Corry Ninth Graders Tour Washington D C For Government Insight
Forty five Corry High School ninth graders traveled from Corry to Harrisburg and Washington D C from March 16 1977 to observe government in action. They met with Senator Dwyer and Rep Hopkins had lunch and asked questions toured the Capitol the William Penn Museum Arlington National Cemetery and the Supreme Court Library. They also visited the FBI zoo Washington Monument Kennedy Center and the Smithsonian Institute and viewed the National Archives Aerospace Museum and Library of Congress.
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U.S
Corry High School
Harrisburg
Washington, D.C
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Rep
Hopkins
State Capitol
William Penn Museum
Washington
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Arlington National Cemetery
Marc Lincoln Marks
Richard Schweiker
National Capitol Building
Supreme Court
James Powers
Richard Powers
Gould Street
Burger
Powers
Supreme
Supreme Court Library
Mike Nichols
Smithsonian Institute
National Archives
New Aerospace Museum
Wind erosion worst in 20 years hits Great Plains hard
AP reports the Agriculture Department says nearly 6.8 million acres in the Great Plains have been damaged by wind erosion this season, with about 2.9 million acres in March alone. Colorado bears the heaviest losses, while overall dust and soil loss threaten crops across 10 plains states.
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Texas
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New Mexico
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
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RAY Journal
CAHS
Rep. Marks
Rayburn Building
Tim Johnson
John Crotty
Gene Wilkins
John Wilson
Capitol Mall
Washington Monument
Mr. Wilkins
Mr. Wilson
Capitol Steps
Representative Hopkins
Gettysburg Battlefield
Pennsylvania Memorial
Hoffman
irTore
Columbus
Huffman
Boy Scout Troops
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Kingsburg