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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1974

Page

7

Community notices and visits surround Mina disposal area

Local readers learn Mina Cemetery road and Harmony disposal sites host dropoffs on Wednesdays and Saturdays and Mondays and Thursdays respectively with 9 am to 5 pm hours. The column lists family dinners, hostess duties, birthdays, hospital births, and social visits across Sherman Clymer North East Corry and nearby communities.

Bernice Marsh Mina Mina Cemetery Road Harmony Swede Road Malcolm Overbagh Mark John of Sherman Orpha Hapgood Alice Camp Richard Smolk Findley Lake Donald Willey Elouise Marsh Max Bemis Terry Phelps Phelps Angela Denis Cooper Debbie Johnson Clymer Randall Shapoe Hamot Medical Center Erie Randall Gordon Shampoe Hiram Beckerink Cecil Messinger Corry Elouise Amos VanEarden Clifford Schreus Esther Tewinkle Bertha Moody Mildred Owen Sheffield Glen Evans Joan Storer Arthur Wallace North East Edward Conk John Hamilton Johnny Conneaut Lake Gary Evans Cleveland James VanEarden William Vanarden Clymer Center Vernon Humphrey

Temperatures and Snow Sweep Across Nation

Temperatures plunged below freezing from the Plains to New England with a subzero record at Lansing Michigan. Snow flurries dotted the southern Great Lakes area while heavy rain soaked Mobile Alabama and Macon Georgia. Light snow touched the Northern and Central Plains and travel advisories spread through Tennessee and parts of Arkansas and Mississippi.

Associated Press Plains New England Great Lakes Mercury Lansing Mich Alabama North Carolina Mobile Ala Macon Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Upper Ohio Valley Pennsylvania Rockies Washington Ullel Key West Fla Anchorage Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver Detroit Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Miami Minneapolis-St. Paul Nashville New York Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Seattle

Skylab Troubled Space Station Faces Repeated Crises

The Skylab program endured a sequence of near-disasters after launch on May 14. A torn sun shield and jammed power wing forced improvised repairs during the first mission. Astronauts deployed sun shades, repaired hardware, and completed a 59 day return on a two-thruster plan, before further gyro scope and system issues challenged Skylab 3.

Charles Conrad Joseph P. Kerwin Paul J. Weitz American Aerospace Technology Space Station Sklyab Conrad Kerwin Weitz Skylab James Fletcher National Aeronautics and Space Administration Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott Jack R. Lousma Earth Bean Lousma Garriott Space

Dems Mixed On Herbert Denenberg Senate Bid in Pa

Harrisburg AP reports state Democrats show mixed views on Herbert S. Denenberg a possible U S Senate candidate. Some praise his consumer focus and name recognition, others doubt political timing and call for tested leadership. Committee hearings touched Denenberg Logue Mesares and a Kury rep as open primary debates loom. A March 13 session precedes a May 21 primary amid endorsement debates and calls for possible open primary.

Harrisburg Herbert S. Denenberg U.S. Senate Thomas McCabe Chester County James R. Kelley Pennsylvania Kelley Westmoreland County Denenberg Nixon Shapp John Logue Villanova University Frank Mesares State Labor Department Franklin L. Kury Northumberland Senate Ernest P. Kline U.S William J. Green Frank L. Rizzo Philadelphia Thomas Healy Blair County

London Youth Leaders Urge Dimming Lights At Youth Clubs

In Merton, south London, youth officer Tony Gibbs cites medical evidence that flashing lights and loud music can trigger seizures and hearing loss in teens. He warns epileptics and some non epileptics may be affected, especially after fasting or drinking alcohol.

London Merton Tony Gibbs

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