Fragmentary OCR Note on Policy and Law in Brief
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Flood relief in Johnstown area continues search and repair
Residents and volunteers labor through debris in Conemaugh Dam area as search teams probe flooded zones. Officials report 70 dead, with 68 previously, as many bodies unrecoverable. Volunteers from Mennonite Disaster Service Seventh Day Adventists and local electricians aid cleanup. HUD seeks housing for about 1,200 homeless. plans for a $1.2 million elderly relief push advance. National Guard builds temporary bridges. a bridge near Homer City and New Florence is closed after a pier sank.
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Johnstown
Conemaugh Dam
Seward
Tanneryville
River Valley
Mennonite Disaster Service
Allegheny
Beaver Counties
Wilkes College
Wilkes-Barre
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
U.S. Department of Health Education and Welfare
National Guard
Conemaugh River
Homer City
New Florence
Franklin
Conemaugh
Pennsylvania
Clymer Entries Win Ribbons At Beef Show
Scott TeWinkle of Clymer earned grand champion with Glenn Haire as reserve grand champion in the 4H Beef Cattle Show. Haire also won crossbreed heavyweight. Winners span Angus, Charolais, Hereford, and crossbreed classes with multiple regional participants and ribbons awarded to owners from Clymer Ashville Fredonia Sherman Sinclairville Forestville Mayville and North East.
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Scott TeWinkle
Clymer
Glenn Haire
James H. Gould
Glenn
Patty Nocek
Deborah Weissman
Tanya Legters
Pam Crist
Ashville
Susie Roush
Neal Brothers
Mitchell
Bruce
Terry Henry
Cheryl Hilliker
North East
Kevin Nickerson
Melany Steward
Forestville
Norma Davis
Mayville
Jackie Pike
Sherman
Paul Crist
Eric Salhoff
Fredonia
Brenda van Valkenburg
Derrick Legters
Sheila Schenk
Jim Abbey
Sinclairville
East Area Drive In Seized Over Obscenity Case
Two X rated films shown at the Enterprise Drive-In Theater near here were confiscated. Owner manager arrested on obscenity charges. David L. Squire of Jamestown also arrested on second degree obscenity. Warrant issued after citizen complaint. Possible fines up to $1,000 and jail up to one year. County Court date to be set.
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Anderson
Saulie
Army Turns to Education Aims for Better Recruits
The Army reports higher mental test scores and more high school graduates among volunteers, with 93.7 percent of new enlistees in the top three mental categories. The service cites a 1978 high in graduate enlistments and notes changes since Vietnam, including weeding out undesirables and promoting skill and education for advancement.
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Rick Martin
All Volunteer Army
Army
Lenny Powers
Powers
Power
Secret Service reviews White House security after intruder
Washington AP report says a young man wandered unannounced into the White House vicinity during President Carter's administration. Secret Service notes the intruder did not enter presidential offices, but prompted a review of security measures and access points.
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Washington
Secret Service
White House
Jack Warner
Washington Post
Oval Office
Carter
Mark Siegel
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Rgo
Ver
al Nagy
State Department of Community Affairs
Journal
David Popovich
East Area
Walt
Wright Street
Snyder’s Auto Parts
North Center Street
Star Memorial
Columbus
Capwell's Clothing Care Center
W. Washington Street
Electrical Contractors
Taylor's Electric Service
Barney's
Firestone Furniture Department
South Center
General
Max Brown
Clark's Glass Center
Rt. 6
Insurance — General
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Emberty
Earle
Center
Johnson Brothers
Remington Chain Lawe
Myers Water System
Bill and Rose
Taylor's Jewelry & Watch
Corry
Colonial Terrace
Nellie Burlingame
ARS
Phyllis Rice
Merse J. Process CO
Rupp Snowmobiles
McCulloch
Blatt Bros. Cable CO
You
Chrysler
Corry, Pa