Bulganin dies at 79 after long illness in Moscow
Niekiloai Bulganin former Soviet premier from 1955 to 1958 died after a long illness Tass reported. He was ousted in 1958 by Khrushchev, later exiled to Stavropol, and by 1960 was living on pension near Moscow.
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U S airlift to Phnom Penh begins for emergency aid
The United States plans a first wave of airlifted emergency food to Phnom Penh with three DC8 aircraft carrying rice and some fuel. The operation will expand to five planes and up to seven daily flights for up to 30 days, per Assistant Secretary of State Philip Habib.
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Kane Schools Open In Snow Despite Slippery Roads
Kane area schools keep operating despite heavy snow and subzero temps. Superintendent Vern Johnson notes decades of open doors, attendance near 95 percent, and lengthy bus routes like Owl's Nest. Former superintendent Glennis Rickert recalls no closures and quirky methods to keep students warm and safe.
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Our Town slated at Corry High School auditorium
The Corry Area Fine Arts Council will present Thornton Wilder’s Our Town with Allegheny Playshop of Allegheny College at the Corry Area High School auditorium on Saturday March 8 at 8 15 p.m. The traveling show requires minimal scenery and follows townspeople of Grover's Corners through two families and a wedding, ending with a contemplation of life and future.
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Franklin Penn Electric to close Franklin office June 1
Penelec will shut its Franklin business office on June 1 while keeping an operating crew in town. The move, part of cost cutting, includes leasing space for service needs and transferring staff to Oil City division headquarters. One three man crew remains in Franklin to service customers with continued local operations.
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Triumph season at Corry Area High School highlighted by teams
A Corry Area High School letter salutes the winter season with praise for JW and Varsity wrestlers coaches Steve Mennen and Bob Lindsey, JV and Varsity basketball under Bill Klapthor and Jim Gruca, the swim team led by Bill Cochran and Drew Furst, color guard, cheerleaders, majorettes, Pep Band led by Max Bennink, Pep Club president Mike Saxton, and scorekeepers Mary Frisina Kathi McElroy and Jackie Huff. The writer also notes a desire to thank anyone omitted and comments on energy policy discussion credited to Congress and Beaverdam.
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