Israel Rejects U S Condemnation Over West Bank Settlements
Israel's cabinet called the U S condemnation unjustified and said settlement in the West Bank is not illegal. The Begin government had announced three new settlements and disputed Jordanian legal rights to the territory, while critics warned of creeping annexation.
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Israel
U.S
West Bank
Jordan River
Menahem Begin
Begin Goverment
Jordan
Carter
State Department
Government of
United States
Begin
Likud
Labor
Begn
Shmuel Katz
Time Magazine
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Gaza Strip
Palestine
Legislature Leaves Budget Timebomb in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania lawmakers passed a state budget after a 51 day delay leaving a Sept. 26 return date and threatens college funding with potential tax increases. The plan relies on allocating 300 million for state colleges while lawmakers split on taxes and spending cuts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Penn State
Temple
University of Pittsburgh
Anthony Scirica
R Montgomery
Joseph Zeller
D-Lehigh
Fred Taylor
D-Fayette
John Milliron
D-Blair
Milliron
Lawrence County
Ralph Pratt
Shapp
Jim Manderino
Pratt
Montgomery County
Pilot Unlucky Second Time Woman Dies In Twin Crash
In Pittsburgh a Beechcraft crash on a golf course killed Olga Heckel 49 of Irwin. The pilot, later identified as Brad Heckel, and instructor Glenn Shaw were hospitalized after engine trouble sparked two crashes on adjacent fairways within days.
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Olga Heckel
Irwin
Westmoreland County
Schenley Park
Glenn Shaw
Brentwood
Pittsburgh
Federal Aviation Administration
Allegheny County
Brad Heckel
Federal Aviation Assistance Administration
FAA
Shaw
Young Heckel
Weather Outlook for Laurel Mountain Area
Occasional thunderstorms through Monday afternoon. Highs Monday in the mid to upper 70s. Partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Tuesday highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Winds shift to west Monday afternoon. Rain chances 50 percent Monday and 20 percent Monday night.
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Laurel Mountain
State Treasury Starts Grinding Out Checks
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Treasury processed welfare and state worker checks after a budget impasse ended. Gov Shapp signed the budget early and 117,388 paychecks were released. $61.4 million in back pay for employers due. 379,959 welfare checks totaling $45 million mailed or to be mailed by Wednesday. 28.7 million owed to contractors.
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Harrisburg
Treasury Department
Shapp
Gerald McEntee
American Federation of State
Meyersdale Woman Dies In Car Accident
A Meyersdale area woman was fatally injured in a two sister family crash on SR 99031 three miles north of Garrett. Ruth Brecht, 17, died at Meyersdale Community Hospital. her sisters Sarah 23 and Julie 25 survived with injuries.
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Meyersdale Area
Garrett Cutoff Road
Garrett
Brothersvalley Township
Ruth Fllen Brecht
Meyersdale RD
Meyersdale Community Hospital
Wilbur D. Miller
Somerset County
Miller
Miss Brecht
Sarah L. Brecht
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Friedens RD 2
Wayne Kieh
Shanksville-Stonycreek High School
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Fairway
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Rizzo
Heckel
Kamp
Run Landers
Ee Ee Ee Eee Daily Record
Ine
Investors’ Guide
Mother Earth
Sylvia Porter
State Treasury
McEntee
Frank Beal
Beal
Bas Og RR
Meyersdale
Pine St
Julie M. Bittner
Meyers Ave
Brecht
Joyce
Sarah Brocht
Bittner
Miss Brocht
Thomas M. and
Margaret (Schrock) Brocht
Meyersdale Area High School
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