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Penelec Workers Approve Contract BROOKVILLE, PA. (UPI) workers for Pennsyivania Electric Co. have over: whelmingly approved a three. year contract calling for percent wage increase. The offer by the Johnstownbased company came under 4 wage-and-vacation reopener clause in the third year of the employees' old contract.

The estimated 2,100 workers, members of System Council U12 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, had threatened to strike over the issue. Deadline for a settlement was Tuesday. The vote, announced Tuesday night, was 1,319 to 562 in favor of the 1 new agreement. MODERN LIFE Modern life would be a whole lot simpler if everyone were willing to be themselves. BAY WINDOW The only battle that can be.

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Michael D. Kehler of Hollidavsburg, is a typical American soldierwith two exceptions. He sometimes wears a "Sovietstyle" uniform and helps maintain a "Warsaw Pact" vehicle where he works. As a member of the recently developed, trained and equipped "Opposing Force" (OPFOR) at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Kehler helps train other American soldiers in the tactics and equipment of the Soviet Union. To do this, he must think, train and act like his Russian counterpart.

American equipment such as the M-551 Sheridan a armor airborne reconnaissance vehicles, which are no longer utilized by U.S. armor units, have been modified to visually resemble several Soviet armor vehicles. With the addition of a piece here and a part. there, from a distance they appear as realistic replicas of the Soviet T-72 tank, M-1974 122mm Howitzer, BMP armor personnel carrier and ZSU23-4 anti-aircraft gun. Kehler, 18, son of Mr.

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"We're on call 24 hours a day some days 1 get up when it's dark and I don't get back until it's dark The OPFOR fields two full battalions, organized rifle regiments similar to those of the Soviets. The OPFOR goes up against units that come here from all over the country to undergo two weeks of highintensity training which unique as the OPFOR itself. No other place in the nation can provide the realism, scope or intensity of Fort some 577,000 acres of desert and mountains, comparable in size to the state of Rhode Island. like serving with the OPFOR," noted Kehler. "I'm able to work at my own pace and move around freely, except when we come in from the field; then we have to clean up the equipment and everyone is tired." The combat battalions of the U.S.

Army will soon spend about five percent of their annual training time at Fort Irwin. In the barren Mojave Desert, they will meet their most difficult adversaries the weather, terrain and the OPFOR and put the other 95 percent of the training they learn at their home post to the highest test short of combat itself. Celebrities and historical figures who were born on this date include Czar Peter the Great of Russia, in 1672, Mel Blanc, the voice of many cartoon characters, in 1908, and bandleader Benny Goodman, in 1909. Kopp Drug SAVE ON COLOR FILM DEVELOPING $100 off coupons Have your holiday photos developed from now thru June 11th and receive a $1.00 off coupon with each roll completed. (110, 126, 125 and DISC color print films C-41.

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of Science annual meeting. Evidence suggests "other intelligent life probably inhabits our galaxy and any such civilizations we might contact are likely to be more advanced than Horowitz said. Scientists are conducting an ongoing to establish contact and with extraterrestrial civilizations if they exist by radio transmissions. The real signals indicating another life form would come and go, be able to be tracked and be unnatural "a signal directed for the express purpose of. communication in a mode that makes it easily detected by a civilization such as like ourselves," Horowitz said.

"It's very easy to be fooled." Face-to-face communication also is possible, but the cost of sending Earth travelers through space is so great it seems unlikely, now or ever. "We could communicate today across the galaxy if we wanted to" by radio at no more than $1 per word, he said. "We don't know if they're green and slimy and how many heads they have," he "They don't have Bach. They don't have Picasso. They may be looking for art, music.

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Proponents of the measure said laws against theft by deception, fraud and criminal mischief may not cover all of the offenses that. may be committed with or on computers. If enacted, the bill would create two levels of computerrelated crime, one punishable by up to seven years in jail and a $15,000 fine and the other by up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine. A thought for the day: American poet Walt Whitman' said, "A great city is that which has the greatest men 'and women." were no bolts of lightning." Steel Import Levels Rising PITTSBURGH (UPI) Imported steel shipments jumped in April to the highest level in five months due to a sharp rise in Third World imports, the American Iron and Steel Institute says. But U.S.

steel production continued to climb in April, with output exceeding the yearago level for the first time in 1983, the Washington-based trade association said Tuesday. Foreign steelmakers imported million on tons to the United States in April; capturing 18.3 percent of the domestic market, the group said. The previous high was 1.258 million tons last November, which accounted for 24 percent of the U.S. market, the group said. The April increase came as Korea, Taiwan, South Africa, Brazil and several other nations boosted imports to 466,000 tons from 372,000 tons in March and 215,000 tons last April, the AISI said.

The steel industry has long pressed the Union Workers Close Club PITTSBURGH (UPI) Members of Local 57, Hotel Club Motel Restaurant Bartenders union, went on strike today against the Pittsburgh Press Club, forcing officials to close the club. General Manager Jack Weisgerber said the club would remain closed indefinitely. The union's 30-month contract expired at midnight Tuesday. Members of Local 57 had voted 45-0 to strike earlier in the The union represents waiters, waitresses, dishwashers, busboys, cooks, pantry help, receivers and bartenders. Joe Talamo, a member of the union's negotiating team, said the union was willing to resume contract talks at any time.

Talks broke off Monday after six weeks of negotiations. Supreme Court Rejects Appeal From Killer WASHINGTON (UPI) The Supreme Court Tuesday rejected a death penalty appeal from Keith Zettlemoyer, sentenced to die in Pennsylvania's electric chair for the October 1980 murder of Charles Vetsco. DeVetsco was to testify against Zettlemoyer as a witness in a felony theft and burglary trial. DeVetsco's body was found in a Harrisburg trash dump. government for import curbs against such countries, complaining they are governmentsubsidized and low labor costs.

Imports from the European Economic Community rose to 253,000 tons in April from 233,000 in March. But shipments from Japan fell to 256,000 tons from 280,000 tons, while Canadian imports slid to 207,000 tons from 228,000 tons. In March, total shipments of imported steel came to 1.113 million tons, claiming 15.9 percent of the domestic market. Last April, 1.029 million tons of foreign steel the lowest tonnage in 'all of 1982 took a 16.2 percent share. Imports captured 22.3 percent of the depressed U.S.

steel market in 1982, an alltime annual record. Domestic steel production in April totaled 7.292 million tons, as mills ran at 58.9 percent of their maximum rate, the trade group said. It was the first time this year monthly, production stood above same month a year ago. Last April, steelmakers ran at. 55.2 percent capability to produce 7.006 million tons of steel.

Last year at this time, major producers were. beginning to slide into their worst slump since the Depression. Industry losses in 1982 totaled a record $3.3 billion, as output and shipments fell to 50-year lows. Steelmakers appear to have started a sluggish recovery, though they are expected i to break even or turn only marginal profits in 1983. Last week's steel production totaled 1.627 million tons a 4 percent drop from the previous week but an 18 percent gain from the same week in 1982.

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