Commodore Woman Hurt In Smashup
A Commodore RD 1 woman, Norma G. Buterbaugh, 33, is hospitalized in satisfactory condition after a one car crash near Commodore at 12 10 a m. Leo G. Buterbaugh 44 was uninjured as his car was forced off the road by an unidentified vehicle. Damage listed at 1400 dollars. In a separate incident Mary C. Painter 26 of Saltsburg RD 1 escaped injury when her car struck an embankment on Route 286 near Edgewood while avoiding another car.
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Green Two
Commodore
Norma G. Buterbaugh
Commodore RD
Miners Hospital
Spangler
Leo G. Buterbaugh
Butterbaugh
Edgewood
Mary C. Painter
Saltsburg RD
Stephen E. Pavlak
Hassler
Clearfield
Indiana
Roadman
California
School of Arts and Sciences
Penn
A. P. Hill
Lee
John Pelham
Johnstown
New York Times
The
National Observer
Leaders of
Lincoln Civil War Society
Philadelphia
Evening Gazette on Highway Update Costs
An international panel at Pittsburgh debates urban mass transit in the United States. Leaders urge shifting funds from highways to mass transit, noting car use costs and a need for a federal priority change. They estimate updates may cost tens of billions and take a decade or more.
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T Evening Gazette
Pittsburgh
U.S
Chicago
James Daley
Daley
E. D. Brockett
Gulf Oil Corp
America
Brockette
MIT
Walter J. Burke
The
United Steelworkers of America
17 Jobs For County In New Act
Indiana County receives 91600 under Emergency Employment Act of 1971 to fund 17 jobs across 24 townships and 14 boroughs. Total program funds include 91600 federal and 10176.76 local. County commissioners act as program agents. examine applications at courthouse or public employment program office. Comments due within 15 days to Regional Manpower Administrator and copied to Program Agent. William Jones chairs the Indiana County Commissioners. Wilmington Delaware report notes William Henry du Pont quits Republican party after dispute with state prison officials over involvement in state business.
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Indiana County
Public Employment
William Jones
Indiana County Commissioners
Wilmington
Del
William Henry du Pont
Republican Party
Russell Peterson
du Pont
Smyrna
Republican War Chest
Dollar Dips to 337.90 Yen in Tokyo Close
The dollar eased slightly in Tokyo closing at 337.90 yen per dollar, down from 338.00 on Friday. In Washington, the Treasury reported Sept 7 cash balance of 6,800,024,486.89 and deposits of 34,858,638,38,90 with withdrawals at 45,804,137,361.91. Total debt stood at 414,645,012,616.21 and gold assets at 10,132,171,930.15.
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Tokyo
Treasury
Washington
The
Integrating Schools Busing Debates Trigger Legal Actions
Legal efforts to halt court ordered busing rise after a week of boycotts and clashes as school openings test enforcement. Winston-Salem and Pinellas County groups seek court stays, while a Pontiac disruption leads to arrests.
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Winston Salem
N.C
Pinellas County
Florida
Claude R. Kirk Jr
Washington
Ku Klux Kilansmen
Winston-Salem
U.S. District Court
Warren K. Burger
U.S. Supreme Court
Luna 18 Crashes On Moon Over Sea of Fertility
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Luna 18 unmanned lunar probe crashed into lunar mountains in the Sea of Fertility. Tass said contact was lost after 54 revolutions in near moon orbit following a Sept 2 launch. It marked the third straight failure in the Soviet space program and followed last June’s cosmonaut deaths.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Sea of Fertility
Tass
Earth
Moon
US Labor To Agree On Plan With Nixon
Washington AP report says government and major unions near a national anti inflation program after a White House meeting. George Meany AFL-CIO and six other union leaders emerged saying they would cooperate on an equitable plan. Beirne Communications Workers of America noted that Nixon and advisers will seriously consider labor viewpoints. Final stance expected after next week talks with business, agriculture and Congress.
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Washington
Nixon
George Meany
Afl-Cio
White House
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
Business, Agriculture
Congress
Three Young Altoonans Die In Crash
Three Altoona residents Patricia Beard 24 Archie Vertey 19 and James Hughes 15 were killed when a car failed to negotiate a curve left the rural road and hit a tree five miles northeast of Altoona Police said the dashboard pressed against the tree after the car crashed through shrubbery and knocked over a mailbox The driver Larry Sollenberger 20 and a passenger behind him were not seriously injured in the incident.
Troops Battle Guerrillas in Belfast Ardoyne District
British troops fought a running gun battle with Irish Republican Army guerrillas in Belfast's Ardoyne District. The army said two guerrillas were wounded. A sniper attack on Lisburn Road police station followed, part of a coordinated assault with an electricity tower bombing that caused blackouts across many areas. A security barrier was erected to prevent Catholic and Protestant clashes.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Ardoyne
Lisburn Road
Lisburn
District Hospital Births and Admissions September 10
Births include Mr and Mrs Jerome Razayeski of Lucerne Mines a boy. Admissions list Giuseppe Cena Saltsburg Anna Ruth Kephart Glen Campbell Martha Felton Blairsville Harmon Henry Indiana Timothy Shafer Kittanning Richard McKendrick Penn Run Glenn Mumau Clymer Edward Henderson Kittanning RD Amos Miller Home RD Joseph Gresack Chambersville Discharges list William Bouch Blairs ville Nellie Crilley Indiana Tammy Mihalko Black Lick Gorley Patterson Homer City Catherine Redding Indiana David Stahura Indiana Georgia Zack Lucernemines Harold Stewart Jr Burnside Paul Daugherty Smicksburg Discharged Mrs John Smail Glen Campbell Latrobe Admitted Elizabeth Bollinger Blairsville RD Ernest Strong Lucernemines Dorothy Blazek Blairsville RD1 Gladys Williams Blairsville RD3 Julia Bottegal Avonmore Connie Hess and daughter Blairsville Rose Humphrey and daughter Blairsville Births Leola Anthony Kittanning RD2 David Jordan Dayton RD2 Linda Hartzell Sagamore Shirley Hrabovsky baby girl Smicksburg Clinton Shaffer Kittanning RD2.
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Idiana
Kittanning
Richard R. McKendrick
Penn Run
Glenn William Mumau
Franklin St
Clymer
Edward B. Henderson
Amos B. Miller
Home
Joseph E. Gresack
Box
Chambersville
William E. Bouch
Blairsville
Nellie M. Crilley
S. 5Th. St
Indiana
Tammy L. Mihalko
Black Lick
Gorley Patterson
Railroad Ave
Homer City
Catherine Redding
N. 8Th. St
David A. Stahura
S. $Rd
Georgia C. Zack
Lucernemines
Paul Daugherty
Smicksburg
John QO. Smail
Glen Campbell
Vermont Senator Prouty Dies at 65 After Surgery
GOP moderate veteran Winston L. Prouty of Vermont served in the House, helped create Amtrak, backed Older Americans Income Assurance Act and federal school aid. He died in Boston after gastric cancer following a stomach ulcer surgery. Gov Davis praised him. Nixon offered condolences.
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Montpelier
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Amtrak
Prouty
Newport
U.S
Senate
Sen
Deane C. Davis
New England Deaconess Hospital
Boston
Republican Party
Indochina
Nixon
Vietnam
Win Prouty
Heinz Hall opens with gala by Pittsburgh Symphony
Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts in Pittsburgh hosted a gala inaugural concert by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra under Dr. William Steinberg. More than 2,700 guests attended including Nancy Hanks Adolph Schmidt Leonard Garment Gregory Peck Charlton Heston and James Earl Jones. The performance opened with Beethoven Consec ration of the House Opera and praised acoustics rivaling Boston Symphony Hall.
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Pittsburgh
Heinz Hall
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
William Steinberg
Nancy Hanks
National Council On the Arts
National Endowment For the Arts
Adolph Schmidt
U.S
Canada
Leonard Garment
Nixon
Gregory Peck
Charlton Heston
James Earl Jones
Beethoven
Vienna
Josephstadt Theater
Heinz Center
Food Company
Loew's
Penn Theater
Pittsburgh Symphony
Boston
Symphony Hall
United States
New York
Jones
H. J. Heinz II
Indiaman Held For Indecency In Indiana County
Indiana State police arrest Harry Wadding 24 of Indiana Road 3 on indecency charges. He was arraigned before District Magistrate Louis Noceo in Homer City and committed to Indiana County Jail in default of a 500 dollar bond.
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Indiana
Harry Wadding
Indiana RD 3
Wadding
Hospital Road
Louis Noceo
Homer City
Indiana County
Enjoin Trial of Kent State 25 By U S District Judge
U S District Court Judge William K Thomas enjoined Portage County Common Pleas Ravenna from trying 25 Kent State University disorder defendants tied to May 1970 protests. The injunction remains until appeals in the case are resolved. Twenty three indicted have been arrested. Trials were set to begin in Ravenna with charges from first degree riot to interfering with firefighters.
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Cleveland, Ohio
U.S. District Court
William K. Thomas
Kent State University
Thomas
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Ravenna
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Prices Listed For Tuesday Lamb Pool
Milier Abbatoir of North Bergen New Jersey will run the lamb pool for Indiana Livestock Auction on Tuesday September 14. Heavy blues 85 to 105 lbs at 27.25 per cwt reds 85 to 105 lbs 24. Old owes 3 to 6. Over 105 blues 26.10 reds 23.50. Light weights to Fred McFarland Mt Vernon Ohio blues 60 to 79 lbs 24 cents reds 60 to 84 lbs 22. No calls or utility lambs accepted.
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Milier Abbatoir
North Bergen
N. J
Indiana
Fred McFarland
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Edith and Fern Two Storms Batter Gulf Coast and Caribbean
The Associated Press reports Hurricane Edith downgraded to a tropical storm as Fern slammed into the Corpus Christi area with gale winds and heavy rains. Edith heads toward the Gulf near Merida while Ginger powers toward hurricane strength south of Bermuda. residents brace for flash floods and precautions.
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Associated Press
Edith
Fern
Corpus Christi
Texas
Ginger
Bermuda
National Hurricane Center
Chetumal
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
British Honduras
Belize
Galveston
Jacoby Modern bridge column excerpt from J Edward Morrow
Oswald and James Jacoby present a bridge hands account from Joplin reporter Jed Morrow. The piece explains a Jacoby Modern sequence with a three spade jump, ruffing of hearts, and the defense’s final tricks. A 128 page book on JACOBY MODERN is advertised, with ordering details.
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J. Edward Morrow
Joplin
Jed
Dallas News
America
Jacoby Modern
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Bridge bidding puzzle with spade slam offer
In a bridge sequence, after several passes the hand shows AKST VK Q94 96 and KQIS. You hold two queens and a singleton diamond as insurance. Question asks what to open with and proposes options AKST VK2 OAKS K332, aiming for best contract and planning.
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AKST
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D. J. Herbert Hooloman
Burke
Carlos C. Villarreal
National Urban Mass Transportation Administration
Department of Transportation
GOP
Damon J. Keith
Pontiac
Pontiac Board of Education
NAACP
Keith
Us-Labor
District Hospital Register
Latrobe
Elizabeth J. Bollinger
Clarksburg
Carlena V. McMahon
Ernest Strong
Dorothy L. Blazek
Gladys M. Williams
Julia Bottegal
Avonmore
Connie Hess
Rose Humphrey
James Campbell
Blairsville RD
Gir
Leola P. Anthony
David E. Jordan
Dayton
Linda L. Hartzell
Sagamore
Shirley Hrabovsky
Clinton E. Shaffer
Sen. Prouty
Katherine Graham
Washington Post
Kent
Gulf of Mexico
Merida
Oswala Jacoby
Jacoby
North
Aaqias
West Ag
South
By Oswald
James Jacoby
East
Trump
Dummy
West
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