Teachers Strike Hurts Philadelphia Students
In Philadelphia the seven week teachers strike has left 276000 public school students shortchanged. With makeshift classrooms and fewer teachers on duty, many students attend tutors or skip class. Seniors worry about college transcripts and grades while officials say schools remain open.
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Special Meat Reduces Ones Cholesterol
Australian National University researchers report that feeding cattle and sheep with a formaldehyde treated casein coated feed raises polyunsaturated fat in animal fat tenfold versus normal feed. In a New England Journal of Medicine study five of six subjects who ate the special fed meat and milk showed about 10 percent lower blood cholesterol than on regular meat and milk.
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Boston
Australian National University
New England Journal of Medicine
Emergency Medical Access Lapsed at Corry Hospitals and Homes
A fragmented notice lists Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service contact lines and volunteers on Sunday shifts. It itemizes admitted patients and discharges across multiple addresses in Corry Spartansburg and Columbus, naming Mrs Lynn Austin Mrs Edith Resinger Ivan Rose and families.
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Lynn Austin
Edith Resinger
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Centera
Debated Western Pa Facility May Get Provisional Renewal
A state Welfare Department review team voted to amend its stance on the Mitchell Home for Retarded Children at Atlantic from closing to granting provisional license renewal contingent on operations being turned over to a welfare-named trustee. Earlier hearings cited alleged overdrugging underpayment and a death due to inadequate care. the final decision hinges on regulatory trusteeship and safety improvements. Police reported a high speed car crash near the scene of an Indiana County incident, with the driver Zuslag losing control and striking a tree.
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Indian Chief Ben Black Elk Dies at 73 in Pine Ridge
Ben Black Elk famed as the world’s most photographed Indian and Mount Rushmore’s “fifth face” died in Pine Ridge South Dakota yesterday at age 73. He was known for being photographed in front of Rushmore thousands of times daily.
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Union City Memorial Hospital and Local Residents List
A local notice lists Union City Memorial Hospital and ambulance contact numbers. It also provides a roster of residents with addresses including Union City and Waterford, naming individuals such as John Russ, Clifford Miller, Mrs. Carola Hutchinson, Anthony Keiser, and others across Perry Street, Park Street, Washington Street, and Putnam. The compilation references several R.D. and street addresses and includes residents in Union City, Waterford, Wattsburg, and Brooklyn, N.Y.
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Clifford Miller, Sr
Park Street
Daniel Quigley
Erie
Carola Hutchinson
Washington Street
Anthony Keiser
R.D
Waterford
Alan Willison
Perry Street
Larry Bujnowski
Union City
Maude Richards
Stanley Porzuczek
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lewis Hellyer
New Street
Bonnie Wojtecki
Warden Street
Agnes Dugan
North Main Street
Thomas Coatoam
Wattsburg
Anna Louise Crowe
Putnam Street
Martha Greenwood
Mary Coatoam
World Church Head Ends Soviet Visit
Dr Phillip Potter secretary general of the World Council of Churches ended a week long visit to the Soviet Union in Moscow Potter a Methodist from the West Indies concluded his trip Friday delegations officials said as the Soviet leaders hosted visitors and discussed church matters during his stay
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Phillip Potter
World Council of Churches
Soviet Union
Potter
West Indies
Agnew Denies Move To Cut Press Freedom
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told the Minnesota Newspaper Association there is no Nixon policy to curtail press freedom and that clashes with the press are traditional. He argued editors are fallible humans and criticized critics as hysterical while noting such controversy is a normal adversarial relationship.
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Agnew
John F. Kennedy
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