Heart patient seeks chance with transplant in New York
Clarence Ed Simon, 48, leaves Pittsburgh for Columbia Presbyterian as doctors say only partial heart function remains. He has survived since 1969 major attacks and hopes a transplant will end years of agony, restore activity, and allow hunting and fishing again. A fund at Mellon Bank aids expenses.
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New York City
West Penn Hospital
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Cheswick
Dolly Simon
California
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Oakmont
New York
Leadership wanted amid budget pressures on digest page
A digest page highlights leadership sought as budget pressures mount. The item notes local couples married and boxing shows slated under county report, with brief references to a strangling suspect named in reports.
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County Report
Death notices and weather brief from Western Pa area
Death notices list Robert Ingram 15 of 33 Maple St Frew Stewart Lutz 86 of 211 W Moody Ave and J Walter Kennedy 66 of 507 Clen Moore Blvd. Weather shows scattered showers and possible thunder tonight and Wednesday with a 70 percent rain chance and highs around the low 70s. Weather stats report no precipitation, Shenango River stage 7.80 feet, Morain State Park temp 65 at 11 am with east winds.
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Maple St
Frew Stewart Lutz
W. Moody Ave
J. Walter Kennedy
Clen Moore
Pennsylvania
Shenango River
Moraine State Park
Oil firms pushing windfall tax loopholes, Carter says
President Carter told the National Academy of Sciences that oil firms seek a loophole laden windfall profits tax to deliver billions in unearned profits. He urged support for an honest tax to fund an Energy Security Fund and warned of a deceptive “plow-back” scheme. He noted near agreement on SALT II and outlined upcoming appearances in New York, Portsmouth, and Manchester.
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Soviet Union
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Manchester
America observes Holocaust remembrance at Capitol Rotunda
President Carter leads memorial for six million Jews and five million others killed by the Nazis. He recalls his Yad Vashem visit and vows to banish oppression, urging recognition of moral truth. The observance includes Mondale Wiesel and choir readings, with dates marking Warsaw ghetto uprising and Dachau liberation.
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Elie Wiesel
Wiesel
Auschwitz
Buchenwald
City Moves to Condemn Land for St Francis Elderly Housing
The City Redevelopment Authority approved condemning four properties in the St Francis Housing project right of way to clear obstacles for a 100 unit elderly housing complex. Negotiations will continue with owners as condemnation papers are due by May 1 with 90 days to vacate after, aiming to begin construction by fall.
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St. Francis
Nick P. Navarra
Authority
St. Francis Housing Corp
James Robinson
Navarra
John Razzano
Mary Grinn
East St
Grinn
Edward A Gamble
Marie McConnell Trott
Falls St
Gamble
Dirt bike death shocks New Castle youth
A 15 year old New Castle boy, Robert Ingram of 36 Maple Street, was killed last night while riding a dirt bike behind Rockwell International Corp Leaf Springs Division plant. A second rider, 13, was with him along railroad tracks at the time of the accident.
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New Castle
Rockwell International Corp
Leaf Springs
Robert Ingram
Maple St
James Lloyd Jr. sworn in to Senate as Democrat gains seat
Harrisburg reports that James Lloyd Jr. a 29 year old sporting goods merchant won a March 27 special election to fill the unexpired Dougherty term and joined a 28 22 Democratic majority after taking oath yesterday. In a separate incident a juvenile rider fell and died after an apparent bicycle accident near Rockwell with autopsy citing internal injuries from a fall and police noting a dark area and no bike lights.
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Lloyd
Charles Dougherty
Ingram
Rockwell
St. Francis Hospital
Donald DeCarbo
Postal workers recover missing Pascoe cash in New Castle
Mary Egbert, employed by Pascoe Engineering Consultants, had $250 cash disappear after dropping an envelope in a mailbox in Westgate Plaza. Postmaster Larry Flynn and carrier Marvin Mackeprang retrieved the envelope from the mail, returning it to Egbert. She commended the honesty and efficiency of New Castle postmen and warned against mailing cash in the future.
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Egbert
Pascoe Engineering Consultants, Inc
Bill Pascoe
Pascoe
New Castle
Larry Flynn
Flynn
Marvin Mackeprang
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh Postmen
County aide docked for Easter rescue time loss
Lawrence County commissioners honored nurse's aide Pat Bartalone for aiding an injured motorist after a head on crash on Pa. 65 in Shenango Township. The county controller noted a strict time policy and docked her 19 minutes but said future pay will reflect the exception. She helped ambulance crews stabilize Ronald Angelucci before extrication.
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Robert E. Foht
Foht
Lawrence County
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Ronald Angelucci
Shenango Township
Angelucci
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