Joyful Christmas for Korean Orphan Adopted by Norristown Family
Jenny, a three year old from Korea, celebrates her first American Christmas with the Jones family after a perilous adoption history. The child, once neglected and malnourished, is now thriving alongside two other Korean adoptees as her immigration case advances. Senator Hugh Scott has introduced legislation to grant permanent residency.
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Norristown
Jenny
Ronald Jones
America
Jones
Mrs. Jones
Song Sam
Senate
Hugh Scott
Congress
Chris
Suzie
Korea
Drop Outgoing Commissioner From Panel Shocks Erie County
Former Erie County Commissioner Leo P. Weir says he did not have his appointment renewed to the Governor's Justice Commission. Weir, defeated in November, notes he received his walking papers and will leave county government January 5, 1976 after eight years as commissioner and a year as deputy coroner. He was the sole former police officer on the 17 member panel. Weir plans are undecided.
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Shill
Gev
Janon Snapp
Leo P. Weir
Governor's Justice Commission
Weir
Erie County
Tea Commission
Pennsylvania
Justice Commission
Commission of
State Police
Machine Operator Course Planned at Erie Technical School
The Erie County Technical School Adult Program offers a full time machine operator course from January 19 to May 26, 1976. Open to unemployed or underemployed adults and out-of-town youth in Corry to Wattsburg districts. Classes run 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Monday through Friday for UW weeks. Call 864-0641 and ask for Mrs. Jean Shirley to arrange a registration interview. No. 1 Connecticut was the first state to have a written constitution.
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Erie County ‘Technical School
Corry
Fairview
Fort LeBoeuf
General McLane
Girard
Harborcreek
Iroquois
Millcreek
North East
Northwestern
Union City
Wattsburg
Fire County Technical School
Jean Shirley
$90 Million Set For Farm Conservation
The Agriculture Department plans to release $90 million in additional funds for the Agricultural Conservation Program next year, matching Congress approval and awaiting White House budget office clearance. The program subsidizes 50 to 75 percent of approved conservation projects, with debate over future funding and potential cuts in 1976–77. The effort supports farmers, especially small operators, and sustains conservation gains across many counties. Separately, China’s 1975 winter wheat crop may grow next year due to increased acreage, though official Chinese notices lack acreage figures.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Ford Administration
House
United States
Capitol Hill
People's Republic of China
Foreign Agricultural Service
Peking
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Connecticut
Four Musketeers
China
Cewiersy Gorry Fa
CT Drug Stores
Columbus Ave
Corry, PA
North Star
Star OF Magi
Electricals
Laurel
Envel Vall
BRUT
Prince Matchabelli
Palmer Tree
Hal
SUN
Coty
Lanvin
Chantilly
Faberge
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