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Somerset Daily American

Location

Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1972

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Somerset Officials Decry Agnes Flood Funding Shortfall

Somerset Borough Manager John Kane says Tropical Storm Agnes diverted attention from other serious flood problems in 1971. He cites Route 31 bridge, Gilmour Manufacturing, Agway Plant, and Coxes Creek as damaged areas neglected by General Assembly budget cuts. Kane seeks renewed funds though Senate support is cautious and expects continued lobbying.

Patricia Stewart Agnes General Assembly Somerset John Kane Environmental Resources Department Maurice Goddard Informa Kane Route 31 South Center B&o Gilmour Manufacturing Agway East Main East Patriot Cess Assembly Parson’s Run Coxes Creek State Assembly Wilkes-Barre

Island Creek Officials Bend In Zoning Hassle

Island Creek officials move to resolve zoning objections over the Jerome Interchange area as talks aim to permit a deep coal mine by Island Creek Coal Co. Progress appears possible as behind the scenes efforts continue to clear regulatory hurdles.

Island Creek Jerome New 219 Island Creek Coal Co

Somerset County Fair Junior Livestock Sale Tops Champions

An 11 year old Confluence Road 3 boy sold a grand champion baby beef for 1 045 pounds at 1.57 a pound totaling 1640 65 while Phillip Dupre bought both grand champion swine and market lamb. Top hog was a 190 pound red Duroc at 1 52 a pound totaling 286 90. A 95 pound lamb brought 175 75 and reserve champion beef went to Wade Armstrong for 1 per pound on a 980 pound Angus. The sheep and hogs contributed to a 5 720 pounds total 42 265 58 in baby beeves and 825 65 for lambs as fair crowds neared 25 000 over the run.

Confluence RD Somerset County Fair Matt Luce Berkey Locker Plant Somerset Mark Sechler Mary Ellen Minerd Larry Kincaid Phillip Dupre Seven Springs Resort Brian Custer Somerset RD Betty Loy Luce Rockwood RD Harry Finigan Fair Association Somerset County

Allies Retake Que Son District Stronghold in Vietnam

South Vietnamese forces recaptured the Que San district town, a strongpoint in the Que Son valley, as part of a broader operation. In the south, enemy forces disrupted Saigon's vital rice route to the Mekong Delta, with tank-supported infantry stalled two miles from a fortified hill. Dated reporting notes a 10,000-man Que Son counteroffensive moving slowly amid heavy air and artillery strikes.

Saigon Que San Mekong

No Amnesty Stir At VFW as Agnew Addresses Minneapolis Crowd

Vice President Spiro Agnew told cheering Veterans of Foreign Wars members in Minneapolis there is no precedent for a general draft dodger amnesty and that a pardon would tear the country apart. He contrasted Nixon’s stance with Senator McGovern's proposal and cited Roosevelt’s 1933 WWI draft amnesty as after-the-fact.

Minneapolis Minn Spiro T. Agnew Veterans of Foreign Wars George McGovern Agnew Nixon Miami Beach Senator McGovern

Cash for Trash Drive Opens at Somerset Recycling Center

The Somerset Recycling Center will run today from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at West Main Street and Edgewood Avenue. A center spokesman urged residents to flatten cans remove Pepsi labels and separate tiles by color with metal caps and paper labels removed.

Somerset Reeyeling Center West Main Street Edgewood Avenue

McGovern Adds Women to Campaign Staff in Meavern Move

Senator George McGovern appointed five women to his top campaign team and charged President Nixon with mocking women's rights. He criticized Nixon’s abortion and drug policy stances as diversions from unemployment and the Vietnam War while promising tax and welfare changes next week. Anne Wexler Wil lead voter registration efforts as a key task, and Frances Sis Farenthold was named co chair of the National Citizens Committee for McGovern Shriver.

Nixon McGovern Anne Wexler Texas Frances ‘Sissy” Farenthold National Citizens Committee McGovern-Shriver

Water bond and zoning clash in Conemaugh Township

Island Creek Coal Co. agrees to a $100000 bond for water safeguards while extending property options. Township will leave night trucking regulation to officials and a court for disputes may be established. The six month dispute began with a March 24 meeting over Route 219 heavy industrial zoning.

Fred Bionaz Island Creek Coal Co Bionaz William Kimmel Court of Competent Jurisdiction Conemaugh Township Albert “Bud’’ Hay

Meyersdale Strip Mine Clash Over Water Threat

Meyersdale officials warned that nearby strip mining blasting could threaten the borough water supply. Don Fetterolf of Fetteroff Coal Co and state environmental leaders discussed on site study plans amid doubts from local officials about safety and proximity to the water source. The mine lies near the Sand Spring reservoir outside Meyersdale.

Meyersdale Howard Hall American County Harrisburg Don Fetterolf Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources Fetterolf Walter Koehler Department Sand Spring Fetteroff Coal Co Boswell Fetteroff Harry F. Habel

80 Autos Pile Up in Night of Dense Dutch Fog

Rescue workers counted 13 dead and about 40 injured after a chain reaction crash of 80 vehicles on the Rotterdam Antwerp highway. Dense fog halted visibility as a tanker exploded rearward, igniting a mass of wreckage along nearly a mile. Survivors described a burning scene with several victims recovered in a canal.

Breda

Weather in Western Pennsylvania Hazy and warm into weekend

Western Pennsylvania sees hazy sunny intervals with high Sunday in the upper 70s to mid 80s. A 50 percent chance of showers or thundershowers Saturday and Saturday night. Lows Saturday night mainly in the 60s. Winds southwest 5 to 10 mph.

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