Brace For Flooding On Mississippi
The Army Corps of Engineers prepares to meet river crests higher than 1973 floods as Mississippi rises toward New Orleans. Crest projections show 19.3 feet by April 19, with Memphis and Natchez also reaching parallels. Six million acres under water, many evacuations, and efforts to reinforce levees to avert 1973 losses.
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Xia Hine
Corps
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Helena
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Louisiana
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Black River
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Mississippi Valley
Bruce Sossaman
Ohio Valley
Clymer Events Share Easter Weekend and Gatherings
Clymer Events notes a presiding president Ellen Gleason leads a salad luncheon. Easter weekend visits span Pittsford Cleveland Utica Jamestown and Sugar Grove with numerous local families attending dinners and gatherings. Eight 4-H members demonstrated at county days. blue award scholars win a Buffalo Ice Follies trip.
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Ellen Gleason
Richard TenHaken
Pittsford
Irma TenHaken
Darwin
Jim Lictus
Larry Habink
Wochester
Mass
Gary Evans
Cleveland
Henry Habink
Jerold Duink
Utica
Lewis Duink
Gertrude Gravink
Wilbur Rickers
Corry
James Sullivan
Jimmy
Kelly
Fredonia
Birdena Lookenhouse
Wilbur Lookenhouse
Larry
Sugar Grove
Ronald ‘Lookennhouse
Randy
Warrés
Diane
Eric Legters
Julie Legters
Melinda King
Valerie King
Randy Shaver
Tim Oonk
Buffalo
Lois King
Joan Storer
Jamestown
Wheeling
Carol Compton
Amy Newhouse
Minnie Legters
Florida
Eugene Schurman
Waynesboro
Raymond Schurman
Clymer Central School
Canada
William Rowan
Dennis Westerburg
John Morgan
Wallace Cady
Towanda
Ethel Wallace
Donald Cady
Cynthia
Cortland
N.Y
Midwest Snow Strikes Upper Midwest With Flood Fears Looming
An April snowstorm dumped six to eleven inches across the upper Midwest while Mississippi Valley residents faced potential flooding surpassing 1973 levels. Winds over 95 mph hampered road work as airports and roads closed from northern Indiana to Michigan. Chicago saw seven weather deaths and 11 inches of snow. Grand Rapids eight inches. Milwaukee five. The Mississippi River crest threatened New Orleans at near record levels, and parts of Southern Illinois were already flooded. The system produced thundershowers and tornadoes in parts of the region, with record lows set in several locales and widespread cold across the plains and beyond.
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Associated Press
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Pilot Walks Away From Plane Crash in Greensburg
Kenneth Grieb of Pittsburgh walked away with only scratches after his 1948 light single engine plane stalled and crashed behind a shopping center in North Huntingdon Township near Greensburg. There were no passengers aboard, authorities said.
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Greensburg
Kenneth Grieb
Pittsburgh
North Huntingdon Township
Grieb
What Goes On In Mind Of Pregnant Mother To Be
AP report from Pittsburgh surveys pregnancy’s mental changes. Nursing professor Dr Olive Rich and students track how thoughts, fears, fantasies, and role of mother evolve from early pregnancy through labor and immediate postnatal period. Mental preparation, anxiety, withdrawal, and later euphoria shape mother child bond.
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Susan J. Reimer
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Olive Rich
Dr. Rich
Rich
Erie Man, 73, Robbed In Back Yard
An elderly Erie man, Randall Fleming, 73, was robbed yesterday in his backyard as he parked in his garage. A dark, thin male about five ten with a shiny object demanded money, fled east through backyards, leaving wallet with unknown amount and IDs. Suspect described in Levi's blue sweater and blue knit hat with white stripe.
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Erie
Jerry Bednaro
Randall Fleming
Fleming
Bednare
Bednaro
Edo de Waart Named Principal Guest Conductor in San Francisco
In Frisco, Edo de Waart is named principal guest conductor of the San Francisco Symphony for three years starting with the 1976 77 season. The appointment creates a four week conducting block in his first season. A 1969 Amsterdam Conservatoire graduate, he was assistant at the New York Philharmonic in 1965 66 and led the Concertgebouw Orchestra in Amsterdam from 1966. He also collaborates with the Netherlands Opera.
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San Francisco
Edo de Waart
San Francisco Symphony
de Waart
Amsterdam Conservanne
New York Phil
Concertgebouw Orchestra
Amsterdam
Netherland Opera
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