19 Sep 1972
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1972
Page
1
New York AP markets wrap shows broad stock listings from ACF Industries to Westinghouse with varied percentages. Treasury cash position and gold assets noted for Sept 13 1972 contrasted with the prior year amid fiscal summaries.
Sen Frank E Moss addressing the American Mining Congress in San Francisco urged banning cigarette sized cigars from television ads. He sponsors legislation to cover small cigars and said the ads aim to sidestep the cigarette ban.
American Embassy officials in Beirut said Syria arrested Maj. Richard Barrett, 36, of Laramie Wyoming, at the Deraa crossing from Jordan into Syria on Sept. 9. Sources reported no motive and no family contact was allowed. The Syrian cabinet warned swift retaliation for any aggression by Israel, Egypt, or Libya as Syria and allied states prepared for possible attacks following Israel’s Lebanon incursion. The Arab League secretary general Mahmoud Riad arrived in Beirut to mediate tensions between the Lebanese army and Palestinian guerrillas amid the crisis.
The Re Elect the President Headquarters at 557 Philadelphia St Indiana opens officially Thursday September 21 at noon. A feature of the Indiana opening will be an appearance of the Nixon Mobile a huge trailer touring the state on behalf of President Nixon.
The Rev. James Wiggins of the Wesleyan Church will speak at Josephine Wesleyan Church at 7 30 p m on Wednesday September 20. A Sierra Leone missionary since 1965 he and his family have explored unevangelized areas and he will supplement his talk with a color slide show and field curios on display.
Blairsville and Armagh Fire Departments responded to a Route 22 wreck at Gas Center to assist in removing victims from a car and tractor trailer pileup. State Police said an ambulance was summoned but details were not released.
Senat ors probing unauthorized U S bombing raids against North Vietnam fly to Denver to question Maj Gen Alton Slay former deputy chief of staff for operations and head of training at Lowry Air Force Base Slay recovering from hernia surgery at Fitzsimmons Hospital Col Gabriel testified Slay implicated in raids aboard Udorn Thailand 28 raids with 147 aircraft targeted North Vietnam under protective reaction claims before White House ordered renewed bombing
Mrs. district resident, 20, dies after a crash on Route 954 three miles north of Willet. She was Thomas E. Troup Sr.’s wife and mother to Thomas Edward Jr., 15 months. Survived by her mother Enid Spear and the late Glen Miller, two brothers, and her Wesleyan Methodist linked family. Funeral services planned in Plumville with interment at North Point Cemetery.
Wilkes Barre area teachers and administrators describe a delayed start as flood damaged Luzerne units. About 64,000 students face 7 schools closed, 5000-1000 unaccounted and long bus rides to trailer camps. Staff worked to dry records and replace desks while students return to class amid recovery efforts.
Across Pennsylvania, 325000 public school pupils remain idled by teacher strikes. Philadelphia faces extended vacation as Allegheny County districts stay out. Pennsbury in Bucks County nears settlement. A CC negotiations weekend trimmed 55 items while teacher evaluations move to a policy stance.
The second annual Mobile Home Show opens at Regency Mall tomorrow at 1 p.m. It features twelve new units in a mall center court with daily entertainment by The Young Rebels and The Naughty Pines. Visitors can enter drawings for gifts and savings bonds, with drawings each night at 8 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.
In Quang Ngai province northern region south of Da Nang Communist forces captured their third district capital in a month and occupied three hamlets in another district amid heavy fighting. Saigon said Ba To, Duc Pho, and Mo Duc saw intensified clashes as government forces regrouped and armored units aided militiamen. Casualty figures cited 346 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed over two days, with at least 36 government troops killed and 4 wounded.
Harrisburg AP Senate Judiciary Committee rewrote a proposed law to let local courts choose whether a criminal defendant may post 10 percent of bail. The measure, already in practice in Philadelphia since September, would still allow a 10 percent option in the city while other counties may be limited. Committee Chairman Louis G Hill said the change narrows the bill’s scope.
United Mine Workers candidate Arnold Miller blasts proposed Social Security guidelines for new black lung compensation laws in a telegram to Secretary Richardson. He says the regulations do not reflect Congress clear intent.
Senate battle over no-fault insurance pits Shapp and Hawkins plans on damages against an August flood bond package. Denenberg warns high legal fees raise premiums. Shapp aims at strict suit limits with up to 50k medical, 9.1k wages, 10k other benefits, while Hawkins proposes no suit limits and 10k cap overall. Senate also considers urban flood renewal bond of 100 million and bail posting amendments.
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