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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1971
Page
3
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How To Get Into College What Do Colleges Want In Students
A 1960s era look at college admissions outlines key factors: test scores and grades, course rigor, teacher letters with specifics, and evidence of extracurricular activity. Deans emphasize depth beyond academics and breadth of achievement over sheer quantity of recommendations.
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William Waugh
J.W. Robson
UCLA
Yale
R. Inslee Clark
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University of North Carolina
Dean Clark
Stanford
Douglas Walker
Duke University
Robert H. Ballantyne
Lost Hunter 17 Found After Two Day Snow Search
Johnstown youth David Novak, 17, who went missing on Ligonier Mountain while hunting with his brother, was found Thursday morning in fair condition at Lee Hospital. Bloodhounds, a state police helicopter, snowmobiles and volunteers conducted a two day search before locating him near the Cambria Somerset Westmoreland line.
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Johnstown
Ligonier Mountain
Lee Hospital
David Novak
Novak
Ridge
Cambria
Somerset- Westmoreland County
House Panel Approves New Freeze Control
Washington AP The House Banking Committee approved Phase 2 economic controls extending Nixon authority through April 30 1973 with tougher price overcharge penalties and retroactive pay raises while leaving some board decisions to authorities. Senate parallels differ on pay raise consistency and newspaper exemption. In Istanbul five terrorists escaped a military prison via a sewer pipe including Mahir Cayan linked to the Elrom case.
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Chemist proposes tax on dividends of polluting firms
In Harrisburg AP report Dr Chauncey Kepford of York urged a special tax on dividends of air polluting companies to push management toward cleaner practices. The Environmental Quality Board heard hearings in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Harrisburg as it works toward a plan by January 30 to meet federal emission rules and antipollution device regulations.
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Pennsylvania
Chauncey Kepford
Environmental Quality Board
Kepford
York
York County Environmental Council
Department of Environmental Resources
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Harborcreek 5 Year Old Drowns In Pond Ice
A Harborcreek Township five year old boy died after falling through thin ice into about four feet of water at a pond owned by Benjamin H Winslow Sr. His companion, five year old Mark J Winslow, was rescued and is in serious condition at Hamet Medical Center. Police say the Baxter boy’s body was later recovered under the ice. The coroner will rule on the death, considered accidental drowning.
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Harborcreek
Harborcreek Township
Hamet Medical Center
Brian C. Baxter
Robert Baxter
Mark J. Winslow
Mark Winslow
Benjamin H. Winslow Sr
Lawrence Park
Winslow
Mark
Baxter
Hamet
Jean Baxter
Wesleyville
Merle Wood
Found Guilty Of Killing Son-In-Law In Pittsburgh
A 64 year old man, Charles Urso, was found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting death of his son in law James DiLucia, 20, in a car in the Hays section after three days of domestic strife. Sentencing is set for January 5 by Judge Henry R. Smith.
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Charles Urso
Henry R. Smith
James DiLucia
Hays
Urso
Dilucia
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