Solzhenitsyn Family May Be Released
MOSCOW reports Natalya Solzhenitsyn says her family is promised quick exit visas to join Alexander Solzhenitsyn in Western Europe. She notes officials said his books and papers could move to the West and that archives must be described before export for the author’s multivolume project can proceed.
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Moscow
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Europe
Natalya Solzhenitsyn
West
Solzhenitsyn
Zurich
Switzerland
Fritz Heeb
Russia
Fadeyev
Lenin Library
Weather Devours Wide Swath Across U S Storms
Storm systems from Texas to the Great Lakes spawn heavy snow in New Mexico and Nebraska, 70 mph winds in Fort Worth, hail in Whitney, and tornado watches spanning Texas to Oklahoma. Central Pacific coastal storm brings rain to Washington and Oregon while much of the eastern plains enjoys milder skies. Temperature readings vary from single digits in Wyoming to the mid seventies in Florida.
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Texas
Great Lakes
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Fort Worth
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Kansas
Whitney
Tex
Wichita Falls
Piedmont
Oklahoma
Hennessey
Louisiana
Pacific
Washington
Oregon
California
Sierras
Montana
Arizona
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Arkansas
Evanston
Wyo
Key West
Fla
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Clymer PTA and World Day of Prayer Plans
The February Clymer PTA meets February 25 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with the music department and special groups, honoring past presidents. Lunch by sixth grade mothers, then World Day of Prayer events March 1 at Clymer United Methodist Church hosted with Cutting Community Church, plus area churches listed. Also notes on local clubs, a tureen dinner, and community updates. A Yugoslav bread waste stat is also mentioned.
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Gertrude Gravin
Clymer Pta
Clymer
Clymer United Methodist Church
Ladies of the Cutting Community Church
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Edwards Chapel United Methodist Church
Findley Lake United Methodist Church
North
Edward Beckerink
Roger Dunnewold
Larry McCray
Larry Howard
Clymer Agway
Larry
Bath
N.Y
Agway Committee
Gordon White
Carlyle Neckers
Florida
James Neckers
Robert Bailey
Holland, Mich
Geary Vanderwall
Baby
Clymer Community Club
Amos VanEarden
Pearl Hewes
Harry Vidal
B. Reed
Ben Tewinkle
Janet McIntyre
Noreen Davis
Marguerite van der Schaaff
Lincoln
Gordon Schermerhorn
Dutch Village
Gerald Boland
Harry Beckerink
James Sullivan
Fredonia
Gertrude Gravink
Greg Newhouse
Rochester
Amy Newhouse
Deleo Gravink
Schenectady
Kenneth Hollingsworth
Linda
David
Beaver
Edward Strawbridge
Maxine
Titusville
Bem Smith
The
Legion Auxiliary
Mildred DeShazer
Roberta Renskers
Americanism
Washington
Philadelphia
Betty Querrevel
Edris Duink
Bernice McCann
Legion
Annville
Annville Institute
Kentucky
Nancy Marema
Bell Ringers
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Clymer Hill
Half Speed Engine Test Gains Fuel Economy Interest
In Wast Lansing Michigan John Gerrish and three Michigan State University engineers convert a 1968 Chevy Bel Air to run on four cylinders to test fuel savings. The test reports up to 28.3 mpg on open roads with better efficiency but poor hill and city performance. A GM spokesman warns against engine damage from half-cylinder operation. Dorothy Strohbehn, elected mayor of Council Bluffs, becomes the city’s first woman mayor and faces scrutiny over female leadership.
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Wast Lansing
Mich
John Gerrish
Chevrolet
Gerrish
Michigan State University
Agricultural Engineering Department
Volkswagen
General Motors
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Dorothy Strohbehn
Poor Nations Face Collapse Amid Aid Shortfall
About 30 poor nations with 900 million people risk economic collapse without help to cover higher food fuel costs. The Overseas Development Council study cites nations in tropical Africa Southeast Asia and Central America including India Bangladesh Chile Uruguay and possibly the Philippines. Grant says an extra 3 billion yearly is needed plus up to 1 billion more for coal conversion and fuel shortage easing.
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Washington
Africa
Southeast Asia
Central America
Chile
Uruguay
Philippines
Overseas Development Council
India
Bangladesh
James P. Grant
State Department
Council
Grant
Scofflaws Owe S117,767 in Parking Fines
Buffalo police release list of 396 scofflaws owing 117 767 in parking tickets. Each owes at least 200, some dating back three years. Inspector John B. Myers says notices were sent. if ignored, the matter goes to the Corporation Counsel for possible warrants and action. James P Lombardo leads the list with 1816 owed for 214 tags.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Police Traffic Division
John B. Myers
City Corporation Counsel’s
Corporation Counsel's Office
James P. Lombardo
Orchard Park
Buffalo Southeast
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U.S
Country Foods
East Columbus Avenue
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bill - Rose
G. C. Murphy CO
Corry Plaza
Nixon
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Scofflaws
Black & White
Corry, Pa
Cail
Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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