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1 001 TVflth Notion 001 Death Notion Weather 18-POST-CAZETTEi July 18, 1977 LATEST DEATHS PREVIOUS DEATHS PROSSER ALLCRO.FT on Friday, July 1977. MarearetBurkt, wife Of Hot and numid wttn a chance of scattered I On Sunday, Julv 17. 177. Carl ot Dormont, beloved husband of Pauline M. (Lam lsi DrAiur' tmxr r4 tmrnM Tax Change Pinches member at Chart? E.

Allaoft. tbundershowers. or Lncnneia, uon aunt DeWeese, Weldon Eieanare MFTE OA OLOGtCAL Conley of Atltntown, PA. and Paul of Pgh. Son of Mrs.

Josephine Prosser; brother of Barnard, Frank, Ravmond, and Leonard Protser; also Beaver Faiii. Pa. Friend re CleUKU July 18 In 1171. RECORD tJrvtt 1174 101 001 Death Notiref LowMt nmper antra July ilnca 1174 wt 49 In 1971, i survivep oy two granocnti rrienoi i Overseas Executives t-vrnwrj, aunaey i- ana r-v. where tervlcn will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment Horn wood Cam KUMPF AIRPORT TEMPERATURES 0 ei TUARY, 2630 SON CO. est i.tCSm 7- pnV West Mianium- f1 afk taeia. I.alu 1aV UTT Allcroft, Margaret Baun, Clinton G. Betcher, Clarinet F. Bollnger, Earl Braun, Frank Bret, Harry Byers, Sylvia I.

Cinello, toil C. Creehan, Charles R. Engel, William Ganster, Madeline C. Genter, William H. rerv.

BAUN Hertoert husband 6 Elvi Piattv fattier of Herbert, Donald, Rita Hareia, Jerome and the latt Robert and Kenneth; Sun. morning, July 17, 977, Clinton G. fBud)- hut-band of Elizabeth (batty) brother of Olive Rodda. Clyde, beginning Monday. Mess of Christian Burial In St.

Barnard's Church, Wednesday at 10 a-m. RACIOPPO 8n Sunday. July 17. 1977, armelia, or Verona; beloved mother of Mr. Conscett ErlcKsea Grace.

Joseph Congress is hearing from "expatriate" Americans, but has not yet decided to react to their gripes. The General Accounting Office is engaged in a serious study of the new taxes on Americans working overseas. GAO wants to learn, among other things, the eco William ana i.amenrie rn II grandchildren; 11 great i.m.. 70 p.m 13 a 69 i a.m..Q a.m...,. 70 i p.m.

Bo l.mww7i a.m..69 i 1 1 1 am 69 p.m, 79 rr 70 p.m. 77 l.m....... 73 p.m. 76 I i 75 II Airport at a.m. VMtarctov Prtu.

Wind Wttwr. 30.14 70 12 SA Haw grandchildren. Friends ara Invited to call from 2-a and we Mora, Tomer or Ktcnera John C. William f. Rnbart Thomas and Jeffrey D.

7-9 at the LEO 4. HENNEV FUNERAL HOME, 323 2nd. EHzabetri and Janice Baun: brother of Ruth miekla nomic effect the tax change will have on the U.S. for eien trade. nri oumina uwmm, rri 9.

Antoinette Schmalav, Mrs. carnegie. i-untrai Tues day. with Mass of Christian Georgetson, James J. aiM survived by four grend-chtldren.

Friends received at the H. P. A NOT FUNtRAU it. Joseph Church, 'i nume, iuji rerry nignwe1 Perrysvllle, on Moru. 2-4, 7-1 LANG and Tues.

until 4 p.m, ttmp. and 3 It 1 7 Pittsburgh-headquartered companies find the new taxes on Americans working overseas an added expense. Overseas employment can cost two or three times U.S. wages. Toe higher costs result when companies are obliged to pick up living expenses for latfcak kA autk aaat rvic'iTur 'at avrvices Tni By MILTON JAQUES Potf-Oaittta Washington CorrtMwmfent WASHINGTON For an estimated 1.3 million Americans living and working abroad, Jan.

1, 1977 was a black date on their Internal Revnue forms. On that day higher tax rates went into effect, and ripples spread Immediately out from the action. Some americans holding key jobs on overseas projects decided to come home. Most American industries found themselves paying more heavily for their overseas projects, at a distinct competitive disadvantage against foreign firms. Here in Washington, where problems become of interest only when the crisis stage approaches, response is mixed.

The Internal Revenue people aren't excited. They say their job is to collect taxes at the rates set by Congress. Complaints carry little weight at IRS. Memorial ram ummunrry P. Church.

taOO Peebles Hall, Bessie Jancosko, Valent Johnson, Steven M. Jones, Thomas E. Kelly, Genevieve G. King, Marcella A. Klimo, Bertha McKeespoW, husband of Mary McElhlnny Lang: tamer of DfumerTf in neiy, fnj.riii' dren and 20 great-grandchildren.

Friends received at the GEORGE PETRUNEV FUNERAL HOME, 732 Brunot Verona after 2 p.m. Monday. Funeral Wednesday, July 20. Mass of Christian Burial In St. Joseph's Church at 10 a.m.

Interment In St. Josaph't Cemetery. Low Mean Prtclp. John Sister Patricia Ann, ryicwanaiess, ar CIOCK Tues. evening.

Family sug Eat uajl tJ nJ(lIIJ Jl VIIIV. Kenneth, Ruth Pearce, and Hormalierno. sirs conrriDiiTiorri to the Park U. P. Church oestt cofrtrlbiitlorra nnomorw fark or camerina; grandchildren; brother of Frank and Law workers ana tneir lamiues.

As of Jan. 1, U.S. tax laws made overseas more expensive in two ways: Trie n. mini passavant tha N. Hills ExcMjTn tempT Hospital.

Intermant private, on For i Kondrackl, M. Dorothy rence. Friends received at the FORGIE FUNERAL HOME, E. McKeesporf. Mast of Christian Burial, Tuesday, 10 a.m.

St. Exceu In temp. this Ottlc. In temp. ihe exemption granted overseas income was 72 270 U3 2.14 BETCHER a.

Of REYNOLDS Suddenly on July 15, 1977. William husband of Mrs. Mary J. Geughan; father of John and William Reynolds and Mrs. Mar curat Carroll drooped from $20,000 to S15.000 oer vear.

KooerT ueiiarmine n. t. Total preclp. Kudlac, George J. Kumpf, Herbert B.

Lang, John M. Lean, Kenneth M. Jr. Vincent'A. Tn's Normal praclp.

uiurcn. LEAN On Friday, July 15, l77, Clarence F. of Preuley St, Side Pttrsburari, tornirly of McCandlaas. Survived by two nephews. Friends received at brother of James Reynolds I mil rnonm Deftc.

In prectp. The exemption came off the top of the income, rather than the bottom, at a higher tax rate. Behind the change was the 1976 Tax Reform Act, which attempted to remove inequities among taxpayers. Congress delayed the onset of the overseas At Winchester, VA, on Friday, lulu i iQTf tvuui au la- mil momriwM Total preclp. trill year Normal txecio.

McChesney, Charles me n. r. nanut UNfcRAL HOME, 1032 Perry Highway, Perrysvllla, whara services will be held on Tuesday Jl 17.56 21.39 age Husband of Mary Kllngler Lean; father of Kenneth of Weston, CT; survived also by three grandchildren; son of th late Kenneth M. and Gracs Johnston Lean Sr. mil year Detlc.

In preclp. exemption change until Jan. alter neavy protests. iisniiwuss i.jv WHsoii BOUNCER ano Mrs. carol t-arr, or New York, Joseph and of Ireland, Mike.

Nellie and Margaret, of England; also grandchildren. Friends received at the ANTHONY M. MUS-MANNO FUNERAL HOME. 700 7th McKees Rocks. Funeral Mass In St.

Francis deSaies Church on Tuesday at 9 a.m. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. RIBIC 3J3 mn year Gulf Oil Corp. figures it will cost at least $10,000 CITY OFFICK DATA ParltM Fniiirvn mtt A a m. per employe overseas to Dandle the new tax rate.

Maiimum92 Mmn 1 Earl, on July 1, MTT, of Monroevllla, husband of Stella Kuhns; father of Dallls Bollnger, Ruth Bex, Phyllis Westinehouse Electric Corn, with hundreds of em r-nenos Keceiveq ar h. mm-SON. INC. 537 Neville St. (Oakland Civic Center) Monday 7-9 p.m.

where services will be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. James R. minimum ployes working at nuclear projects, among others, also Muserv, nancy rayne, an DMrlr-(m Clll.nn. Krn.kv jacKson u.u.

omcianna. imer- lAlllllam anH ArAtiw Bnlluvi Sunset Mivm.jiv $-J7 p.m. Suruite Tuesday 6:05 a.m. Anton, On SAt July 16, 1977. husband of the late Mary S.

Nlehl Rlblc. of Wilklns ment Oakmont, PA. Masonic services will be held Monday has incurred additional taxes. U.S. Steel Corp.

has scores of workers abroad, al thou eh the number is not now as laree as it had been. AVAILABLE NOW PRIME OFFICE SPACE Individual Wict, Suites, or 00 Entire Floor partitioned. to your Ample Free Parking Excellent labor Market No Business Privilege Tax PENN CENTER 400 PENN CENTER PITTSBURGH, PA. 1523S 241-6100 till 4, Pkr lust, Mi, frm Slml Hill TmI evening ar a ociock. Mr.

Lean retired form U.S. Steel as supt. of Transportation. also 21 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Friends received Mon.

at 12 p.m. at the JOBE FUNERAL HOME where Services will be held Wed. at 7 p.m. Visitation with the family 2-4 and Memoer or me mi-it Pres beloved father of Anthony, the late Marie McCrack-en, Cetherlne Galket Skripkar. Anne Yenchl and Margaret Berrett; also survived by eight grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

Friends mav call at the HOME OF byterian Church. Winchester. ve. aiso mcmoer or ayna Temple, Pgh. Masonic Lodge Marriage License Applications 17 Latchls Lane, Aston, Such firms attempt to make their employes whole for losses under the new rates.

A third element in the tax change is a new policy of taxing living expenses as income. Thus, the oil driller in the Middle East, where rents of $3,000 a month McColuster, John C. Meixner, Louis H. Mitruskl, Anna S. Mongelli, Michael A.

Malley, Patrick J. Page, James M. Pery, Sidney Pistorius, Gertrude Prosser, Carl I. Racioppo, Carmella Reynolds, William J. Ribic, Anton Rumbaugh, Dale J.

Sauers, Mollie K. Shaw, Anna F. Sippel, Wilbert C. Squibb, Launie Stephenson, Ethel G. Stephenson, Ethel R.

Williams, Paul P. Wohlfarth, Hazel Yinger, Margaret B. p.m. BRAUN ma wnincnesrer wrm uuo. run CrlMmti It 1ATT, LITTERINI are common, is treated as having $36,000 a year addi RICHARD H.

KNEE, 11)1 Monroe Hie (Electric Plan) Turtle Creek. Mass of Ehrlstlan burial. St. Cofmen's athoilc Church, 10 a.m. Family hours 2-4 and 7-9 Frank (Brownie), of Kennedy husband of Vera Leon-era; father of Ray, Reg and Celeste Breun; brother or Suddenly on Friday.

July 15, CD pj Maureen S42 Lilac St. ALBfiNSI-GRACE Donald 104 Cornwall Is Drive; Jean tional taxable pay by IRS because the housing Stowe Two husband of 104 Cornwall rus. Kuoy Breun ana rne wte Emma Manclnl; father of JORDAN STAPP Robert 1300 Kennedy Duquesne; Michael. Mattthew. Patrlrl allowance is regarded as income.

Gulf, for instance, would attempt to pay the dif nnaa ugozaie. enas recei ed at the ANTHONY M. MU! ana ivnmja, ait or browe juy uwn ionncav MVS. SUTTON-GALLAGHER Laew. MANNO FUNERAL HOME, 700 7th MrKuM Onrk ference in taxes between the overseas housing cost son or Margarer Lmeri-nl and the late Chester Lit- MANUFACTURING WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE SPACE rence Raymond, 237 Magnolia Funeral Mass In St.

Malachy's and a worker housing cost back home in Houston. Term oom or arowe brother of Mrs. Nick (Bettvj ri mIi' luwsoay iw a.m. Parlll. of Stowe Twwn and RUMBAUGH Dale J.

(Chick). Saturday, July 14, 1977, of 315 CembrTi A von more, brother or Harold of Denver, Colorado and William of Avon-more, Pa. Friends will be received at the DANIEL J. YOCKEY FUNERAL HOME, 512 Indiana Avon more Monday from 2-9 p.m. and Tuesday from 10 a.m.

to 9 visnoiion ena p.m. BRES nocc, roaix. nnarie. jue i Plneh-urst Ave. JENKINS-MITCHELL John 10O6 Davis Pamela 731 Park Ave.

SKIBA-GRANT Stephen 135 K-Row, McKees Rocks; Cherle 70 Malnigate St. HUMMEL -LA SEN Raymond 5551 Beacon Suzanne lift rrn. The trade policy question particularly interests GAO because of possible economic losses to this nation. If the new tax rates bring too many U.S. technicians home, then American firms stand to lose business to the late Robert Litter ln Friends will be received In the ANTHONY SANVITO FUNERAL HOME.

e34 Broadway, McKees Rocks until Tuesday, July 19, 1977 at on prioav, July 15, 1977. i suwano or 001 Death Notices foreien competitors. p.m. Services will be in the funeral home Wednesday at a.m. Mass or cnristian Burial In Mother of Sorrows Church at 9:30 a.m.

vistting noun Sunday 6-9 p.m. and Monday DIEHLMILEV James r-, lenilOT UI naTTy, step-father of Lucy Stone, Victor Clement, and Lorraine The oil-rich Middle East has been looked upon as ii am Chamoersourg; juiie Kay. R.D. 1, Feyettevllie. HALL if-r p.m.

an vinos ui viias ics mas; also two grandchildren. SAUERS STANZrONE-BRADLEV John McCHESNEY WCMARO uetTy, i i a enin Natrona Heights; Louise Ann. A I aL HUME, Bessie Ringgold. year old resident of 1500 Blackedore beloved mother of Alberta Hall Nelson; grandmother of Frank. Judith, Julian, Herbert, Madeleine Ana Melana Nltnn' On Saturday, July W7, Mollie K.

(Clifford), of the North Side; wife of William T. mother ot William T. Charles of Sixth Cor-aooolls. on Julv IS. 1977: be i I Olenn-GLENNEISENBART -1 wneio services be held Tuesday morning loved husband of Catherine Graff McChesney: father of a bonanza for American industries with goods and services to sell.

But with the new tax rates, workers feel they may not make up the difference even under a "make whole" policy of their employers. So the trek homeward has the GAO worried. There is uncertainty at this point as to how far the movement will go. The Jan. 1 date was anticipated for some time before that, but when the bite began to be Bldg.

18 150,000 sq. ft. can be divided. 14-ft. clearance.

Rail service. Truck docks. Brick and concrete construction. Sprinklered. Suitable for assembly, light manufacturing and storage.

Immediately available. Brokers protected. Served by rail, truck and barge facilities. uavia K.t it farKsiae Ave.M Joan 2643 Broad Bethe Park. Mrs.

Baroara Estridge, Mrs. Kathryn Bordeaux, Phyllis. kovechKOVACH-CRADOOCK five greatgrandchildren; one niece, four nephews and other relatives. Friends received at the SPRKJGS a WATSON FUNERAL HOMC 720 North and Bonnie Jean Manclnl; also 6 grandchildren; sister of Edna Grundza. Friends recelv.

ed at the NOVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brighton Rd. Funeral Services on Tuesday at II a.m. Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. BYERS On Ssindjivr lulu IT 10TT Cut rau xi i uormiey Ave Carneale- Marilvn Ill brother of William and Wondrldiie Drive. CarrtMl Robert H.

McChesney; grand-fattier of five. Famllv will r. via wife of the late StoeSTOfcBE HALL Edward celve friends 2-4 ana 7-9 p.m. Lang tast tno. Funeral services will be held, Tuesday, July 19.

11 a.m. from the Bethesda Presbyterian Thomas Bvers of Bellevue; aunt of Sylvia E. Eayre of k. J45 bosr Drive; susean at the copela.no cobaop. SHAW FOds CLARK Paul William, OLIS FUNERAL HOME.

87 Fifth where Services will be held Mon. at 1:30 p.m. orflclatfno. inWment Restland Dowimg ureen, unio; w. teit in payenecks, me urge to leave grew stronger.

Part of the tax reform was aimed at catching "expatriate" Americans who had handily avoided taxes by the high exemptions granted for overseas ociiarvusr, n. met or Ben Avon, G.Robert tttel of Conn. Members of Fremont Ave. UP. Church and friends received on Monday and On Saturday, July 16, 1977, Anna beloved wife vf the rwamoriai SCHREIBER INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT 12th Street, New Kensington, Pa.

15068 Phone 339-7501 HAULE-ANDRULAT 6alre lonTrjounons to vaney Amou- lance Mumarirv will are Fred momer or Marv iuj rourm Angela L. Httol Drlv. predated. DaDitauon. SZYMCZAK-KAULE Thomas JANCOSKO V.

Barus; also survived by four grandchildren. Sister of Josephine Andrelaslk and Bessie Lltz. Friends received at the L.J. SZ A FRAN SKI FUNERAL HOME. 101 Third a 7-9 in me ORION C.

PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME INC, 1014 California Ave, Avalon, (North Boros), where services will be d. 00 ''dnesdav mooring Aj, 1108 Hign tniaDem A. 97 Wetflaid Av. On Saturday. July ion McCOLUSTER REA BACH William James.

Valent (William), of a N.S; til sEKniejatf BaaWull. nll 1-7 jw Mccieuan Drive; Lorraine Suddenly, on Friday, July 15, 1977. John CL In OvwH BR ICrGS-JOHNSON Michael Ontario. Canada, formerly of father of Joseph and William also nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild; brother of Katherlne Furka. Friends Carnegie.

Mass of Chris-flan Burial at St. Ignatius Church on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. VIsTtatlon with family 2-4 and 7-0. CorTtrihiitinris youngstown, onto; Cynthia, nun as town. Ohio.

CINELLO spring vanev icorr beloved husband of Caroline (Hall) McCol lister; father of Joan C. Paul nf Rmnnnriim SMITH-SMITH Ernest, 822 On 'Saturday, July 14, 1077, ed be made to the St, Ignati i-oroes Harriet, -nrn. Ave. us xiiuui runu. and John C.

Jr. of also rrtprvru err Tne NUVAK FUNERAL HOME, 3313 Brlgh. ton Rd. Mass oT Christian Burial at St. Gabriel Church, Wednesdev O-ln a t'.

wiie 07 LOUIS rlisa Us QkMui MALLOY-ZAK John Keith, survivea oy nve granocnu-dren. Mr. McCol lister was a oiassporr; dandra Lee, SIPPEL of Jacqueline L. Welnhold, Bruce Smith and Timothy itvai a-a, ernj p.m. BUSHMAN-BRANOT kGan iW 111- 1 alula A.

tVu former sales representative with U.S. Steel. Friends received at the (U BEINHAUER v-nTCiiv, iMuumer or Louis and Agnes Waroo Clbula of Wl sjnaixr laiJliaj aavta; lnjaj tUVJt UUIIKar au oerrviourg; Bern A 11 Nrimu Drive. stsrer or nor- AND SON CO. MORTUARY, 1 July 15, 1977, dearly beloved" 2630 West Liberty from brother of Edfth A.

Sippel; be- GROMLEY-BLATTENBERfiER JOHNSON Jonn New Kensington; loved uncle of Vema L. Slo at-a bVthi n.m. iinruv, an ui rniiaajsTipnia: grarrnother of Helde Weln: hold. Friends received from Zl.H II P.m. at the HAR.

son of the late John C. M4IZLAND MORGAN Jimtt Monday. Services will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. In the Good Shepherd Lutheran 1977 Steven 'of 'josl 66 Kendall dpatrlcla mo Annie l. (Nee Arnnoia) Ipoet; twin-brother of the late O.

Slooel. Frlerwh re ij 5. a. "S'ovm son of Church, Bower Hill Rd. Inter- LoLONDE STfeVENSOr.

David Bethel Park, where services' menr Miiegneny imeTerv. 845 Blossom way; Carol Zm 11 "am ROfaCONE MAGGI Thonsa rjlaTlver'Fa Two Guys Units Set for Sale SAN DIEGO (AP) -An agreement to buy the 22-store West Coast division of Two Guys discount stores from Vorna-do Inc. was announced by Fed-Mart Corp. No price was disclosed. Suit Loses AKRON, Ohio (AP)-A federal judge ruled that United Technologies bid to acquire Babcock Wilcox Co.

would not violate antitrust laws, as had charged in its attempts to block the $512 million takeover bid. CLAIRTON joa CE Profit Up 14 in Quarter NEW YORK (AP) -General Electric Co. announced a 14 per cent rise in earnings for the second quarter to $271.9 million, or $1.20 per share, from against $238.6 million, or $1.05, last year. Sales were $4.4 billion versus $3.9 'lion. Inventories Rise WASHINGTON (Special) Business inventories climbed 1.1 per cent or $3.26 billion to a seasonally adjusted $313.11 billion in May, the Commerce Department said.

MEIXNER ceived at the E. B. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, 3310 West Liberty Mt. Lebanon, where services will be held, Tuesday, July 19. 1 p.m.

Visitations Sunday 4 Monday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment Mt Royal Cemetery. WARDEN sixm coraopolls; Diane, 1893 Oakblne lm: CREEHAN GEAKBY-KAMMERDEINER JV 5urdav, Julv 16, 1977. beloved husband of Vaile; father of Howard and Welvln; brother of Karl ot Ft. Lauderria alaM ehru day? i.m."'" i-rea t.

jr 5iu t. Eiamtt Of Castle Shannon, suddenly In Tennessee, on Friday, July I aireiirum; uaiam Ilia ilsth Ave Tjsri.ntiim PITTERICHSMITH Thomas is, fi 1, inari oeiovea son of Arthur J. and Lois Anne Boss Creehan: brother b.iouicii anu inree great-orandchl dren. Frlenrk rau.iu. 340 tarm Diane 377 Grandvlew Ave.

JONES FUNERAL SQUIBB Of Mt. Lebanon, on Saturday. July 16, 1977, Launie, husband of the late Mary P. Brown and beloved father of Mrs. Norma P.

Tuoml; also survived by four grandchildren and one areat.aranri;nn. UNDERWOOD. McAFOOS wher servlceii On Friday, July 15, 177, Thomas E. Jones, In Westmln- of Kenneth A. Joseph Donald R.

and Gregg A. Creehan: also survived oy his maternal grandfather, Joseph Boss, Friends received at the E. B. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL nerman rt. av Ltnasav Road.

Daralvn 351 Sunset Drive. 71., 1 m' visit. tiwua a-, eiiu -T p.m. ict, yv, rgrmeriy or wr. Troy, In his 9th year; hus- JOHNSONMAYHUE Howard Friends received at the E.

ft. b.f 5ja broaowav pit. cairn; Theresa, 538 Braoad- home, cashe Shannon, 2-4 and 79 o.m. Uu of fhrlijin Hutchlns Jones; summit fattier MITRUSKI COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA $55,000,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS Second Strict of 1977 $45,000,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION HIGHWAY BONDS Iret Series ol 1977 $30,000,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION BONOS Eleventh Series SEALED PROPOSALS will mvivwt by th Cnmmonw.sllh of Pennsylvania tt tha Offlra of the (iovernor. Mailt Capitol Building, Harnaburf, Penniylvanla up to lli.UO noon, Eaatern Daylight Saving.

Time on TUEKDAY, JULY 2. 1977 forthapurrhasaof all hut not less than all of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania fc General llbliKalion Brtniis. Second Senes of IU77 (the "Serie llonnV'l, cm- monwealth ot Pennsylvania Ueneral Olilitrution HiKhway Homls, First SeneiiTof 1977 (the "Series and tleneral tllihirution Eleventh Senei (the I' each to be dated Aiiirusl 11177 and to mature serially on February 1, U7H-IH97 inclusive, and each to bear interest at the rate or rale, (not more than one rale per stated maturity! slated in whole multiples of of 1T. specified hy the successful bidder, who musl submit a bid for all three series. The maximum coupon rale of interest which may be specified for Bonds of any maturity is 7' per annum.

Each coupon rata of a interest specified for Bonds of any maturity shall not be less than the coupon rale of interest specified for anv earlier maturity of all three series, laken aa a whole Interest wit! be payable February 1, 197a and semiannually thereafter on August I and February I in each year H.nturefl bid security, hy certified or official hank check. Is SJ.SOO.OOO. 1 TS IP numbers ill be asMirned at pun baser, expense. The Bonds will he general ohluration bonds for which the full faith and credit of the Commonwealth is pledged, issued in Hie case of he Series and the Bonds, without the consent of the electors pursuant ti, and wilhin the debt limit established by Section 7as.nf Article VI 1 1 of the Constitution oil', nosylvuiiia. and various implementing arts of thetjeneral Assembly, and in I lie case of I he Series L' Ronds with the consent ot the electors pursuant to Section 16 of Article VIII of the Cunatilution and Tha Land and Watar Conservation and Keclamation Act.

Specific annual maturities for each aeries ara set forth in the authorizing resolution of the issuing officials and Inofficial Public Invitation for Proposals. Each series of Bonda will he subject to redemption at the option ol the I ommonwealth on and after August IW7, as a whole at any time, or from time to lime in part on any interest pay ment date in inverse order of I heir slated malum les. at the principal amount thereof plus premium of Ki of 10. tor each year or fraction thereof, mil to exceed from the redeoiptiondate to the atated maturity date, plus accrued and unpaid interest. The Bonds (coupon bonds.

SO.IHsi denomination) will be sold to the bidder offering the lowest net interest cost for all three series, laken as a whole, and bidding not less than the principal amount for each series plus accrued interest, if any. subject to the Common-weal'h's reserved right to reject bids and the receipt the approving opinions of the Honorable Robert Kane. Attorney (ieneral of Pennsylvania, and llaskin. Boreman. VTilner.

Sachs. Gondelman A Craig. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, appointed hond Counsel The opinion of Bond Counsel will be printed on the Bonds, which are expected to be delivered to the purchaser in New York. New York on or about August II, 1977, against payment at the office ol the Loan and Transler Agent in Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, in immediately avail able funds Kurther information concerning the offering and the Bonda ia contained in.

and the nffering is subiert to the provisions ol. the liifu ia! Public Invitation for Proposale dated July IS, 1977, ropiea of which, together with copies of the required Form of Proposal and of the Official Statement issued in connection with the Bonds, may be obtained from the Loan and Transler Agent, E.jinhank. Corporate Services Division, 2 Olivet Pla.a, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania l.illj:! (telephone IIJ-'JMN or from (he office ot the Budget, Governor Office, Room 418, Main Capitol Building, Harrtsburg, Pennsylvania 17120 (telephone 717-7Ma-30Hfil. MILTON SMAPP, Governor AL BENEDICT, Auditor General Dated: July 15, 1977 ROBERT E.CASEY. State Treasurer or ivin.

uisevi Connor, also survived by burial, St. Anne Church, Tuesday, July 19, 10 a.m. STEIN FEENAN John K. Jewel Drive; Maureen MM Ev. Lebanon, where services will be held on Wednesday, July 20 at 11 a.m.

visitations 7-4 and 7-9 p.m. Interment Jefferson Memorial Park. vti .1 inrm ur var seven oreat-yandcnllttren. On Sunday, July 17, 1977, Anna Stanzzak Mitruskl, beloved wife of Steve; beloved mother of John and Thomas; also survived bv seven Grand BAILEY-LINKES John 3 ER FUNERAL HOME, Tues- Aiieoneny cenrer; Dlanna Itl Allpanenv renter. U.S.

Steel's Clalrton Works DeWEESE On Crtrisiu twsnlM liilw 1C children and one great-grand nas awaroea MIKroHUI Lorp. FILIPCIC STRAIGHT Sreohen, STEPHENSON cnna. ai5Ter or nick sTanzzan, luua Constance Donna, 103 siiuikprrln Drive. A Marv Troccn and Eva kud iv.j., a o.j minion contract to design, fabricate and Install an electrostatic precipitator tor the plant's No. 21 coKe GAlBRAITH'REIHING John ak.

Friends received at the Thomas j. gmiter funer 1977, Weldon husband of Olive Stephenson OeWeesa of Sllvanla North Hills Estates, Ross father of On July la, 1977, Ethel Gault Stephenson; wife of the late Brevard D. MeDtvamann 167 44m wendv KELLY al home, 2373 Carson hunerai weanesoay, GEORGE -COOMBS Kevin Of Dormortt on Saturday, July Somebody out there has a large lawn to mow. fr-sv 1 m. Divine i mirav in sr.

Jnnn the Baotist Bvsantlne Catholic J774 paronia Loretta 928 Tvndall St. io, it, V7circvirve nee Anderson), beloved wife of Church at 10:30 a.m. Parastas jaincs r. ana junn vv. ue Wees; son of Mrs.

Alice and the late Carl DeWeese: also survived by six grandchildren. Friends received at the H. P. BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1031? Porrw HlohwAw. James M.

Kelly; also survived mother of Virginia M. Smith, of Forest Hills, and Andrew G. Prohman, of Her-rlngton, Kansas. Friends received at WM. SLATER tV SONS HC, Virginia Ave.

and Kearsarge Mt. where Services will be held Julv 19 10 ja m. Vlsl. Tuesday. 7:30 p.m.

visitations ncr ouiit ueua i-oooer or 1 ana r-v. MOLITORISVENIESKI John 136 Cypress Hill Drive; Lvnn 1866 Woodcove Place. PLASTERR-COCO Stephen Galllpolis, Ohio; Marian cousin or Kegis u. Innn mrin inrl nieces Jean Maalske Belle MONGELLI Vernon, and AAarv Roslck of Perrysvllle, on Sunday, from 2-4 7-9 p.m. where services will be held on Monday morning at 11 o'clock.

Family suggests contributions to the North Hills U. P. Church. Charlerol. Friends received at On Saturday.

July 16. 1977, Michael husband of Anna me fc. D. LAUOHLIN IUNtR- AL HUME. 33 W.

hertv Mt. Lebanon, from 2-4 rtnieno; ramer or josepn, James. Raymond, Michael Mongelli, and Christina LI- uven ueoiciy cuniDUSiion STaCK, Robert L. Walls, central super-intendent, announced. MAYTAG HIKES PRICES Maytag said It advised Its more ttian 10,000 U.S.

dealers That a price Increase on the company's appliances will take effect Aug. 1. The Increase will be selective by models but will average nearly four per cent. INLAND OFFER SOLD OUT Salomon Brothers said the nonreglstered secondary of 36,. 637 common shares of Inland Steel Co.

at is oversubscribed and the books are closed. OIL STORAGE PLANNED Dillingham Corp. said It formed a new company, Rocktank USA to construct and market underground oil and petroleum products storage plants and (acuities. ana 7- p.m. Mass or Christian Burial In St.

Bernard's iviM3ti, gtav it oiius-iiiiurrii; teflon 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. STEPHENSON Of Banksville, on Friday, July 15, 1977. Ethel R. Stephenson. Sister of Dorothy J.

Burt, Mildred S. Williams, Anne S. Davenport, Lillian S. Banfieid, Clement, and William R. Stephenson, and the late George Stephenson; also survived by her nieces and nephews.

Frienrii rcmjti Mi 4h R. Church on Tuesday July 19, no rour grear-granocniidren. rienas rprciuM mm ENGEL In Warren. Ml, William Engel, husband of France Enoelr fea If you hove a riding mower that doesn't fit your needs any more, tell them about it and earn cash. Dial 763-1201 PressPast-Goiettt Want Ads BRUSCO-NAP1ER FUNERAL HOME.

Broadway at Shiras Beechvlew, 2-4 and 7-9 KING m. Mass of Christian burial 1 the r.hnrrh nf Him DocurrM-. ELM-RECETENWALD Joseph 500 Center Maria 7T72 Sansua Drive, Bethel Park. CLARK KROPF David 160 Batter Drive; Patricia, 166 Grove Ave. SCOTTMcCARTAM David 1258 Thelma Marilyn, 3505 Slmen Ave.

KOFFMAN RICKERT Andrew, 2859 Shamrock Drive; M. Lynn 2859 Shamrock Drive. ONORAD GUNTHER Richard 3061 Fadette Cherie 1546 Banksville Road. IMEDOLIA ROMAN Allan 2004 Cratton Yvonne, 1901 Warriors Road. BELLSALLA Jefferey 5334 Meadowcrest Road; Kathleen C.

472 Arden Road. MIHALCIN GILL John E. 7126 Harrison Aoatha Rix 1808 Lafayette St. tioo on luesoay ar ww a.m. LAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME, 7310 VV.

Llbrtv wT nianu vi i Mvenue. i yiensnaw. wire or the late Leroy jK(nq, and mother of Richard; sister of Georoe, O'MALLEY ther of Thomas and William Engel; brother of Ruth M. Genring. and Marlon E.

McLaughlin, both of Clearwater, FL. John and Robert Engel, both of Pittsburgh; also survived by three grandchildren. Friends received at WM. SLATER SON, Virginia Ave. and ear serge Mt.

Washington where service will be held Tuesday July 19 at p.m. Visitation Monday 2-4, 7-9. Lebanon, where services will be held on Tuesday, July 19, at 11 a Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. tf desired, contribu-tlons may be made to the American Cancer Society. rtn la.

tat 1ATI rfw whit oiiu ini), fTira mill-ward' also one grandchild. Patrick J. d'Mallev beloved husband of Mildred Henry O'Maiiey; father of rarricio reonni, Mary jane AiTseinmoii n. WMrrir i ir WILLIAMS Suddenly on Sunday, July 17, 512 Grant Millvale. Family suggests contributions be made to the Elflnwlld Ambu- snr.

Pi.nH S. a. father John Margaret, Thomas W. and Mark A. O' i.r.

raui or ict iwonrcta Maiiey; also suvrvlved by 13 anoennoren. mneral from burial In St. Anthony's Church, Millvale on Tuesday, July 19, at 9 a.m. AL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadayside on Tuesday, July 19. at 9 a.m.

Ma, nf Thrl. miuvni iiuauaiiu ui nvieir O'Donnell Foley Williams; father of Kathv, Paul, Christine, Margaret, David, Martin and John Williams; step-father of Patrick. Jacqueline, Vlckl Lynn, Timothy, Theresa and Richard Foley; brother of William and Tucker Williams; tlan Burial In St. Raphael's KLIMO Church at 10 a.m. Vlslatlon wrm me ramuy iunaay and also survived bv three orand children.

Friends will be re- I-ami iv suggests contributions may be made to St. Joseph Somebody out there wants to dress up a foyer. $50,000,000 The May Department Stores Company 7.95 Sinking Fund Debentures due July 15,2002 On Saturday, July 16, 1977. Bertha (Clsar). blood-wife of the late Stephen; mother of Mrs.

Amelia Fischer, Mrs, Agnes Welter, Mrs. Mary Speifale, Mrs. Theresa Caugh-ev, Frank, Joseph and the late Richard Kllmo; also sur- nurcn, worm aioe, scnoiar-ship Fund. GANSTEB On Sunday, July 1 7, 1977, Madeline Clarke of Oakland, wife of Frank J. Ganster: daughter of Mary Hughes and John W.

Clarke; sister of the honorable James F. Clarke, Mrs. Russell (DeNelge) Wills, John R. Clarke and Mrs. Martin F.

(Eileen) Joyce; aunt of Mary de, Timothy Jv Margaret My Martin James C. and Barbara Anne Joyce. Debra Anne, John W. and Gregory J. Clarke.

Friends will be received at JOHN A. FREVVOGEL SONS 4900 Center Ave. at Devonshire Monday '4-9 p.m., Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Wednesday, Mass of Christian Burial In St. Regis Church at 9:30 a.m.

ceivea at JOHN A. FREYVO-GEL SONS 4900 Centre Ave. at Dev0nShire Mon-day, 7-9 p.m., Tuesday, 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Notice of time and place ot funeral later. PAGE.

ivea oy eieven granocnnaren ind six rj)rM-Qrndchllririn lames M. of Pmsburoh. PA. ormerlv of Imoeri.l nn lulv Friends received after 2 p.m. Mondav In the EDWARD P.

K. nusD.nu en p.amrvn faoa WOHLFARTH On July 14. 1977, Mrs. Harel (Terrlll), of Hollywood, Fla, father ot Mrs. Barbara Scarl-ot, and Mrs.

Kathryn Kacz; KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Wednesday at 9.30 a.m. with funeral mass In St. Rosalia Church at 10 a.m. urnei or ivirs.

rse smm ten orandchildren' IS oreat. grandchildren. Funeral service at the HAROLD K. WHARTON FUNERAL HOME, Cliff Mine Imperial, PA, on Monday KONDBACKI the late Carl Wohlfarth, for-mer owner of Wohlfarth Bakery, Homestead, mother of Mrs. Betty Wagner, of Mrs.

Helen Fonas of Munhall, Mrs. Virginia Foley, of N.Y., Mrs. Ruth Culbert, Mrs. Patricia Davis, Mrs. Dorothy Brau, Mrs.

Nancy Woodwall, all of James of Pgh, Charles, Warrer and Rlrharri Wnhlfarh juiy in ot i p.m. r-nenos received 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Price 99.50 plus accrued interest from July 15, 1977 Mi 'I CENTER Suddenly, on Saturday, July 15, 1977. William H. of Mill-vale, beloved son of the late William and Sophia Genter; brother of Mrs.

Clara McKen-ney, Mrs. Mildred Klatte and Mrs. Sophia Forsythe; also survived by several nieces On July 17, 1977, M. Dorothy Kondrackl, of Church-Ill; beloved wife of Dr. Michael A.

Kondrackl; sister of George and Joseph Dranoo. Friends received at the SCHLEIFER FUNERAL HOME, Second St. and Comrle Braddock. Funeral on Julv 20 at 9 a.m. Ma; nf PERY On July 13, 1977, Sidney; beloved husband of Theresa Perv of Pah steo-fa- all of Fla.

sister of Mrs. Cora Rowe; also 33 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Friends will be received Tll.rt.v 9.. arvi T.O at ther of Rabbi Milton Weinberg of N.V. Services were held at the GEORGE IRVIN GREEN the J.

LtwtNb ft SONS MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 7112 N. Broad on Frl. Christian Burial with the Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish, In St. Michael's Church, Brad-dock, at 10 a.m. FUNERAL HOME, 3511 Main (Homestead Park), Mun-hall.

Mass ot Christian burial In St. Phllnmana OT Thurrh DRICH FUNERAL HOME, 405 North Millvale. Services on Tuesday at 11 a.m. Visitations 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at iz noon, interment Mt.

Lebanon Cemetery, Pa. Arrangements under the direction the BURTON i Weds, 10 a.m. Upon request, copy of the Prospectus describing them securities and the business of the Company may be obtained wtthin any State tram any Underwriter who may teAally distribute it within such State. The securities are offered only by meant of the Prospectus, and this announcement ia neither an offer to aell nor a solicitation of any offer to buy. KUDLAC HIRSCH CHAPEL.

YINGER On Saturday, July 16,1977, of CrJrftnn Uimrnmr nt George beloved husband of Delia K. (Kate) Cummlngs PISTORIUS (Loftus) GEORGETSON On Friday, July 15, 1977, James of Melwood Oakland; beloved husband of France FlanitiAn fnrapKnn ens ferryrown Place, Ross on Vthirriav lulu ia 1977. beloved brother nf Mrs' On Saturday, July 16, 1977, Gertrude, wife of the late John G. Pistorius; sister of Ann I nfhia Hal.n bfarr anH the late Bert beloved mother of John F. Laurltzen; also seven grandchildren, one great-grandchild.

Aunt of Loretta Selfert and Rita Wu- darSk Frlnria at Elizabeth (Betty) Popchak, That clock of yours you no longer need may be just what they want! Sell it in classified. Dial 263-1201 PrtssPost Gazette Want ids Mrs. Margaret Hlllman, Antho- tawara and Frank the HEPSHBERGER STOVER Kudiac; survived also by nieces and nephews. After 7 INC. FUNERAL HOME, 170 E.

F. Hutton Company Inc. brother of Thomas, Theodore, C. J. (Gus) Georgetson.

Mrs. Kaula Poolos and Mrs. Evelyn Walters. There will be no visitation. Private graveside services and Interment will be held on Monday, July 18 at p.m.

In Homewood Cemetery. Arrangements bv JOHN A. FREVVOGEL SONS INC. the late John J. and James F.

Loftus. Friends received at the JOHN F. MURRAY FUNERAL HOME, Butler at 52nd St. Mass of me Christian Burial at St. Kleran's Church, on Tuesday at 10 a.m.

Family requests visitations 2-4 and 7- m. aunaey. irienos may call I the GEORGE A. THrtMA Goldman, Sachs Co. The First Boston Corporation bpiuii, un aun- dav, from 12 noon til 3 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. Monday, from 2- 4 and 7-9 JUaaa nf Thrl. FUNERAL HOME, Perry McCandless. Funeral Mass in St. Teresa CHurch, Tues.

11 a.m. tlan burial In St. Philip Church, Tuesday, 10 a.m. Lehman Brothers Incorporated Salomon Brothers Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Smith Incorporated Somebody out there has taken up biking. I Lottery Number Saturday's number in the state's Daily Number drawing is 816.

Bache Halsey Stuart Shields BIyth Eastman Dillon Co. Dillon, Read Co. Inc. Incorporated Incorporated Donaldson, Lufkin Jenrette Drexel Burnham Lambert Hornblower, Weeks, Noyes Trask Securities Corporation Incorporated Incorporated Kidder, Peabody Co. Kuhn Loeb Co.

Lazard Freres Co. Loeb Rhoades Co. Inc. Incorporated Incorporated Paine, Webber, Jackson Curtis Reynolds Securities Inc. Smith Barney, Harris Upham Co.

Incorporated Incorporated 'Warburg Paribas Becker Wertheim Inc. White, Weld Co. Dean Witter Co. Incorporated Incorporated Incorporated Moore, Leonard Lynch, A. E.

Masten Co. Incorporates! Incorporate.) July IS, 1977 Dial 263-1201 Press Post-Gazette Want Ads And is looking for a bicycle just like the one you have in your garage. Why not sell it for cash with a Classified Ad?.