Deadline looms as tax surcharge extension debated
Washington UPI reports Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield pressed Republicans to back a five month extension of the 10 percent tax surcharge to November 30 to align with looming tax reform. He warned the surcharge would lapse at midnight Thursday if not approved. House moves to extend faced parliamentary hurdles while negotiators eyed a broader reform bill by October.
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Marines Probing Racial Attack Riots at Camp Lejeune
UPI reports Marine authorities investigate a Sunday night series of racially tinged assaults at Camp Lejeune North Carolina in which Corporal Edward Bankston died from head injuries and another Marine is in hospital. Six Marines are confined in the brig.
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U. S. Naval Hospital
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Roanoke
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Joseph B. Baum
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William L. Short
Woodbine
Edward C. Combs
Wheeling
W. Va
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Hundley
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Albert E. Hamilton
Tala
Honduras
Raymond A. Rivers
Denver
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San Sebastian
Puerto Rico
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New York
Scouts Headed to Philmont Through West Travel
Several area Scouts bound for Philmont Scout Ranch Cimarron New Mexico travel by bus 30 scouts tour the West Scott Kerr of Troop 3 reports the trip is going well On July 22 the group stopped at Wright Patterson Air Force Museum near Dayton Ohio to view flight instruments before continuing the journey
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Police probe four thefts of car stereo equipment
Four car burglaries late Sunday night or early yesterday in residential areas yielded about 824 in stereo gear. Victims include Gilbert Maggie 10568 Beckford St 3364 value with a stereo, tape player 140 and 30 tapes 210 and two speakers 14. Paul Siberto 1028 Croton Ave 234 in gear from his car. Gary Baxter 307 Galbreath Ave lost a ring 100 and tapes 50 from a broken into car. Cyrus Todd 511 Court St 9 870 stereo player plus a pipe valued at 5? from his car 9870.
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Beckford St
Maggie
Ian
Paul Siberto
Croton Ave
Siberto
Gary Baxter
Galbreath Ave
Cyrus Todd
Court St
Todd
Tropical storm Anna moves toward the west coast
A tropical storm named Anna gathers strength as it shifts westward threatening coastal regions. Officials monitor its trajectory and impacts while meteorologists issue advisories for nearby states and ports.
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Chamber pushes personal income tax plan
The Pennsylvania state Chamber of Commerce backs a personal income tax to fund state needs and curb future fiscal gaps. It accuses House Democratic leaders of opposing reform, while endorsing greater state spending restraint alongside tax changes. The chamber criticizes Democratic bills for shifting 86 percent of the burden to business, contrasting with the governor’s 70 percent general tax and 30 percent corporate plan.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Pennsyvania
Flouse
Raymond P Shafer
Commonwealth
Robert Hibbard
Chamber
House
Democratc
Hibbard
Former Resident Elected President of Seattle Young Republicans
James E. Rinishie formerly of Park Lane was elected president of the Downtown Young Republicans of Seattle Washington. He also serves as secretary of the Yale Alumni Association of Western Washington.
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Park Lane
Young Republicans
Seattle
Wash
Yale Alum Association
Western
Washington
Child Tammy Kobialka in good condition at Jamieson Memorial
Tammy Kobialka six of 07 Rt Court Street is reported in good condition today by Jamieson Memorial Hospital. She was admitted Friday after an accident on XN Ray Street.
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Mystery surrounds Ann Arbor girl killings as trap fails
Police in Washtenaw County reveal a department store mannequin was placed in a wooded gully to lure the killer of EMU freshman Karen Sue Resnerman. A young man approached, fled, and escaped. Five agencies probe the eight murders in the Ann Arbor Ypsilanti area, tied to a recurring pattern.
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David Smothers
Ann Arbor
Mich
Washtenaw
Douglas J. Harvey
Eastern Michigan University
Sue
Huron River Drive
Harver
Michigan
Twin City University Area
University of Michigan At
Ypsilantien
EMU
Karen Sue
Former Seneca Leader Cornelius Vanderbilt Seneca Dies
Cornelius Vanderbilt Seneca, 72, former president of the Seneca Indian Nation, died at home after a heart attack on Saturday. He led the tribe twice as president in the 1940s and 1950s and served as treasurer three times. He opposed the Kinzua Dam project, which flooded two thirds of the reservation. the government paid $15 million for the land.
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Seneca Indian Nation
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Plane crash kills eight crewmen in Guam mission
PORTSMOUTH NH UPS reports eight airmen died when a Boeing B 52 Stratofortress crashed during takeoff on a South Vietnam mission. Names include Capt. Donald J. Maceio of Baltimore, Capt. Edward A. Miskowski of Rochester NY, First Lt. Gary Leach of Columbus OH, and Richard Piskula of Fullerton PA.
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Strategic Air Command
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South Vietnam
Donald J. Maceio
Baltimore
Edward A. Miskowski
Rorhester
N.Y
Gary Leach
Columbus
Ohio
Richard Piskula
Fullerton
Mechanics Strike Shuts Down 14 Western Airlines Flights
Los Angeles and across 14 Western states 2000 aircraft mechanics began a strike at midnight after Local 2707 union members rejected a July 18 tentative contract. Flights canceled as talks stalled following the walkout and the dispute remains unresolved. The action follows a recent spate of labor tensions in the airline sector.
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UPI - Western Airlines
Western States
Teamsters Union
Longest telegram sent to Apollo 11 crew shocks NASA scene
Space Center Houston reports receiving what is claimed as the longest telegram in history. Two hundred people in Kansas contributed the message addressed to Apollo 11 astronauts Neal A. Armstrong Edwin E. Aldrin and Michael Collins. NASA information officer David McLeaish quipped that Mike hoped it was not a singing telegram.
Songwriter Frank Loesser Dies at 49 in New York
Frank Loesser, creator of 1900 songs and hit Broadway shows like Guys and Dolls, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, died of lung cancer in New York at Mount Sinai Hospital. Cremation will occur today with ashes scattered at sea, no funeral service. A family spokesman said he did not believe in such rituals.
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Mount Sinai Hospital
Tires Stolen From Petrone Car In Bessemer
Four tires and rims valued at 260 dollars were taken from a car owned by David B. Petrone at 101 Fifth Street in Bessemer between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. yesterday, state police said. The vehicle was parked at the Petrone home.
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Fifth St
Bessemer
Petrone
Dog owners cited as county crackdown expands work
Shenango Township bears the burden of a county wide crackdown on unlicensed dogs and dogs at large. Paul J. Rowe, local dog law enforcement, says nine Township residents have been cited. The campaign started in North Beaver Township last month and went county wide on July 1. License sales exceed 12,000 since the start. Rowe plans patrols first in Breezewood Acres off Savannah Rd and then Gardner Center Rd, after yesterday's time there.
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Paul J. Rowe
North Beaver Township
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Breezewood Acres
Savannah Rd
Gardner Center Rad
Vandals Damage Temperature Recording Machine Near West Pittsburg
State Police reported vandals caused about $500 in damage to an asphalt temperature recording machine at West Penn hall Co south of West Pittsburg on River Rd. The device’s door was opened and pins bolts and paper graph pulled from the recorder, believed done by youths who climbed to the mixing platform.
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West Penn Hall Co
West Pittsburg
Kennedy begins probation in Chappaquiddick case
Senator Edward M. Kennedy starts probation after pleading guilty to leaving the scene of an auto accident that killed Mary Jo Kopechne on Chappaquiddick Island. He received a suspended two month jail term and one year probation with license suspension, reporting on request by letter, phone, or in person. Kennedy may resign his Senate seat but has given no decision yet amid mixed national reaction.
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Edwin Tyra
Edgartown
Dukes County District Court
Kennedy
Senate
Massachusetts
Mary Jo Kopechne
State approves new associate degree program
Pennsylvania will allow proprietary post secondary schools to issue two new associate degrees the associate in specialized business and the associate in specialized technology with a two year curriculum and a minimum 25 percent study in the area of specialization. The program takes effect Sept 1 and applies to licensed chartered or legislatively established institutions per Dr David H Kurtzman superintendent of public instruction. The state board of education recently approved the regulations.
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David H. Kurtzman
Superintendent of Public Instruction
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