Shafer Seeks Trade via Sweden on Pennsylvanias Growth
Pennsylvanias governor Raymond Shafer visits Stockholm on a six nation European tour to bolster foreign commerce. He cites open housing and strict pollution laws while promoting state industries beyond coal and steel. Shafer notes limited federal funds for Appalachia and mentions Romney Reagan Nixon as GOP prospects.
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Stockholm
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Shafer
U.S. Trade Center
Scandinavia
Edward D. Smith
Pittsburgh
Appalachia
Michigan
George Romney
California
Ronald Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Judge loses wig in open-top sports car incident
In Tacoma a judge driving an open-top sports car reports her wig flipping off and landing in a tree after an apparently windy moment. The amusing mishap occurred as police nearby noted speeders and a separate combat context in Quang Nam and Con Thien, with the officer later apologizing for confusing the piece with a cat.
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Tacoma
Wash
Justice Court
Fills Otto
Quang Nam
Quang Tin
Con Thien
Pontiff's Temperature Returns to Normal at Vatican
The Vatican said Pope Paul’s temperature is normal and he resumes work after a quiet night. The official bulletin gave no date for resuming audiences canceled Monday due to a cold and stomach cramps. He had returned to the Vatican from his summer retreat.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul
Pope Rest Prolonged as Synod Planned in Rome
The Vatican released a bulletin saying the Holy Father slept well and remains with normal temperature but doctors urge extended rest. He has begun urgent secretariat work but will not resume audiences yet while arrangements for the bishops' synod scheduled for Sept. 29 in Rome proceed.
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Secretariat of State
Rome
District Hospital Register Indiana H S Births and Admissions
Births for Sept include a boy and a girl to Mr and Mrs Thomas E Blair of Indiana. Admissions list many names across Indiana Shelocta Clymer Blairsville Homer City Creekside Penn Run and other nearby areas with multiple Box addresses and roads. Discharges include Ethel Brady Florence Vinton Kimberly Hoy and others across Blairsville Indiana Homer City Creekside and Rural Valley.
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Indiana Hospital
Thomas E. Blair
2Nd St
Indiana
John W. Smith
R.D
Sheloca
Laura Edwards
Clymer
Goldie Chuckan
Gipsy
Mary Turk
McIntyre
Samuel Blattenberger
Black Lick
Marie McDermott
N. Spring St
Blairsville
James Arthur Capitosti
Homer City
Catherine Ann Glessner
Cheryl Lynn Calhoun
William Joseph Clark
Nancy J
Hess
Creekside
Margaret E. Foster
Gary Franklin Daugherty
Aultman
Arthur Steele
Church St
Raymond L. Anderson
Saltsburg
Bertha Bytner
Vickie Lynn Wise
Plum St
Timothy Clawson
Diane Marie Duffy
Douglas St
Commodore
Elizabeth A. Prenatt
Hearse Crash Injures Three in Indiana County
Police report three accidents in Indiana County yesterday with one crash involving a hearse driven by Donald Shellinger 18 of Holly Hill Florida. The hearse rammed a tractor trailer owned by Wayne Sell causing $10,000 damage to the truck and minor injuries to Shellinger and two Deland Florida passengers. All injuries described as non life threatening with four injured in total across incidents.
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Indiana
Kittanning
Donald Shellinger
Holly Hill
Fla
Clarence W. Walker
Rural Valley R. 1
Shellinger
West Kittanning Hill
Route 422
Laurel St
Peter D. Sherwin
Phila. St
Jasiana
Philadelphia St
Rocket lifts 241-pound device to 110 miles for stellar radiation study
Total Success reports from Tonopah Nevada say scientists achieved total success with a 241-pound rocket launch reaching about 110 miles altitude. The flight aimed to measure gamma rays and other radiation from distant stars, advancing astrophysical observations.
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Tonopah
Nev
Hold Seminar On Aged At Holiday Inn
CAP directors heard Miss Blatt warn of rising life expectancy and its consequences. She cautioned that older poor may not protest, yet suffer as retirees grow and working years shrink, leaving less time to save.
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Holiday Inn
CAP
Miss Blatt
Aging group hears officials from state agencies
Elias Cohen, Pennsylvania Commissioner for the Aging, spoke to the group Thursday morning. Catherine Madigan of Harrisburg represented Joseph Barr Jr., head of the Department of Community Affairs, Barton Blakeslee of Punxsutawney spoke for the Pennsylvania Association of CAP Directors, and Lee Montgomery of Temple University discussed an OEO funded multipurpose training center. Indiana University of Pennsylvania received a full year grant for aging related higher education activities.
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Elias Cohen
Pennsylvania
Catherine Madigan
Harrisburg
Bureau of Economic Development
Joseph Barr, Jr
Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs
Barton Blakeslee
Punxsu
Awney
Pennsylvania Association of Cap Directors
Lee Montgomery
Temple University
OEO
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Bond Issue Largest Ever
Harrisburg ap A 75 million bond issue the largest single sale in the State Highway and Bridge Authority history was approved for sale to Halsey Stuart and Co Inc of New York at a net interest cost of 4.13447 percent The second bid was a Philadelphia National Bank syndicate at 4.1471 percent In its last market visit the GSA sold 60 million dollars in bonds on May 4 at 3.7864 percent net interest cost
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Harrisburg
State Highway and Bridge Authority
Halsey Stuart and Co., Inc
New York
Philadelphia National Bank
GSA
Mercenary Forces Land Supplies in Bukavu Skyways
Mercenary forces in Bukavu brought in reinforcements and supplies last weekend. A C47 landed on an emergency runway built on the hills by mercenaries, then was destroyed as debris was cleared. About 150 white mercenaries and 1,500 Katanga troops under Col. Jean Schramme repelled Congo army attempts to retake the city.
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Bukavu
Congo
Cong
Katanga Province
Jean Schramme
Philadelphia
Alan
Drexel Hill
Teamesterster
Cheri
West
James W. Cheri
Robert DeGeorge
Bobby DeGeorge
Wolvers
DeGeorge
Union
Volver
Rate
John West
Washington
Goma
Kivu Lake
Francis J. Sheer J
Sheeran
Prince Sea Hutto
Soma
Brussels
Cyangugu
Rwanda
Joseph, Bante
Interview Plan Promises TV Based Doctor Patient Ties
Santa Monica California AP report says Mayo Clinic professor Dr F Raymond Keating Jr proposes a TV driven interview method where patients sit before a screen answering questions recorded for later study. He says patients might describe illness in greater detail than in person with the doctor following summarization of taped data.
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Santa Monica
Calif
F. Raymond Keating, Jr
Mayo Graduate School
Keating
Ivery
PUC Hearings To Resume Soon In Harrisburg
Hearings resume in Harrisburg on September 27 and 28 as the Public Utility Commission probes train derailments in the state. Witnesses for the Pennsylvania Railroad will be cross examined by commission lawyers and by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Commission
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Epstein Death ruled accidental overdosage not suicide
London AP reports Beatles manager Brian Epstein died from an accidental overdose of sleeping tablets. Coroner Gavin Thurston said poisoning by carbrital occurred due to incautious self overdosage, with pathologist Dr. Donald Teare noting the amount resembled a small lethal dose and likely resulted from repeated dosing. Epstein died August 27 at his Belgravia home as he and the Beatles planned a U.S. and Canada trip.
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London
Brian Epstein
Donald Teare
Gavin Thurston
Epstein
Fashionable
Belgravia
Thes
Beatles
United States
Canada
TV Viewers See Robber Give Up
Deputies hunted a bank robbery suspect on a remote storm road north of Portland. A weak flashlight forced photographers to use flood lights and an hour later Oregon viewers watched the suspect surrender with hands raised in color television coverage.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Obituary Notice Dee Mee kins and War Era Roots
Dee Mee kins of Clymer R D 2 died at the Veterans Hospital in Altoona on Wednesday September 6 1987 Born March 20 1906 in Indiana County he was the son of Frank and Verna Kelly Mee kins. The obituary notes his service in the war and marks his family and community ties.
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Michigan
Broward County
Fla
East St. Louis
Joseph Cascella
American Federation of Teachers
Baltimore
Detroit
Veteran WWII Army veteran funeral services planned
He served in the United States Army during World War II and is survived by brothers and sisters including Mrs. David Johns, Lawrence, Ray mond, Paul, Mrs. James Pierce, Frank, Mrs. Marie Layne, with services at Bence Funeral Home in Clymer led by Rev. James Legge and interment at Diamondville Cemetery. MRS MARY FEDOR 62 wife of John A. Fedor of McIntyre died Sept 6 1967 in Indiana Hospital. Friends may visit Robinson-Lytle's in Indiana. Requiem Mass at St Gertrude's McIntyre with interment at St. Bernard's Cemetery.
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David
Ethel) Johns
Stafford
Lawrence
Kelso
Wash Raymond
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Paul
Eric
James
Mabel) Pierce
Tarentum
Frank
Clymer R.D
Anthony
Marie) Layne
Homer City
Bence Funeral Home
Clymer
James Legge
Diamondville Cemetery
Mary Fedor
John A. Fedor
McIntyre
Indiana Hospital
Robinson-Lytle's
Indiana
St. Gertrude’s Catholic Church
Leonard Knuth
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Brezhnev says Mao era damages China. socialism will prevail
In Budapest Brezhnev declared Mao Tse-tung’s cultural revolution a failure that wrecked China's government and party. He urged unity among socialist nations and warned that Mao's group harms workers, science, and culture while opposing socialist countries and international communism.
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Budapest
Hungary
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Mao Tse-tung
Communist Party
China
Eye
Soviet Union
United Federation of Teachers
New York
Two Nations
Mao
Pane
36 Americans Deported From Oaxaca Hippie Commune
The Ministry of the Interior said 36 Americans who set up a mushroom consuming headquarters in Huatla de Jimenez Oaxaca were expelled over the past two days. A spokesman noted the group had gathered during the past months at the village in southern Mexico where potent mushrooms are grown.
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Mexico City
Ministry of the Interior
Oaxaca
Huatla de Jimenez
Mexico
Preliminary Hearing For Dog In Hastings Case
A 70-pound German Shepherd tied to a Hastings Pennsylvania burglary faces a preliminary hearing today on breaking and entering charges. The dog has been jailed since arrest tied to a theft at Hastings Moose Hall. Local prosecutors stepped back, leaving juvenile authorities to handle the case amid public sentiment.
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Hastings
Ohio
Cambria County
Robert J. Cassidy
Tepen del Rio
Mexica
Andrew Kollar
Justice of the Peace George
Mexico City
Queretaro
Chigas
Mes
Lhis Chambers
Requena
William Shettig
Ebensburg
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Castel Gandolfo
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da Nang
Sec
Robert $. McNamara
Indiana Universitie
Dmz
Iity
South Vietnam
McNamara
Que Son
Tam Ky
Gid Thaw
Inahead
Alamm 9
MIM
Alloa Ivr
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Leatherneck
Ca Lu
Mekong
Tay Do
Navy
St. Paul
Damato
Robison
Ad Skyhawk
Coral Sea
Red
Cap Falaise
Panhandle
Hanoi
Hanoi- Haiphong
Red China
Vinh
District Hospital Register
Punx Sutawney
Clay Kanouff
Juneau
Cindy Poeta
Rossiter
Randall W. Spicher
Royal W. Cowen
Dayton R
D. 2
David H. Hamacher
Grant St
Mildred D. Boyer
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Dallas
al Kemp
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Texas
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Board of Education
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Shanker
Bernard Donovan
West Germany
Janos Kadar
Brezhnev
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