Snowmobiles blamed as deadly after Pennsylvania New York gaps
A weekend tally from Pennsylvania and nearby New York counties records five deaths and three injuries from snowmobile accidents. The piece argues snowmobiles are as dangerous as cars, urges stronger laws, and cautions owners to act responsibly to prevent further tragedies. It also includes a separate editorial note on profit motives and free enterprise from the Assabet Valley Beacon.
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Harrisburg Week Offers Policy Talk and Local Bills
A mixed Harrisburg week featured Governor Shapp backing Senator Muskie for president, debates on snowmobile noise, and amendments to can be moved forward like school director elections, tax on mobile homes, and retirement fund investments. The capital scene included concerns about pollution rules, eminent domain aid, and redistricting, with praise for Insurance Commissioner Denenberg and a note honoring Rep. Sarah Anderson on her 78th birthday. In Washington, CIA reports report Hanoi pursuing Indochina war expansion despite U.S. withdrawal signals and potential outcomes depending on election results.
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Paris peace talks vanish in CIA notes and junket trivia
The CIA summary warns of Laos tension with potential Chinese involvement if Thai troops stay in Laos while North Vietnamese allies push Ho Chi Minh's line to vanquish the Americans. Separate coverage notes that 14 Ways and Means Committee members led a costly Europe trip to study the Common Market, with some members extending to India, Australia and New Zealand.
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Put Spring in Your Step for Longer Life
A health piece argues frequent brisk walking boosts leg muscle tone and venous return, citing Dr. Paul Meredith and Dr. Paul Dudley White. It notes astronauts’ weightlessness and stresses that toe-off walking improves blood flow, oxygen to the brain, and overall longevity.
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Mothers March on Polio nets $650 in Corry drive
Lights across Corry burned as 62 local mothers organized the Mothers March on Polio. Chairwoman Mrs J Donald Watson reported preliminary totals at $650 with further returns expected today. Nearby items note a grocery partnership dissolution and a birthday party for two girls, Janet and Diane Humphrey, with other local notices from February 1, 1932.
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