YMCA Calendar Week of April 2 1975 Activities Schedule Gathers
The Bear Lake YMCA lists a dense weekly schedule with Tadpole through teen programs, water safety and swimming lessons, and adult coed sessions. Community notes mention a pop bottle drive by the Bear Lake Boy Scouts, visits by residents Mrs. Walter Newhouse and Rev. Lynn Ostrander, and upcoming Bear Lake Community Fair committee meeting led by Peggy Osborne.
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Peggy Osborne
Bear Lake
Walter Newhouse
Lynn Ostrander
Albion
Thomas Grow
Ronald Hixson
York
Clyde Hotchkiss
State To Sponsor Farmers Market Opens In July
Harrisburg AP reports the state will back an open air market this summer where farmers sell fresh produce from their trucks. Opening in July at the State Farm Show parking lot, the pilot project aims to put idle ground to work for farmers and consumers. Run by the Farm Show Open Air Market Association, participation includes an initiation fee and weekly space fee.
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Harrisburg
Agriculture
James McHale
State Farm Show
McHale
Farm Show Open Air Market Association
Bear Lake News Chooses Secret Pass for Next Year
Mrs. Al Cornish led gates and Mrs. Hotchkiss served lunch for eight members. The next meeting is April 28 at Mrs. Osborne's home. The Bear Lake Methodist Men held their annual father and son banquet with Rev. Leo McGaughey as speaker and Troy Huzeltine returning the tribute to fathers.
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al Cornish
Gates
Mr. Woodin
Mr. Crosby
Boro
Warren Youth County's 4th Car Fatality
Warren County reports its fourth highway death of the year after a one car crash in Warren County. Larry A. Wallin, 17, died at Warren General Hospital after the 1 15 a.m. wreck while Dale P. Nelson, 18, and Sherry Thorpe, 16, were admitted in fair condition with Nelson driving southbound on wet pavement before skidding into a telephone pole.
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Warren
Warren County
Larry A. Wallin
Warren General Hospital
Wallin
Dale P. Nelson
Nelson
Sherry Thorpe
Warren General
Warren Borough
Supreme Court weighs death penalty reach in Fowler case
The Supreme Court prepares to hear whether the death penalty is unconstitutional as cruel and unusual. The Fowler appeal from Raleigh, North Carolina, argues capital punishment is misused and capricious, challenging Furman era limits while state and federal advocates clash over deterrence and protection from crime.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Jesse T. Fowler
Raleigh
N.C
Fowler
The
Legal Defense Fund, Inc
Anthony Amsterdam
Stanford University
Robert H. Bork
North Carolina
Jean Benoy
Furman
Georgia
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