Both Sides Urge Nuclear Limitations
In Bonn the Soviet Union and United States pressed for talks to limit nuclear weapons in Europe to the lowest possible level. Brezhnev returned from his West visit as Moscow and West Germany issued a joint communique praising continued negotiations in Geneva. Schmidt urged the Soviets to consider Reagan’s zero option and warned of halting 1983 Pershing and Cruise missile deployments if no progress is made. See Page 10.
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Asbestos Pipe To Be Tested In Blairsville
A section of asbestos cement water pipe from the 1940s 1950s on Conemaugh Street Blairsville will be excavated and sent to Pittsburgh Testing Lab for analysis. The Blairsville Water Authority oversees removal while the Blairsville Committee for Safe Drinking Water pushes for pipe replacement and possible legal action over alleged asbestos in the drinking water.
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Blairsville
Conemaugh Street
Polyunsaturates Now Said To Cause Cancer
San Francisco AP reports Dr. Kent Erickson of UC Davis warns that high polyunsaturated fat intake may raise cancer risk in individuals with family history, by increasing tumor growth in mice and potentially suppressing immune lymphocytes. He contrasts safflower oil with coconut oil and notes a grant from the National Cancer Institute.
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San Francisco
Kent Erickson
University of California-Davis
Erickson
National Cancer Institute
Thanksgiving Weather Outlook With Chief Tommy Hawk
Local forecast praises Chief Tommy Hawk as Thanksgiving plans unfold. Tonight’s conditions are fair with 77 degree skies and 50 degree highs. Friday promises cooler weather, with highs 40 to 45 and a 40 percent chance of showers.
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Tommy Hawk
Area Man Faces Off With PennDOT Over Dirt Road
Clymer and Cherryhill Township clash centers on a 4 mile Legisla tive Route 32180 dirt road serving six families. PennDOT and Murdick spar over repair duties after a heavy tar lay down triggered complaints and charges of criminal mischief. Magistrate Wilkins dismissed restitution claims after a Nov. 18 hearing, with PennDOT dropping civil action for now as both sides weigh next steps.
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Clymer
Wilford Murdick
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Cherryhill
Murdick
Penndot
Dixonville
District 31
Geraldine Wilkins
Potter
Ms Department
Penndoy
Yaemile
Fisher
Dinosaurs linked to tracks at Limerick plant
Experts confirm tracks found at the Limerick nuclear power plant were made by dinosaurs about 200 million years ago. The report notes the discovery and its implications for paleontology, with details on page 29.
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Budget Strategy Plotted for Government Spending Deal
Senate Republicans and White House officials met in Baker's Capitol office to align figures and timing on an interim spending bill due December 15. An unnamed aide said the group aimed to produce a package acceptable to the administration and pass it through Congress.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Capitol
Baker
Grou
Congress
Blairsville police chief facing traffic charges reduced by court
In Blairsville district court, Saltsburg former police chief Russell Clifford had three of five traffic counts dismissed after testimony on a gunfire pursuit on Sept 16. Two charges remain for reckless driving and fleeing, with Clifford convicted on two counts, fined $75 plus partial restitution of $244.80.
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Blairsville
Saltsbury
Angelo Cravetta
Russell Clifford
Cravetta
Jeffrey William Piper
Saltsburg
John Pandullo
Clifford
Piper
Pandullo
Abortion Bill Vote Postponed In Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania House postponed a vote on a restrictive abortion bill to December 8 after long debate on a sentencing bill. Backers claimed sufficient votes, but concerns over procedural challenges and private caucuses led Rep. Stephen Freind to defer. The measure would require a 24 hour cooling off period and bar abortions after fetuses are well developed, respecting Supreme Court allowances for health or life of the mother.
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Harrisburg
Stephen Freind
Morgan Plant
Committee For Quality Health Standards
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