Carter heads to Europe for four nation trip
President Carter departed for a European summit with allied leaders cautioning against reckless confrontation with the Soviet Union while urging unity against aggression such as Afghanistan. He stressed that industrial democracies are tested and must stand firm in Venice and Rome engagements.
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Carter heads to Rome on first foreign trip since last summer
President Carter discusses solidarity with Yugoslavia Spain and Portugal during a trip aimed at countering Soviet aggression. He plans dozen meetings with Western and Japanese leaders and consultations with Pope John Paul II at the Venice Economic Summit.
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Police force changes urged in Wampum study
A state consultant's review of the Wampum Borough Police Department urges crime prevention, improved training and stronger community youth outreach as top priorities. The report criticizes leadership training, patrols, and recordkeeping, noting many proposals are impractical, with details on history, administration, operations and facilities.
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Francis J. Pilewski
State Department of Community Affairs
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Triglyceride Theory of Heart Disease Rejected by Study
Boston researchers report cholesterol remains key in heart disease while high triglyceride levels do not directly raise risk. Dr. Hully reviews 33 studies, arguing no clear link. Framingham's Castelli warns triglycerides correlate with risk factors and advise caution in treating healthy individuals.
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Amnesiac reunites with family after eight years
Evelyn Wilson known as Dirty Sally in New Orleans wandered for years amnesiac and estranged from husband Frank and children Craig and Polly. A priest urged treatment. two and a half years in a Louisiana nursing home restored memory with the first flash of her Social Security number leading to a miracle reunion with Frank and the children.
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Pressure grows for president to push recession easing tax cut
United Press International reports mounting pressure on President Carter to propose a tax cut to ease the recession. Treasury Secretary Miller says Carter will not propose 1980 tax cuts and has not decided on post 1980 proposals. Even as Republicans and independents back relief, lawmakers weigh a $30 billion tax cut amid weak GDP and rising unemployment forecasts.
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Union okays budget cuts in 1980 81 plan
Union Area school board trimmed 75 804 from projected expenditures before sending the 1980 81 budget to Harrisburg. The 2 541 062 total includes a 10 mill tax hike to 100 mills, the highest in the county, and a 1 6 percent increase over last year. Savings mainly from supply cuts, with tighter materials in metal shop and home economics. Board hopes Scotland Avenue school closure will help reduce deficits and fund a 10 year loan plan to pay off about 265 000 in standing debt.
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Transit Authority defends actions amid mayor's resignation demand
New Castle Area Transit Authority board defends its management after Mayor Angelo J. Sands urged four of five members to resign following an unauthorized meeting that approved a five year no cut contract for manager John Frasso. The board admits the unadvertised meeting was a mistake but argues it runs the authority well and cooperates with the city.
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Weather digest Western Pennsylvania and park statistics
Mostly cloudy tonight with a chance of thundershowers and a low in the low to mid 50s. Friday will be mostly sunny with a high of 70 to 75. Tonight 50 percent shower chance, near zero Friday. Weather stats show 24 hours ending June 18 with a high of 80 and low of 46 and no precipitation. Shenango River stage 5.84 feet. Moraine State Park at 11:30 a.m. reported 70 degrees, southeast wind five mph, no rain, attendance 6,482 on Wednesday.
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Deaths in Community for June 19 1980
Obituaries list for six residents aged 61 to 86. Florence I Mitcheltree of 1415 Randolph St Hazel M Hunter 81 Skyview Towers Wade H Mitchell 78 Slippery Rock Rd Mrs Francis J Dorey 61 Reynoldsburg Ohio Robert E Turner 60 234 Emerson Ave Farrell Frances J Troupe 77 Hayesville Ohio.
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