Assemblyman Allen improves after heart attack in Harrisburg
Assemblyman William Allen of Forest and Warren counties shows improvement after a Dec 10 heart attack in Harrisburg. He faced a brief pneumonia bout and remains in hospital with an expected several weeks of confinement. cards may be sent to Room 411 Harrisburg Hospital Harrisburg Pa.
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William Allen
Forest
Warren Counties
Harrisburg
Allen
Harrsburg Hospital
Funeral services for Frank L Ferry to be held Friday
Funeral services for Frank L Ferry will be held at Bracken Funeral Home Friday at 11 a.m. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in West Lawn Cemetery in Columbus.
Death of Mrs. Robert Keppel in Corry at 44
Mrs. Dixie Lee Keppel of R D 2 Corry died yesterday at home. Born October 14 1927 in Corry she attended Corry High School. Survived by husband Robert married 1953 in Clymer son Edward T Williams sister Barbara Sawdyn father Edward Griffis. Funeral services at James St George Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 pm Rev Marvin Dolby officiating burial West Lawn Cemetery Columbus.
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Robert
Dixie Lee) Keppel
Keppel
R.D. 2
Corry
Turner Hill Road
Corry High School
Robert Keppel
Clymer
Edward Griffis
Edward T. Williams
Nick
Barbara
Snowmobile Race Cancel Likely Without Cold Snap
Corry officials weigh straw as snow substitute but warn warm weather may scrap the event. If cold, snow fails to arrive, the Jaycees could lose about 500 dollars in race promotion costs and the Winter Carnival Committee would share similar losses. Planners monitor forecasts, almanac data, and horoscopes while praying for snow.
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Jaycees
New Martian Ridges Captured by Mariner 9 in Orbit
Pasadena AP reports a Mariner 9 image shows parallel ridges across Mars, likened to elephant hide, suggesting recent volcanism. The photograph from 4,000 miles up, taken Dec 17, indicates a subsiding dust storm and challenges canal theories, as ridges are too small to see from Earth.
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Pasadena
Calif
Marian
Mariner 9
Earth
Moon
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mars
Harold Masursky
U.S. Geological Service
JPL
Birth Rate Drop Puzzles U S Experts
Washington AP report notes a sharp fall in the U S birth rate to 17.3 per thousand, down from 18.3 in 1970, with about 3,591,000 births estimated for the year. Census officials expect final figures in February or March, as January through October data support the preliminary estimate.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Britain Willing to Pull Out of Malta Bases in Dispute
Britain moves to remove 3,500 servicemen and 7,000 dependents from Malta after Prime Minister Mintoff rejects £47 million plus $18.2 million over five years for the island’s naval and air bases. Mintoff had demanded $46.8 million annually, risking loss of base rents and associated military spending. The conflict follows Malta’s narrow no confidence vote, and the island faces economic strain and potential shifts toward Soviet influence.
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London
Britain
Malta
Dom Mintoff
Mediterranean
NATO
Mintoff
T Hat
Minto
Soviet Union
Libya
Europe
Census estimates show 1971 birth rate fall may still imply growth
Census officials note the 1971 birth rate declined but still suggests population growth for the United States. They caution against predicting 1972 shifts, as a large cohort of prime child bearing age women could boost births.
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U.S
Funeral services for Mrs. Chase at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Chase were held at Bracken Funeral Home at 2 p.m with Rev. Walter Gilliland of First United Methodist Church officiating Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Among out of town attendees were C P Kerley of Sarasota Fla and others from Buffalo N Y Clymer Olean and Brewster NY.
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First United Methodist Church
South Center
East Pleasant Streets
Youth Fellowship
Walter Gilliland
Aen Wotot Laase
Chase
Bracken
Pine Grove
C.P. Kerley
Sarasota
Fla
Floyd Gorney
Gorney
John Lucas
St Thomas Church
St .Thomas Cemetery
James Carlisch
Edward Asel
Vincent Clark
George Kurtich Jr
Harley McCray
Milton Swanson
John Gorney
Brewster
N.Y
Terese Bower
Vicki Michalcz
Jamestown Chief Post Delayed To Spring
Mayor Stanley N. Lundine said Acting Police Chief Daniel Bentley will stay on until spring due to SUNY Buffalo faculty hiring freezes. Ball, an assistant professor of criminal justice, may not join Jamestown until after the university's spring semester, citing duties to his students.
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Jamestown
Stanley N. Lundine
Daniel Bentley
State University
John Ball
University
Ball
State University of New York College At Buffalo
Sadie
States tighten welfare costs with mixed results in reforms
California bids higher support contributions from children of elderly recipients while New York ties aid to work or training. Nevada cuts 3,000 welfare rolls for cheating, and New Jersey and Washington trim aid to families with dependent children. Alabama removes 33,000 from rolls amid payment changes. Taxpayers hope for relief in 1972 as costs rise. educators warn courses may be cut if funds fail to arrive.
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California
New York
Nevada
New Jersey
Washington
Alabama
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Howard Gates
R.D. 4
Sciota Road
North Center Street
Stanley Proctor
Mead Avenue
Gates
Route
William A. Lindstrom Jr
B.D
Glen C. Bailey
Lindstrom
Bailey
Polite
Luella C. Willman
East Washington Street
Capwell's Laundromat
Mrs
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Loblaws
Tia
West Columbus Ave
Corry Plaza
West
South Street
Cabbage Orchard Park Elbow Macaroni Kraft
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Sivers Sales & Service
Polaris
Mutschler Brothers
the Kitchen Village, Inc
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Phoenix Hotel
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Craker’s
Worth Street
Corry, Pa
U.S. Army Recruiting Station
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