Indiana County Votes No Change In Official Count
Indiana County announced official totals for the November general election showing no changes among declared winners. Highlights include Emma Ober 11,608 for treasurer, Thomas L. Streams 15,864 for coroner, and county results for state Supreme Court, Superior Court, Commonwealth Court, and multiple statewide referendums. Turnout was 20,100 of 38,983 registered voters.
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Indiana County
Indiana
Emma Ober
James G. Morgan
Thomas L. Streams
John Griffith
A.A. Abernathy
George E. Thompson
Harry Owens
White Township
Robert L. Marker
Fran Zambotti
State Supreme Court
James T. McDermott
William D. Hutchinson
S.L. Farino
Robert BE. Colville
McDermott
Hutchinson
State Superior Court
James E. Rowley
Vincent A. Cirillo
Perry J. Shertz
Stephen J. McEwen Jr
Richard DiSalle
Peter Paul Olszewski
Donald E. Wieand
John McLane
Rowley
Cirillo
McEwen
Wieand
Japanese Journalist Says Allen Received Gifts
Japanese journalist Fuyuko Kamisaka told The Associated Press that Richard V. Allen accepted a $165 gold colored watch from her as thanks for arranging an interview with Nancy Reagan. She said she bought two Seiko watches at a Tokyo airport duty free shop for about $130 each. The Justice Department is examining whether Allen improperly received a $1,000 honorarium he said he intercepted for the First Lady.
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Tokyo
Richard V. Allen
Nancy Reagan
Fuyuko Kamisaka
Reagan
Shufu-no-tomo
Associated Press
Justice Department
Allen
White House
Larry Speakes
Miss Kamisaka
Japan
Chizuko Takase
Allens
Takase
Washington
Kamisaka
Daily
Protestants Resist Paisley Strike Call in Northern Ireland
Protestant leaders urge workers to ignore Reverend Ian Paisley’s call for a province-wide strike aimed at pressuring Britain over IRA violence. Unionists, industry groups, and officials oppose the move as a political stunt while Thatcher voices cautious support for ruling out violence and prioritizing security.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Tan Paisley
Britain
Irish Republican Army
Ulster Workers
Harry Murray
Paisley
Ulster Workers Council
London
Official Unionist Party
Democratic Unionist Party
Confederation of British Industry
Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Thatcher
All Ireland
Tomas O Fiaich
IRA
Federal judge blocks Reagan cuts for Pennsylvanians
Page 10 reports a federal judge rules against Ronald Reagan budget cuts affecting 119,000 Pennsylvania residents and a related political note notes Casey’s decision not to run for governor.
Deaths Adams, Mrs Mary and Mrs Deane H Rombach
Obituaries note Mary Adams 74 of Coral and Deane H Rombach 76. Funeral arrangements follow. Also listed is Blairsville event and Iselin Volunteer Fire Co benefit with Ray Skovenski Family Band performing tonight at Aultman Firehall at 2 12.
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Adams
Mary
Eric
Coral
Ernest
Rombach
Deane H. Peace
Blairsville
Aultman Firehall
Iselin Volunteer Fire Co
Ray Skovenski
Special Saturday Gazette Headliner on Nursing Scene
The Saturday Gazette Headliner by Vincent Beck surveys the local nursing scene noting a shortage of working nurses and highlighting regional supply challenges and implications for care quality.
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Saturday Gazette
Vincent Beck
Government Stopgap Bill Fails to Pass in Shutdown Threat
Washington AP report: Congress fails to pass emergency spending as midnight deadline arrives causing a government shutdown risk. Negotiations collapse. House and Senate adjourned with talks to resume today. President Reagan poised for veto on any compromise, with key disputes over spending cuts and timing of expiration.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Larry Speakes
Reagan
Baker
Speakes
O'Neill
le House
Pentagon
Brezhnev Proposes Private Talks With Reagan
President Reagan would be interested in a private conversation with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev if the chance of success is high according to a White House official. Brezhnev’s May 25 letter urged honest constructive negotiations and mutual trust aiming to reduce tensions and ideas for confidence building. Some officials expect a summit next year, while others call for thorough preparation and clear fruits before agreeing.
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Washington
Reagan
Leonid Brezhnev
White House
Brezhnev
Breehner
Carter
Furnace Blast Kills Toddler in Punxsutawney Area
Carrie Ellen Blose, two, died after a furnace explosion in a Punxsutawney RD home collapsed the floor. Her mother and four month old son Joshua were injured. the blast damaged the three story house and tar from ruptured containers covered victims. A steam build up in a wood coal natural gas furnace is suspected pending investigation.
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Punx Sutawney
Here
Carrie Ellen Blose
Edgar
Carol Blose
Punxsutawney RD 6
Punxsutawney Area Hospital
Carrie
Owens Asks Recount for Mayor in Indiana Borough
Indiana Borough mayoral recount request filed by Harry Owens after losing to George E Thompson 1483 to 1457. Court to set opening time for ballot boxes possibly eight precincts. Also recounts scheduled for Brush Valley Township supervisor and Ernest Borough tax collector races with narrow margins.
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Indiana
Harry Owens
Indiana County Court
Owens
George E. Thomson
Brush Valley
Raymond Brendlinger
Carl E. Clevenger
Ernest
Mary M. Pease
Mary Ann Wesglesky
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James Prior
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Prior
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Robert P. Casey
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Serger
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Sas
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