Plans to deploy missiles in Europe if Soviets stall
U S officials say deployment of medium range missiles in Europe could proceed in 1983 if negotiations on Reagan's plan to cut nuclear and conventional weapons stall. Reagan proposed a historic step toward arms restraint. Moscow dismissed it as propagandistic while U S allies welcomed the peace emphasis.
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GOP Senators Press For Deeper Military Cuts
Washington AP Republicans seek deeper military savings in exchange for more domestic cuts to avert a Reagan veto on a stopgap spending bill. Baker leads a Senate vote on trimming about 3.6 billion from the measure, with defense reductions capped at 2 billion unless Reagan agrees to more cuts. House action already targets 5 percent cuts, while the Senate bill totals 417.4 billion, critics say overshoot on domestic programs.
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Turnpike Post For Moore
The Pennsylvania Senate blocked Gov. Dick Thornburgh's nomination of Robert Gleason to the Turnpike Commission 25-24, amid party lines. With Gleason rejected, Indiana County former state rep Frank Moore may be submitted for confirmation, as Sen. Stapleton cites Moore has potential support from Sen. Singer and could win approval if named by the governor.
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Johnstown
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Thornburgh
Peter Camiel
Camiel
James Crumilish
Indiana
Frank Moore
Patrick J. Stapleton
Moore
Rules Committee
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Mark) Singer
D-Johnstown
Paisley Defies British Threat With Monday Rally
In Belfast Rev Ian Paisley presses ahead with a large rally to demand stronger action against the IRA stating he has 50000 Ulstermen ready in his Third Force. He calls for a 12 hour Protestant day of action and warns of a push to protect Protestants amid IRA killings. The UDA hedges on support as Britain vows to counter private armies.
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Ian Paisley
Irish Republican Army
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Robert Bradford
Paisley
Anglo-Irish Council
Britain
Irish Republic
Council
John McMichael
UDA
Get Ready For Rain Cold Weekend Forecast
Chief Tommy Hawk's isobats predict a nasty weekend with 0 percent rain tonight and Friday. Snow possible later Friday as temperatures dip. Overnight low about 40, highs in the low 40s early tomorrow, then falling. Extended outlook shows cold temps through Monday.
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Obituaries Notice for Local Deaths on Page Thirty
Mary Stumpf Clawson 86 of Commodore Road dies. Grant C Bell 37 known as Skip from Houston Texas is listed. John Sulosky 65 connected with Eastern Orthodox Foundation Penn Run is memorialized.
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Penn Run
Pennsylvanians Favor Voluntary Energy Conservation
In a severe energy crisis Pennsylvanians prefer voluntary conservation to law. A Harris survey of 1 201 people, released at a Governor's Energy Council meeting, found 52 percent favor voluntary measures, 34 percent back mandates. Respondents supported four of nine government actions in a six month crisis, including car pooling and a four day work week, while bans on driving one day a week and stricter gasoline rations drew low support. Assistant U S Energy Secretary Vaughan said the Reagan administration opposes activist government stances even in emergencies.
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Scott Taylor
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U.S. Energy
William Vaughan
Reagan Administration
United Way Reaches 92 Percent Of Goal In Indiana County
Jerry Pike reports the Indiana County United Way has raised 346 741 dollars, 92 percent of the goal, with campaign extended to December 9 to finish final contacts. Divisions exceeding goals include Major Industry 101 percent, Indiana Mall 137 percent, State Employees 121 percent, Agency Miscellaneous 445 percent, and others as weekly reports continue.
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Indiana County
United Way
James Pratt
Buff Fanella
Dan Delaney
Indiana Mall
Mike Williams
Sidney Blair
Robert Saylor
Jack Kauffman
Robert Derry
Indiana County United Way
Gazetieland Two TV Homes Lead Nation In TV Ownership
U S leads as nearly two television sets per household, with statistics showing the trend. Details appear on page 3 as readers learn how broadcast access continues to rise across communities.
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