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Page Two Tyrone Daily Herald, Saturday, November 5, 1983 Deaths Ethel E. Candy Ethel E. Candy, formerly of Tyrone and Enola and at the time of her death, Bethany Village, Mechanicsburg, died Friday, Nov. 4 at 9:15 a.m. at the Village following an extended illness.

March 3, 1890, at Curwensville, the daughter of Horace G. and Clara (VanValin) Elder. She was married Dec. 15, 1915 at Harrisburg to Russell C. Candy by the Rev.

Hartman. Her husband preceded her in death Dec. 15, 1976. She is survived by a son, Guyer E. Candy of Allentown, a daughter, Mrs.

Joseph W. (Louise) Matt of Philadelphia, nine and seven great grandchildren. She was preceded in death. by a daughter, Mrs. Jane Gross.

She was a member. of the Mt. Olivet Methodist Church of Shirmanstown, and while living in Tyrone she was a member of the Wesley United Methodist Church. Funeral service will be held Sunday, Nov. 6 at 1:30 p.m.

at the. Getz Searer Funeral Home, with the Rev. Paul D. Schroeder officiating. Interment will be at the convenience of the family, at Grandview Cemetery.

Friends will be received at the funeral home Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Contributions in her memory may be made to Bethany Village, Mechanicsburg, Pa. Vet Pension Checks Rise In December Veterans and their survivors who are receiving VA pension checks under the plan will receive a 3.5 percent cost of living increase effective Dec. 1, 1983.

According to Harold T. Bushey, director of the Pittsburgh VA Regional Office, VA pensions are paid to wartime veterans totally and permanently disabled from circumstances unrelated to their military service. They are paid also to survivors of wartime veterans who are in need. Unlike compensation paid to those disabled because of military service, pensions are affected by income from other sources. The first check to be received by beneficiaries reflecting the cost-of-living increase will be the check received on or about Jan.

1, 1984. Veterans and their survivors who are receiving benefits under the "improved" pension plan of 1979 will receive the increase. Pensions for veterans and survivors under the "old" plan remain fixed and payable at the rates in effect in 1978. But those rates are protected against termination that would otherwise result from cost-of-living increases in their income from Social Security. "Old" plan recipients may request transfer to the "improved" plan at any time and VA will carefully review each application to advise applicants to choose the plan which works best to their personal advantage.

Rates and details about the pension increase and the program in general are available from any VA regional office or from a representative of a veterans service organization. Toll-free telephone service to VA regional offices available nationwide. Just consult the "U.S. Government" listings in your local directory for the number in your area. GET ARRESTED If some people took things as they come, they most likely would get arrested for it.

Greyhound Profits sum it up in one word for you stinks." Union officials claim the bus system is not in bad financial shape and that its proposals actually amount to a 20-to 25percent reduction in wages and benefits. Teets said picketing Greyhound workers have not had a chance to review the company's proposal in detail and did not understand the firm's position. He said the pay cuts were necessary for Grehound to compete with airlines and other companies. we don't get parity, there won't be a bus system around three or four years from now for anyone to picket or argue about wages." he said. Greyhound officials said the company has taken more than 20,000 applications for the strikers' jobs but has not hired 100,000 Civilians The two sides traded artillery, tank and rocket fire.

The Beddawi camp in the last stronghold in Lebanon of Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization loyalists who were expelled from Beirut by Israel last year and from the central Bekaa Valley by Syria earlier this year. The fighting subsided late Friday, but sporadic, shelling continued night and into morning, with some stray rounds falling on Tripoli itself, Beirut Radio said. The latest fighting started at dawn Thursday, and Arafat loyalists said 20,000 shells slammed the into first their day positions of fighting. Arafat's pleas to Syrian Preisdent Hapez Assad for an end to the fighting went unheeded. Damascus Radio denied Syrian forces were involved and accused Arafat of trying to "blackmail" Syria.

Eyewitnesses described the scene in the refugee camps as one of carnage. They said 30 children were found dead in a basement shelter of a building that collapsed. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency, which looks after the interests of the refugees, suspended its operations the camps and. appealed to "governments other authorities who may exercise influence on the area" to help bring a a a a a halt to the fighting. Government Debts Carter, deputy assistant secretary of federal finance.

Hard choices, now being made, will have to be im-. plemented in Congress does not act in time. Without enough money to go around; the federal payroll checks, Social Security checks or both might have to be trimmed. "That's a question we've not had to face before," Carter said. "The specifics of that are being worked out now.

I can't tell you who would receive prior payments," Carter said. Senate may not ready for Indications are. that the another vote until the week after next, which ends with a planned congressional adjournment for the year. "I'm not waiting for a crisis," Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker told reporters Friday. "I'm waiting for 51 votes." That number is the majority needed to pass legislation to raise the debt ceiling.

any replacements in the hope that employees will change their minds in the next two weeks. "You wouldn't want to fly in an airplane with a pilot that wasn't a professional," said driver Charles Paty, on the picket line at Little Rock, Ark. "Anyone who rides one of our buses is riding an unsafe bus. These people are not professionals." Another driver hinted that the hiring of non-union drivers would not sit well with strikers. "Some drivers have had said Paul Felix, a Phoenix driver who was stranded in San Diego when his return route was canceled by Greyhound.

"They'll sit and watch a scab drive away in a bus and they'll start to burn inside." Tyrone Scores taking the tests from 1982 to 1983. However, classes of students have academic differences which divergencies in scores from year to year. A survey of the 1983 class of 204 graduating students shows that 40.3 percent are attending type of advanced schooling beyond high school. The number attending fouryear colleges and universities is 21.1 percent, reflecting no significant difference from 13 years ago. The 1970 percentage was 23.7.

The results of the 1983 California Achievement Test, given to grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and reflect a district mean grade at and above level for all grades tested. The district mean for students in grades 4 and 5 is almost a full grade level higher than the norm. The C.A.T. battery includes vocabulary, reading comprehension, total reading, spelling, language mechanics, language expression, total language, computation, concepts, applications and total math. Senate Is Bracing propriates $252.5 billion for Pentagon functions, including weapons systems, operations and management, research and other items.

Included 'is billion for production of 21 MX missiles; $5.6 million for procurement of 10 B-1 bombers, partially under multi-year contracts; $1.3 billion for 840 M-1 tanks, 120 more than the Pentagon asked for in 1984; and $407 million for 96 Pershing-2 missiles to be installed in West Germany starting in December. The Senate approved an amendment to set up a special $100,000 account to pay transportation expenses for surviving family members of U.S. servicemen killed in the line of duty. Its sponsor, Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, Ohio, said the amendment was prompted by the case of a widow of a servicemen killed in the Oct.

23 Beirut massacre, who contacted his Ohio office saying she did not have the money to attend her husband's memorial service in Camp Lejeune, N.C. Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, said existing law provides up to $3,000 to families for emergency expenses in such cases, but he accepted the amendment anyway. News From visitors and alumni will be held in the Gibbel Lobby, Kennedy Sports and Recreation Center, today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

PHILIPSBURG Geisinger Medical Management Danville, has taken over management of Philipsburg Hospital. The firm is under a year contract from the state Department of Public Welfare to manage the state-owned 132 bed facility. Geisinger's contract is for $394,775. HONEST ACCESSIBLE Vote For DONNA GORITY FOR BLAIR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ACCOUNTABLE KNOWLEDGEABLE Paid For By The Gority For County Commissioner Committee Crippled Red Sub marine today, and a Soviet salvage tug was. reported on its way to rescue the stricken Victor 111 Class sub.

It was not. whether repairs would be made at sea or it the sub would be towed to Cuba where the Pamir Class salvage tug, The Alden, is based. The sub was in no danger of capsizing. Chrysler, Union of parts shortages created by the strike, resulting in 21,000 autoworkers being idled. Company and United Auto Workers' representatives met face-to-face for 15 minutes Friday morning.

They broke off their talks and then exchanged written proposals throughout the day and into this morning. UAW Local 122 President Bob Weissman said the exchange of written proposals was a positive "Some headway is being made." said Warren Davis, director or of Region- II of the UAW. "We had some good discussions yesterday and we. see light at the end of the tunnel and I don't think it's a freight train coming toward us." The company has declined comment on negotiations. Even if a settlement is reached today, it will have to be approved by the 3,200 striking autoworkers.

"Plants will be down day for day for the number of days we are down," Weissman said. Analysts say the strike will eventually cost Chrysler $40 million a day in lost sales and $8 million to $10 million a day in lost profits. Company officials have declined comment on. the losses caused by the strike. Workers went on strike Tuesday over local issues such as safety practices, job assignment, scheduling and mandatory overtime.

Chrysler's Pilette truck assembly plant in Windsor, Ontario, and the Belvedere, plant shut down Tuesday. Its Newark. and Detroit Jefferson Avenue plants closed Wednesday. The company closed two plants in Fenton, Friday, but said they would reopen at least: temporarily Monday. Remaining open were the Windsor plant that makes the Plymouth Voyager frontwheel drive mini-van and the company's Warren, truck plant.

Area Domestic The Aid Association Lutherans is a non-profit in: surance company for members of the Lutheran Church and their family members. Branch 5062 of the Association is composed of a community of Lutheran Churches in the Altoona area. Members of Branch 5062 submitted the proposal for the Community Action Benevolence Program and recommended that the Domestic Abuse Project of Blair County be a recipient of these funds. The Domestic Abuse Project is sponsored by Family and Children's Service and provides emergency shelter service for abuse women and their children, counseling services for any adult who has been abused or who has abused a family member and for children who have witnessed domestic violence within their families. New Grenada delegation began a three-day fact-finding mission to Grenada that Rep, Tom Foley, said would not "come to any conclusion on policy" but would investigate U.S.

conduct of the invasion and occupation, President Reagan, who called the action a "rescue mission" to save hundreds of U.S. medical students on the island, said in a speech at Camp Lejeune, N.C., that "America seeks no new territory nor do we wish to dominate others." Reports on Barbados said Grenada's Governor General Sir Paul Scoon was prepared to name Alister Mclintyre, a Grenadian who is director general of the United Nations Commission on Trade and Development, as leader of a provisional government that would serve until elections are held. Old Man Winter Pacific Northwest Friday and storms hit from Missouri through Tennessee. A flood watch was posted over much of western Texas Friday and thunderstorms rumbled across the central Gulf Coast. More than 1 inch of rain pelted New Orleans and Meridian, Miss.

Billings, broke a record high temperature for the date, the month and for so late in the season with 77 degrees, toppling the old record of 71 set in 1949 and 1965. It was the 18th record for the date broken this year in Billings. The 71 degrees recorded at Casper, edged the previous record of 70 degrees for the date set in 1977. Senate's deficit-reduction proposal would be cuts, Baker contingent on replied: "Well, we're just spending talking decide what to call it about $73 billion we'll a later." One of the possibilities to being discussed, sources: is for according congressional billion in tax inand $45 billion in creases spending cuts over the next that three years a package would be added to a $28 billion deficit-reduction bill already in the Senate. The 1984 budget resolution Congress adopted- in deficit June called for $85 billion in reductions over three years $73 billion in tax increases and billion in spending cuts.

$12 Pilot Willing under Chapter 11 Sept. 24. A few days later, bankruptcy on the pilots and flight attendants went on strike. Mechanics had struck earlier. Continental attorneys told a the airline is strapped for bankruptcy court Wednesday cash, and asked the court to free $10 million in restricted cash being held as collateral for creditors.

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Reagan Salutes the Marines who died in a terrorist bombing in Beirut and in the military intervention in Grenada. Reagan told aides one of his "most difficult moments" came when he met with the families of some of the dead Marines, and Mrs. Reagan wept when she heard taps played in their honor. Speaking of the families at a speech later in Cherry Point, N.C., the nearby Marine base, Reagan said, think all Americans would cradle them in their arms if they could. We share their sorrow." "If this country is to remain a force for good in the world," he declared, "we will face times these.

Times of sadness and loss. "But in such times, we must draw together and console oursleves with the thought that our country stands tall among nations and is carrying a heavy responsibility." All nations must stand firm against "global terrorism." he said. "Freedom is being tested throughout the world," he declared. returned to the wReagan House from North Carolina and plunged into a series of private meetings before leaving for Camp David. But it appeared he also would take time, out for relaxation.

One aide carried cassettes of Hollywood movies aboard the helicopter that was bound for the presidential retreat. Israel Retaliates sentry who forced the truck to stop 5 feet short of the building with bursts of a machine gun. "I saw him as it drove by," Iluz said of the suicide driver. "He was so young, just a kid." Israeli occupation authorities immediately imposed a three-day. curfew on Tyre, a city of 60,000, mostly Shiite Moslems, and sealed off southern Lebanon from Israel to the south and Beirut to the north.

Army Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Moshe Levy, vowed security would tightened even if it should affect civilian life in the Israel occupied zone. Ammunition stored in the building went off for hours after the blast. "There are bodies all over the place," said Timor Goksel, a spokesman for the U.N.

peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon. The blast flattened the building used 'as a headquarters. The blackened skeleton of an adjacent building used as a kitchen was left standings. its roof drangling precariously at a 30- degree angle. Witnesses to the Tyre attack said concrete blocks designed to slow down incoming vehicles has been unloaded at the Israeli base but had not been erected along the entryway.

One survevor said most of the victims died in their sleep as has the case in the attacks in Beirut that killed 235 Marines and 58 French paratroopers. HARD BARGAINER If you want a reputation as a hard bargainer, harden your ability to do without. At the same time, the U.S. destroyer Peterson, based in Pascagoula, moved the hunterkiller submarine which surfaced 470 miles from Charleston, S.C., because of unknown mechanical problems to monitor its activity, Navy Lt. Cmdr.

Mark Neuhart said. A P-3, Orion reconnaissance plane on routine patrol first spotted the sub Wednesday, and cameras aboard other P. 3s have been snapping photos of the craft ever since, a Navy official said. The continuous surveillance of the boat "affords us the opportunity of documenting the operations activity of a frontline Soviet attack sub." the official said. "Never before have we been provided with such access to one of their operating attack subs for such a long time, and we want to take every advantage of this Photographs of every angle of the sub will provide clues about Soviet hull design; the ability of the hull to withstand pressures at various depths and other "intelligence aspects" of the vessel that Navy officials declined to specify.

The Navy said the sub's mission below the surface is to pinpoint the whereabouts of U.S. submarines armed with intercontinental-range nuclear missiles. On the surface, the 341-foot sub has been unable to keep an even keel because of its hull, and U.S. ofrounded, they assumed the rolling waves would create monumental stomach problems for the 90-odd sailors inside. There are 38 Victor I1 and 111 Class submarines.

The Victor I first went to sea in 1967, and the Victor III joined the fleet in 1978. It can reach speeds of 30 knots below the surface and carries six torpedges -tipped SSN-15 anti-submarine rockets with a range of 35 miles. U.S. attack subs carry similar weapons. Baker Says But Baker said a bipartisan group of Senate leaders will continue to try to fashion a package of spending cuts and increases to slash the deficit.

"We're still working with about $73 billion in taxes," Baker said. "It is consistent with his $70 billion contingency tax proposal." Asked if tax increases in the and here is the day," sald Mrs. Kennedy, whose husband, Andrew. beamed. during the reunion.

"I learned to live with It," Kennedy said. "We have a lot of catching up, to do. We've lost a lot of time." Cherie was in good authorities said. Authorities said the child was recovered during a routine auto theft arrest at an El PasoJuarez, Mexico, border crossing Tuesday, police, did not know the identity of the child until Friday. Police said Mrs.

Gomez. who claimed to be former nurse, admitted she posed as a nurse last May and "borrowed" the child from her mother in a corridor of John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth. In Juarez. Juan Gomez told United Press International he was unaware the blond-haired child' he and his wife called "Monica" had been kidnapped. WARING MONUMENTS A Member Of The Barree Guild Purchase a Lasting Remembrance For Someone You Loved All sizes, shapes, land colors available Cemetery Lettering Contact Owner Jeffrey L.

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