HEW Spending Poses First Test For Next Congress
Washington AP reports the first congression al clash of the 1970s centers on HEW and related spending. Republicans tally support while Sen. Griffin gauges GOP positions on a compromise 19.7 billion HEW Labor and OEO bill, already passed by the House, awaiting Senate action and possible veto.
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Washington
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
GOP
White House
Departments of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
Office of Economic Opportunity
House
Senate
Griffin
Nixon
National Education Association
Bryce N. Harlow
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Troopers Help Handicapped Youths Skating Outing
Corry State Police at the substation organize transport for over 40 handicapped youths from The Overcomers club to Canadoh ia Lake skating rink. Troopers, CHEER officials, and volunteers drive cars to escort the group, provide skating entertainment, and ensure everyone reaches home. The event showcases trooper community outreach and aims to leave a lasting positive impression on the participants.
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Corry
The
Overcomers
CHEER
Canadohia Lake
Norman Tarbell
John Evanko
Clair Stile
Robert Fleetwood
Evanko
Tarbell
John Lefik
John Bemis
Pat Monroe
Canadettes
Lake Area
Richard Mason
Olin Seidler
Corry Area
$1.5 Million Fire Destroys Sewickley Academy
Pittsburg AP reports a major fire destroyed the main Sewickley Academy building in suburban Sewickley. Loss estimated at over 1.5 million. Headmaster Clifford Nichols said classes continue in other area buildings as temporary facilities are prepared in two churches. Volunteers and local groups aided recovery efforts.
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Pittsburgh
Sewickley Academy
Sewickley
Clifford Nichols
Nichols
YMCA
Robber Kills 1 In Holdup At Ashtabula
In Ashtabula Ohio a gunman robbed Sassler's Restaurant on U S 20 killing Douglas Pawlowski 2 during the hold up as about 10 customers were inside. The shooter took about 400 dollars from the register and wallets and wounded two others including Frederick Wagner Jr and William Burgoon who were treated and kept for observation.
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Tabula, Ohio
Ashtabula
Sassler
U.S. 20
Douglas Pawlowski
Pawloski
Frederick Wagner Jr
Ashtabula General Hospital
William Burgoon
At 100 She Should Feel A Little Old
Evans City PA AP Melissa Kelly celebrated her 100th birthday with about 100 friends and relatives at a home reception hosted by her daughter Sunday. President Nixon sent a telegram. Mrs Kelly, despite failing eyesight, still gardens and enjoys walking, critiquing today’s youth.
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Evans City
Melissa Kelly
Kelly
Pesticide Probe Worries Producers
Washington AP reports pesticide manufacturers worry government moves to outlaw DDT could extend to other hard pesticides. USDA scientist Dr. Ned Bayley says a detailed review will begin in March, with months likely to pass before any action. The first group may include dieldrin and other chlorinated hydrocarbons, focusing on registered uses and available substitutes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ned D. Bayley
USDA
Science and Education
Departments of Interior and Health, Education and Welfare
Baley
Bayley
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Barney
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