Welfare recipients put to work in Warren County syrup project
In Warren County a program under Lou Crippen has shown welfare recipients can work and earn. A crew harvested sap, boiled it into 1100 gallons of syrup, and began marketing it. State officials may fund further projects, with Crippen linking to broader legislation to increase work program use.
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Jim McHale
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General Assembly
Harrisburg
Waterhouse W W wins Erie county GOP nomination by 24 votes
Corry reports that in the east district Erie county tabulation commissioner tallies show Assemblyman W W Waterhouse defeating Louis Pease by a slim margin of 24 votes for the Republican nomination. Bread price rises to 19 cents at local grocers as baking firms push up one cent. The Corry High School A Cappella Choir marks its tenth straight year performing tomorrow at 6 15 pm under director H Lynn Rice. Tony Joy of Youngstown named the Corry Country Club pro to succeed Ted Luther, who leaves for Valley Heights near Pittsburgh.
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Erie County
W.W. Waterhouse
Louis Pease
Corry High School
H. Lynn Rice
Tony Joy
Youngstown
Corry Country Club
Ted Luther
Hotel Corry
Luther
Valley Heights
Pittsburgh
Navy battles sea pollution plan falters on faulty sewage system
President Nixon appoints the Navy as lead agency to curb maritime waste with a 1978 deadline. Secret reports reveal Fairbanks Morse equipment unreliable on USS Canopus, forcing a switch to holding tanks and plans for port lighter barges, raising concerns over space, practicality, and impact on ship performance.
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Navy
Fairbanks-Morse
Nathan Sowenshein
Elmo Zumwalt
Canopus
Questions on DUI convictions and divorce rights in court
A legal Q and A discusses that there is no standard procedure to forward DUI convictions to insurance carriers absent an accident. Such convictions are public records and can be accessed by insurers or via a Department of Revenue report for a fee. On divorce, a wife may file her own suit any time before a final judgment, with a property settlement not binding her right to sue. practical advantages are often personal. The article also recounts a Vietnam refugee camp tragedy, political responses, and a directive from the Corry Journal inviting readers to submit brief letters with signatures.
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Department of Revenue
Hairy but true by Paul Harvey condemns animal cruelty
The column rails against dog fur and meat breeding while condemning widespread animal cruelty. It critiques Americans for ignoring suffering in laboratories and traps, and laments puppies born daily and looming pet overpopulation. it notes Cruelty in hunting and the need to act. It also references a Bangkok travel vignette about risqué shop names and ends urging action to prevent cruelty from becoming reality.
Puzzling Bangkok signs and copied shop names
The piece notes Bangkok signs often mislead, with tailors and shops adopting names that imitate famous brands or acclaimed venues. It cites Colgate like Colgade toothpaste disputes and Maxim's copied in Bangkok as a barber shop, illustrating global brand-name misappropriation.
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Maxim's
Maxim’s
Bangkok
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