Waldheim barred from entering United States by Meese watch list
Austria recalls ambassador and considers further protests after Attorney General Meese bars Kurt Waldheim, president of Austria and former UN secretary general, from the United States for alleged Nazi war crimes. Vienna calls the move a dismay and says US-Austria relations must be rebuilt.
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Tunnel rat digs through rubble at L'Ambiance Plaza collapse
Tony Turfaro, dubbed the tunnel rat, crawls among 28 missing workers' debris at the 13 story building collapse in Bridgeport. Rescue teams use dogs and heavy equipment as officials shift from rescue to body recovery with slim hopes of life.
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Neshannock Township approves preliminary $6 million budget
The Neshannock Township School Board gave preliminary approval to a 1987-88 budget of 6,021,207 with a 4 mill tax increase and a 60 mill real estate tax. The plan reflects about a 6 percent rise from the current year and will be on display for a month before final action in late May.
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Roland Adams
Charles Dess
Joseph Scungio
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Veltre fire cause unknown at Wilmington Avenue site
State fire marshal unable to determine cause of Thursday night blaze at Veltre Fire Service Inc. on Wilmington Avenue. Officials deem not suspicious and not deliberate. Front third of building housing office and parts storeroom destroyed. rest damaged by smoke and water. Damage estimated around 000. Company to operate on a limited basis while tires in stock are inspected for safety. reconstruction planned and insurance talks pending.
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Roger Bellotti
Butler
Neshannock Township
Robert A. Veltre
General Tire
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Gephardt proposes tough amendment on trade partners
Rep. Richard Gephardt advocates a hotly contested amendment to the trade bill to force tougher U.S. action against partners like Japan. The plan seeks a 10 percent U.S. trade cut for four years if partners refuse to reform, raising House floor debate as President Reagan faces pressure amid a Japanese visit and tariff tensions.
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Surprise honor for Delber and Margaret Carson McKee by Rotary
Delber and Margaret Carson McKee were named Distinguished Citizens of the Year by the New Wilmington Rotary Club in a candlelight dinner at New Castle Country Club attended by about 70 Rotarians and guests. A two hour power outage plunged the event into darkness as the couple were honored and a plaque was presented. McKee joined Westminster College in 1952 and later chaired the history department, which then included sociology and political science.
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Death Records List Four Names and Ages
Death record for April 28 1987 lists Margaret Wimner 80 formerly of 733 East Main Street Edmund O Pearson 81 of Wampum Road Raymond A Smith 75 of Ellwood City and Mrs Sam Landis 60 of Augusta Georgia.
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E. Main St
Edmund O. Pearson
Wampum RD
Raymond A. Smith
Ellwood City
Sam Landis
Augusta
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