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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTEi FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1966- TRUDy Henry Replaces Ousted Chief Bookie Book Ten Hurt Councilman Elected Mayor in Greenville mcIoI tt Pott-Own. LiiiNXPmoJWMJillaW.TIllJrnimiiir Son Injured. Parents Sue An East End couple filed a $5,000 damage suit in Common Pleas Court yesterday for injuries their 20-year-old son allegedly received during a brawl at a teenage dance last Feb. 19. Mr.

and Mrs. Louts NesrJco, of 322 Raymond Swiss helm Park, charged negll-gence on the part of the East Pittsburgh Boosters' Club and also named Regis 3. Regan, Jack Keane and Richard Connors, promoters of the dance, In the complaint. The Nestlcos charged that their son, Louis was in-jured when a flstflght turned into a brawl at the club at GREENVILLE, Aug. 11 Councilman James Henry Is the acting mayor of this Mercer County community of 8,900 because the man who should be the acting; mayor, Council President George Wasser, Is "I Bit out here every mm iw "mil 1 1 1 1 ilTTsfTTli a Seek U.S.

Aid On Subsiding Special tt PMt-Ooittt. CANONSBURG, Aug. 11 The Antt Subsidence League of Pennsylvania announced plana today to aeek federal funds for areas damaged by coal mine subsidence. Washington County residents whose property has been damaged by subsidence were urged to write details to the league at 134 Lenora Way here. The information will be presented at the Governor's Conference on Natural Beauty, to be held In Hershey, Sept.

12 to 13. The following information is requested of subsidence victims: Cost of damage to residence and outbuildings; extent of loss of water supplies; pollution of water supplies; earth cracks or cave-ins that threaten health or safety; damage to adjoining streets, roads or highways, giving route numbers and location; other damage; name, address and phone number of Holds Woman A 49-year-old Carrlck woman who, police said, was a bookie's bookkeeper waived a hearing yesterday in Downtown Court and posted $2,000 bond for a hearing before the grand Jury on charges of operating a lottery. Mrs. Cecelia Schlachter, of 2929 Goettel did not appear before Magistrate John John J. Floruccl but was represented by an attorney.

Detectives Ram Ocihltantl and William Weckman testified they kept Mrs. Schlach-ter's home under surveillance for a week before moving In to arrest her last Friday. During that time, they said, they observed the comings and goings of known gamblers. After arresting Mrs. Schlachter, they said, they seized 20 master sheets used by numbers writers with notations representing about $7,000 worth of play.

What's the RIGIIT word? Roe Words A Wisdom by Win. Morris on the maga zine page. seen a flying saucerand it I did I woman and he's probably enjoying me pleasures of hunting and fishing too much to return to his Job" as mayor and private funeral director business. Mrs. Osborne went on to say she didn't know when her husband would be back and admitted she had her hands full keeping house for five of the eight Osborne youngsters still at home and running the 78-year-old family funeral business.

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Five of the injured, In one were returning to Cleve land from a funeral in Glen Campbell, Indiana County. Wllklnsburg Couple Hurt i They were Mrs. Mary Trzcin ski, 41, Mrs. Helen Gealsha, 47, and her son, Danny, 12; and two nuns, Sister Hubert and Sister rurissima, all of 6916 Kazimer Cleveland, and all released later from Colum bia Hospital. Admitted to Columbia with face cuts was Mrs.

Margaret Slnsel, 2535 Park Hill Drive, Wilklnsburg. Her husband, Gunter, was treated for a chin cut and released. "i Monrorvllle police said the Cleveland car and Gunter's car were In a four-car col. lislon near Holiday Park in Monroeville. The other drivers were John Berdiok, 1J21 Gilmore Drive, Clalrton and Joe Rich, BuHtown Road, Murrysville, They were not i reported hurt.

William Baker, 30, of Moundsville, V. was Injured at 1:40 p. m. when his tractor-trailer jacknifed at Banksville Road and Parkway West, crashing into a car and five guard posts. Baker was released from South Side Hospital after treatment for back and leg Injuries.

Tieup State Police in Carnegie said Graham Wilson, 42, of 244 Byron Road, Green Tree, was driving the automobile into which Baker's unloaded truck skidded. Police estimated $2,300 damage to Baker's rig and $700 to Wilson's car. Traffic was tied up about an hour. Mrs. Nancy Parizek, 33, of 21 W.

Second Latrobe, was detained for X-rays at Presbyterian-University Hospital after she was thrown from her auto when it struck a Parkway East embankment at 2:45 p. m. A niece, Linda Parizek, 12, a passenger, was treated for a leg bruise. 20 Hikers Lost, 6 Safe (Continued from Page 1) Phoenix that a paramedic team would be flown to the area tomorrow if necessary. "It's hot over 100 degrees and there's no air In those canyons," Adams said.

"It's steep and rocky, and only Indians can really get around." Truck Driver Killed in Crash BEAVER FALLS, Aug. 11 (AP) A Beaver County man was killed last night in a fiery crash of two trucks. Allen McCracken, 35, of Brighton operating a pickup truck, swerved into the wrong lane of Route 51 In nearby Fallston and collided with a tractor trailer rig, police said. He was killed instantly. Both trucks caught fire, but Apley Driver, 30, of Canton, Uhio, operator of the tractor trailer, escaped injury.

I i nignt, uut I've never hate to be ridiculed!" Read Jimmy Jordan'! popular "Flshlnf Well column today In Post-Gazette sports. )ti I HOW? Join new half-hour is so It makes Why travel It all? You yet so far you THESE Picnic Plavsround. DIRECTIONS: DIRECTIONS: Youngstown Indian on vacation. And Council President Was. ser is acting mayor because the council voted Tuesday to vacate the post of mayor because Mayor Andrew H.

Osborne, Is on an extended" vacation. Borough Manager Chester Kendzior said tonight that when all the vacation problems gel straightened out, the council of seven Republicans will probably appoint a full-time mayor to fill the three years left on Osborne's term. Osborne left June 20 on an "extended" vacation and In a letter to his wife last week reported he was leaving Mon tana and on his way to Alaska. "He's an avid outdoorsman Said Mrs. Mariam Osborne: Private Property NOW UNDER P.O.

jr. report It I'd Non-Contract Air Employes Face Pay Cut TWA Deadline For Wage Action Set at Aug. 24 NEW YORK, Aug. 11 (AP) Non-contract employes of Trans World Airlines were told today that if the airline strike continues beyond Aug. 24 their salaries will be cut again.

An airline representative said the employes have been advised that their salaries would be reduced to 40 per cent of normal for those earning 1p than SlfXWI hut that no one would get iess than $300 a month. Those earning more than $10,000 annually will receive extra cuts keyed to the amount of their salaries, he said. Of a total of 33,200 employes, 16,700 non-c a employes have been kept on the payroll on an emergency pay procedure. This provided full pay for the first 13 working days of the strike to; July 26 when pay was re duced by 20 per cent. Employes choosing to take vacations during the strike are being allowed to do so at full pay.

Overseas nationals employed by the line are not affected by the strike cuts. In addition, the airline occasionally employes 150 pilots and 125 hostesses on military flights which are not affected by the strike. The strike was called July 8 by the International Association of Machinists against TWA, Eastern, National, Northwest and United Airlines. Aiken Renamed VP by Union Regis C. Aiken, Pittsburgh union leader, was elected yesterday without opposition to a second five-year term as International vice president of the AFL-CIO United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting industry of the United States and Canada.

Aiken was one of the six international officers chosen at the convention of the union in Kansas City, Mo. He is secretary- treasurer of Local 419 Steam- fitters union here and a vice president of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO. Aiken resides at 103 Bellcrest Brentwood. If the House does pass it, it win nave to go back to the Senate for concurrence in changes made by the House or to a conference to work out a compromise. Rising Tide of Telegrams Meanwhile, House members reported a rising tide of tele grams and letters on both sides of the controversy.

A vigorous debate and many at tempts to amend the bill from the floor are forecast and there are few outricht predic tions that it will carry in the House. Efforts to bring the parties together for further talks are in abeyance after the failure of what Staggers called the committee's last effort yesterday to get agreement on an arbitration procedure. The strike has shut down Eastern, National, North, west, Trans World and United Airlines at a revenue loss estimated by Secretary of Labor W. WUlard Wlrta at $8.2 million a day. In addition to the 35,400 striking members of the AFL-CIO International Association of Machinists.

35.000 to 50,000 other employes of the lines have been laid off. The combined daily loss in waircs Is estimated at $1.6 million. Areas relying heavily on the tourist trade have been hard hit by the tieup as have many businesses which make i extensive use of air transport deliver goods. krajiJU Wmll Mmi uilum) iuw mm ivy) 1" C' it d. House Group Rejects Airline Seizure Bill new lake or, you can just relax and take it easy! How much does it cost? Less than you would Imagine.

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(Continued from Page 1) by the Senate. It approved the main outlines. Included Profit Guidepost Then Dingell offered his substitute, by which a back-to-work order would have been accompanied by seizure of the airlines. All profits above 10.25 per cent of invested capital the Civil Aeronautics Board's guidepost for a fair return would have been impounded. After the failure of the Dingell amendment, the com mittee took up a proposal by nop.

John Bell Williams, that would require the President to act even for the original 30-day recall to work. i DInffell proposed to modify this by requiring the President, if ho took such action, to declare that a national emergency exists something no official spokesman or witness for the parties has contended so far. 1 At this point, the committee recessed until tomorrow. Even if the committee should complete its shaping of a bill early tomorrow, there Is no prosnect of Hoi isn Ac Owners Association EASY FINANCING CONSTRUCTION T0MIH1WK dUWMl 4 I Take Route 7 south from I Take Route 7 south from to Rogers, Ohio. Follow signs three miles to r.

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