanced. Surgeons Golbus Harrison and Filly performed the procedure.
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FDA Approves Nation's First Hepatitis B Vaccine
The Food and Drug Administration approves the nations first hepatitis B vaccine aimed at preventing a liver disease that annually affects health workers and other Americans. The report notes the vaccine's potential impact and directs readers to page 15 for details.
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