New Orange Juice Drug Battles Heroin Addiction in Pa
Harrisburg reports that Pennsylvania adopts a methadone based program using orange juice as a daily dose to curb heroin cravings. Four treatment centers in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Harrisburg operate under state Health Department guidance with bipartisan legislative support.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Health Department
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
State Health Department
William Weiland
State Senate
Ernest P. Kline
D-Beaver
Philadelphia Bulletin
Claude Lewis
Kline
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Richard Snyder
R-Lancaster
U S Faces Potential Pollution Disaster
Congress hears alarming testimony on air and water pollution from coal and oil plants and dam discharge. Experts warn thermal pollution and higher nitrogen levels threaten ecosystems as U S demand for electricity grows toward 1990 and beyond.
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Washington
Congress
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
America
U.S
Hope to Drop Property Tax for Elderly
A movement in the State House aims to relieve elderly homeowners and renters from local real estate taxes. Rep. Forest Hopkins notes under the new constitution the state can provide relief, with local governments reimbursed. A package of tax bills proposes $50 million to return to communities to fund elderly relief and considers a state lottery to fund aid.
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State House of Representatives
Forest Hopkins
North East
Hopkins
House Committees
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Fire alarm at Stanford High School prompts swift response
Last night the Stanford Hose Co. rushed to Stanford High School after a 141 signal from number one fire station. Three pieces of equipment and over 25 firefighters arrived to check a flickering floodlight caused by a suspected short, spurring a neighbor to call in a potential fire. Officials noted the department prefers quick calls when the school is involved.
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Stanford Hose Co
Neates
Gunahy
Attention Turns To Feeding Biafrans After Surrender
In Lagos AP reports Nigeria's Maj. Gen Yakubu Gowon accepted Biafra's surrender at midnight and promised amnesty while calling for talks to finalize terms. Relief plans from Europe and the United States awaited Nigerian approval to aid an estimated four million hungry Toos and other tribesmen. A top official said food exists but distribution is the challenge as reception centers are being set up for millions.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Yakubu Gowon
Biafra
Gowon
Biafran
Philip Effiong
Organization of African Unity
Effiong
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
Red Cross
Ojukwu
Libreville
Gabon
Lusaka
Zambia
Europe
Federal Rehabilitation Commission
Enugu
Sharp Vietnam fighting erupts south of Da Nang
AP reports intensified North Vietnamese antiaircraft activity in Laos and a rapid Mekong Delta buildup in South Vietnam. US says three light helicopters shot down, two Americans killed, 17 wounded, while enemy losses reach five killed. Vietnam news describes growing VNL threats, supply routes on the Ho Chi Minh Trail, and possible high casualties ahead. World events follow with Biafran capitulation and Nigeria's pursuit of peace with Effiong signaling federal structure and refugee relief efforts.
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Saigon
Laos
Mekong
South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Corry School Boardmeet 15 minutes study 7:30 plan
Corry school directors met for about fifteen minutes and discussed shifting the city board meeting to 7 30 p m from 7 15 p m to leave room for the Corry Area Joint School Committee. President Alice Brown said longer business may revert to 7 15 if needed and approved raises for treasurer Mary Hubley to 1519 and assistant treasurer Marge MoKeta to 1378.
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Corry
Corry Area
Corry Board
Alice Brown
Mary Hubley
Marge MoKeta
Four highway crashes injure one in Corry area
Corry State Police reported four crashes yesterday, three near Titusville and one north of Union City. Hazen and Tenney collided on Route 8 with whiplash injuries to Tenney and $900 in vehicle damage. a lumber truck rollover on Route 6 caused by shifting load. Ulbrich versus Steuart on Route 97 with $475 damage. and a tractor-trailer forced off Route 89 causing a damaged telephone pole worth $200. Arrests were pending in two incidents.
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Corry
Titusville
Union City
William F. Hazen
Robert G. Tenney
Robert Fleetwood
Hazen
Tenney
Route
Fleetwood
Ronald L. Burrows
Murray Street
Burrows
James D. Uldrich
South Street
Ulbrich
Douglas Steuart
Worth Street
Steuart
Donald Haisley
General Telephone Co
Julius Sander
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Norbert Irish
Oil City
Corry Troopers Arrest Suspect in 1974 Stabbing Death
Corry State Police seized Jack C. Peters, 28, of Erle, in Oll Creek township while he sat on a logging-road jogging path. Peters, wanted for the December 1974 stabbing death of his wife, offered no resistance and was taken to the Corry substation and then handed to Erie City detectives.
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Corry
Jack C. Peters
Erle
Donald Raisley
Norbert Irish
Peters
Oll Creek
Erie City
Corry Area Joint School hires replacements as resignations roll in
The Corry Area Joint School committee accepted two resignations and approved three new hires. High school physics teacher Audrey Heil and third grade teacher Mary F. Johnson left for health and personal reasons. New staff include Thomas W. Elverson Jr. as high school science and math teacher, Francis Bogert as high school English teacher, and Kathleen J. Head as a new teacher. secretary Dolores Brynolfson is replaced by Ruby S. Chase at 5600 per year.
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Corry Area
Audrey. Heil
Millcreek
Mary F’. Johnson
Conalway School
Heil
Thomas W. Elverson Jr
Glenshwaw
Clarion State College
Elverson
Francis Bogert
Bogert
Muhlenbu College
Kathleen J. Head
Albion
Edinboro State College
Miss Head
Johnson
Dolores Brynolfson
S. Anderson
Ruby S. Chase
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Owerri
Vietnam
Delta
Bulletin
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