Cyclist Hurt In Hit And Run On Pa 18 At 11 PM
A 17 year old cyclist, Dale Zeh of Wampum RD 2, suffered right thumb pain and leg scrapes when his cycle was struck by a hit and run car on Pa 18 near Wilson Dr. He was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and released. The report was not available. Other accidents included Peggy Bowser striking Pat Morris on Pa 19 near Harlansburg with $1,000 damage and Bruce Davidson rear ending a station wagon stopped for a school bus on Pa 65 near Ellwood City with $750 damage.
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Dale Zeh
Wampum RD 2
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Zeh
Wilson Dr
Peggy Bowser
Fourth Ave
Altoona
Pat Morris
Portersville RD
Morris
Pa. 19
Harlansburg
Bowser
Bruce Davidson
Martin Ave
Ellwood City
William Schlemmer
Hill Ave
Crackdown on border searches causes long delays at San Diego
The U.S. crackdown on drug smuggling via car by car and person by person searches slowed traffic across the border with delays up to six hours. U.S. Customs searched 418,161 people at 31 stations without finding a marijuana smuggler, while authorities say the effort aims to disrupt contraband and reduce drug supply along the 2500 mile frontier. In Douglas, Arizona, Jack L. Young, 27, of Billings, Montana, was arrested after 105 pounds of marijuana was found hidden in a van roof.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
U.s.-Mexico
Mexico
Treasury Department
U.S
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Arizona
Carle
Douglas
Jack L. Young
Billings
Mont
Hatfield to speak at Pennsylvania Sunday School convention
Senator Mark Hatfield of Oregon will headline the Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association convention in Carlisle from October 23 to 25, with a session on October 24. The Lawrence County Sunday School Association board met to plan a youth bus trip, regional planning meeting, and a School of Christian Living schedule, noting over 5,000 teenagers attended youth tallies last summer.
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Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association
Carlisle
Hatfield
Lawrence County Sunday School Association
Highland UP Church
James H. Munson
Gaylord Kaufman
Arthur Durlesser
Kaufman
New Castle
Munson
The
Sunday School Association
Penmrore
Grove City
School of Christian Living
Ferdinand Book
Fire probe to continue in Neghannock Township
Neghannock Township fire chief Gene King said the investigation into a Sunday blaze at the Moreland home will resume after Mrs. Virgil P. Moreland returns from Cleveland Clinic. The $100,000 residence suffered extensive damage with the cause still undetermined. Separately, First Presbyterian Church Jefferson and Falls will host an open house for its new recreation center Thursday with mayor and locals attending. The center, aimed at retired citizens, will open to the public Friday on a membership basis at $2 per year.
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Neghannock Township
Virgil P. Moreland
Banberry Lane
Moreland
First Presbyterian Church
Jefferson and
Falls St
Carl A. Clalella Jr
A. B. Foster
Raymond Webb
Ladies Aid
Twentieth Century
Workshop set at Mission in City Rescue Mission
The Lawrence County CEF will hold an all day workshop at the City Rescue Mission on Friday. Mrs. David A. Smith of Grand Rapids will speak. she has 25 years with CEF and her husband is its literature director. The one day institute offers two sessions from 10 to 12 and 1 to 2 30. Attendees bring a sack lunch. tea and coffee provided. The workshop is free and open to the public.
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Lawrence County Child Evangelism Fellowship
City Rescue Mission
David A. Smith
Grand Rapids
Mich
Slippery Rock Student Government Forgets Petition Win
SLIPPERY ROCK The Student Government led by Daniel Laporte announced differences with Peoples United Telephone Co of Butler are resolved. The group had requested a PUC investigation into policies performance and profit to boost campus service. Peoples United agreed to add 31 telephones to dorms and withdraw the Aug 4 petition.
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Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock State College
Peoples-United Telephone Co
Butler
Daniel Laporte
Public Utilities Commission
Peoples United
Laporte
Alitalia Cuts Rome to New York Fare Sparks Bid
Alitalia slashed its roundtrip Rome New York fare from 409 to 299, hoping rivals Pan American and Trans World Airlines will match. UPI reports rival Atlantic carriers including two American airlines may follow, expanding bargaining under IATAs rules. Air France supported fare cuts while others waited for an IATA meeting in October. Marcel Maintetti, Alitalia official, predicted quick parity.
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UPI
Alitalia
Atlantic
American
United States
Europe
New York
International Air Transport Association
Air France
IATA
Marcel Maintetti
Alitali
Ialian
Pan American Airways
Trans World Airlines
Chicago police deputized for DNC convention trial security
Federal authorities plan to deputize Chicago police as marshals for security during the Wednesday trial of eight people charged with conspiring to incite riots at the 1988 Democratic National Convention. U.S. Marshal John Meiszner said some officers would be deputized and federal marshals brought in, with details on numbers and access to the Federal Building still unclear.
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Chicago
UPI
U.S
John Meiszner
Meiszner
Thomas A. Foran
Marlin Johnson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
James B. Conlisk Jr
William Campbell
U.S. District Court
Meitzner
Nixon backs Haynsworth amid GOP criticism
President Nixon continues to back U S Circuit Judge Clement Haynsworth for the Supreme Court amid Republican and Southern Democrat concerns over alleged conflicts of interest. Haynsworth testified before Congress after criticism over stock holdings linked to Brunswick Corp and a textile case, with the White House and Justice Department defending the nominee.
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Roy McGhee
Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Supreme Court
U.S
Clement Furman Haynsworth Jr
Greenville
S.C
Abe Fortas
Louis Wolfson
Haynsworth
Capitol Hill
Ing Haynsworth
Brunswick
Sen
Marlow
W. Cook
Rky
Brunswick Corp
Harrison Winter
Senate race tight as Scott and Baker vie for leadership
Sen Hugh Scott and Sen Howard Baker Jr vie for Senate Republican leader with Scott claiming clear support and Baker noting undecided votes. Kansas’ Pearson weighing a bid for assistant leader, while a Carbon Limestone engine sale to an Hawaiian buyer signals local industry activity in Hillsville.
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Steven Gerstel Washington
UPI
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Senate
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Scott
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Baker
Dirksen
Washington Evening Star
the Star
Nixon
Pearson
Kansan
Nixon approves American SST program for transoceanic service
President Nixon authorized development of an American supersonic transport to carry up to 300 passengers at 1800 mph with two test aircraft by Boeing. Initial flights not before 1972 end. delivery around 1978. total cost about 4.5 billion with federal share near 1 billion. SST banned from overland U.S. routes until sonic boom issues are solved.
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Robert F. Buckhorn
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Boeing Co
Seattle
United States
Air Trans- Nixon
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Mexico mourns death of former president Lopez Mateos
Mexico City mourns former president Adolfo Lopez Mateos, who died at 59 after a long illness. Thousands packed the streets for the funeral cortege, with President Diaz Ordaz and top officials in attendance. Burial set for today in Jardin Cemetery.
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Mexico City
UPI
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Labor Department
Senate
Jardin
Lopez Mateoz
Mexico
Diaz Ordaz
Latin America
United States
Lopez Mateos
United Nations
Organization of American States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
John F. Kennedy
Shafer Approves $5,643 Grant to Lawrence County Council
Gov Raymond P Shafer approved a $5,643 grant to the Lawrence County Industrial Development Council for promotional activities. The total of grants to similar groups reaches $125,144 with the 35,643 split between New Castle Development Corp and Ellwood City Industrial Corp based on last year’s expenditures.
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Harrisburg
Raymond P. Shafer
Lawrence County Industrial Development Council
New Castle Development Corp
Ellwood City Industrial Corp
Penn State Professors Find Hemingway Manuscripts in Bank Vault
Two Penn State English professors, Philip Young and Charles W. Mann, uncover unpublished Hemingway works in a New York bank vault. The find includes two Nick Adams pieces and a new, unfinished novel, with a bibliography to follow.
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University Park
Penn State University
Ernest Hemingway
Nick Adams
Philip Young
Hemingway
Penn State
Charles W. Mann
Penn State Lbrary
New York
Penin State University Press
Florida
Firt National City Bank of
Young
Charles Scribner Sons
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