Slippery Rock graduate Charise Ohrn plans graduate study
Charise Ohrn daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Ohrn of 652 Union Street completed a bachelor of arts with a major in French at Slippery Rock State College and will pursue graduate work at Pennsylvania State University. She was active in Pi Delta Phi and is a 1967 Corry Area High School graduate who was a cheerleader and NHS member. A new advisory committee at Youngsville High School will form a conduct code with twelve students six teachers and seven parents named to the panel. The Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg suspended 1.2 million in annual increases requested by Home Telephone of Ridgway and Meadville Telephone, subsidiaries of Mid-Continent Telephone Corp., due to possible overvaluation of plant. United Data Services plans to buy a lot in Franklin and build an office complex, supplying automated processing for two banks. Two Oil City girls listed as missing were found safe in Cumberland Maryland, ending concern over their whereabouts.
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Public Utility Commission
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Home Telephone
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Meadville Telephone
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp
Hudson, Ohio
United Data Services, Inc
Franklin
Colonial Fort Plaza
United Data Services
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co
Titusville
First Seneca Bank and Trust Co
Oil City
Fauntroy Wins DC Democratic Nomination for Nonvoting Delegate
Reverend Walter E. Fauntroy, backed by MLK legacy, won the Democratic nomination for Washington District of Columbia's nonvoting House delegate. He led with 41,470 votes amid a 47 percent turnout of 200,327 registered voters. John Nevins took Republican nod unopposed.
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Walter E. Fauntroy
Martin Luther King
District of Columbia
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Joseph Yeldell
TBM
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Census Exposes City Suburb Education Gap
The Census Bureau reports a wide education gap between central city residents and suburban dwellers. More suburbanites complete high school and pursue higher education, while inner city residents show lower attainment with racial disparities noted. The data reference 1967 figures and trends toward suburban relocation after college graduation.
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Census Bureau
Reagan Seeks Total Welfare Reform in State of the State
Gov. Ronald Reagan proposes sweeping welfare changes in California including a public work force for relief recipients. He calls for budget balance without tax hikes while splitting welfare into pensioners and the employable jobless, with automating aging and disability payments and expanding job training.
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IRS Seeks Disclosure Of Foreign Bank Accounts
Washington AP reports the 1040 form now asks U S taxpayers to reveal any interest or authority over foreign bank or financial accounts. The Swiss Bank Bill mandates extensive reporting to curb tax evasion and cap illicit outflows, with exemptions for accounts at U S military facilities. Switzerland recently pledged cooperation to halt secret foreign accounts.
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Driving to reopen Phnom Penh sea lifeline by joint Viet Khmer force
Saigon reports 140 armored cars and over 13 000 troops from South Vietnam and Cambodia launch a two way push to reopen Highway 4 from Phnom Penh to Kompong Som. Initial clashes reported near Pich Nil and Stung Chhay with casualties among marines and Cambodian forces. U S planes active in interdiction missions.
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Cambodia
Kompong Som
Elephant Mountains
Pich Nil
Stung Chhay
Trapeang Kea
U.S
Egypt Proposes UN Peace Keeping Forces
Cairo papers report Egypt’s plan for a three point Middle East peace plan with a Big Four UN peacekeeping force. Foreign Minister Riad spoke with Egypt’s UN ambassador and urged Jarring to publicize the Israeli proposals amid Cairo reception of strong Western support and broad calls for a UN council session before Feb. 5 ceasefire.
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Israel
al Ahram
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