Jobless Rate Holds and Farm Prices Decline
Washington reports December wholesale farm prices fell modestly while unemployment stayed at 8.3 percent with about 7 million jobless. Full year 1973 average unemployment was 8.5 percent. inflation eased in December as farm and food prices declined, but nonfood prices rose.
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Labor Department
Backhoe toppled injures operator in Petaluma tragedy
Harley Garner, 22, of Petaluma Calif, lost an arm when his backhoe toppled down a slope pinning him between a tree and heavy debris. Rescuers work to free him as he recovers from surgery in satisfactory condition.
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Harley Garner
Petaluma
Calif
Garner
PennDOT Mystified by Elderly Fare Worries in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, the Department of Transportation appears puzzled by public notices about elderly fare changes. Officials grapple with unclear announcements as questions rise about access and affordability for seniors.
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Harrisburg
Department of Transportation
College Credit Courses Ready At High School
The Behrend College of Penn State offers two undergraduate courses at Corry Area High School open to any high school graduate interested in history or psychology. Each three credits meets twice weekly for sixteen weeks. psychology runs 7 to 8 15 p.m. and history 8 20 to 9 35 p.m. Registration depends on enrollment numbers.
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Pennsylvania State University
Corry Area
United States
Leroy Peck
Area High School
Premier Chou En-lai dies at 79 ending era of Chinese statesmanship
China mourns two weeks for Premier Chou En-lai who died at 79 after a long illness. Teng Hsiao-peng expected to become premier, while Chou’s power in the Communist Party raises questions about succession. Funeral set for Jan. 15 in Peking under Mao Zedong. Foreign embassies report flags at half staff and subdued crowds outside newspapers as details unfold.
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China
Chou Ei-lai
Teng Hsiao-peng
Chow
Communist Party
Wang Hung-wen
Peking
Hsinhua
Mao Tse-tung
Chinese Communist Party
Chen
Chou En-lai
Tienanmen Square
People's Daily
MTI
Great Hall
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State sells $100 million bond at favorable rate
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania sold a $100 million 20 year highway recreation and conservation bond at 6.24 percent, cheaper than a prior issue at 6.72 percent. Gov. Shapp hailed the bid as evidence of financial stability despite housing agency concerns, while banks proposed a plan to rescue the housing agency with a state guarantee if repayment fails.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Arthur Hileman
Shapp
First Pennsylvania
Girard
Fidelity
Provident National
Philadelphia
National Central
Lancaster
Equibanik
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Pittsburgh National Bank
First National City Bank of New York
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State Treasury
Adinistration
New York City
Council Plans Public Talk On Found Money Funds
Corry city officials will outline how county state and federal funds are sought to support local projects. The Monday meeting will discuss sources of found money across the Fourth Ward South Center Street hill airport Mead Park police department and planned downtown renewal and zoning hearings set for Tuesday to advance this year’s downtown allocation.
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Corry
Fourth Ward
South
Eildepee
Heelys
State Fuede
Sciota Street
Robert Grice
Toth
Winter Strikes Hit Northern States With Freezing Temperatures
The northern half of the country faced subfreezing weather for a second day with lows around 28 in Florida and hard freezes forecast for Southeast Louisiana. Forecasters warn travel advisories across the Appalachians, Cascades, and northern Rockies as snow and rain disrupt travel from the Great Lakes to the West Coast. Growers plan protective measures for citrus amid cold snap.
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New England
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Pacific Coast
Louisiana
West Virginia
Rockies
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
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