Beban to Get Award for UCLA Football Honor
UCLA All American quarterback Gary Beban was named the recipient of the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame first award as the All American Scholarship football athlete. The ceremony is set for March 6 in Cincinnati. Also listed are local names and addresses appearing as discharged and residents of Corry, Sherman, Spartansburg, and surrounding areas. A social note adds a community event: a round, square and polka dance at the YMCA on Saturday January 20 from 9 to 12 with a $1 entry.
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IGA
Bob Church
Setonte Dee de Aede
Corry Beverage
Stfeee
the Elks
Trolls
Troyer
YMCA
Hope To Fix Computer For Monday Launch
CAPE KENNEDY FL AP After a power supply failure in a ground computer during a two day countdown rehearsal space officials still hope to launch the first Lunar Module on Monday The fault occurred Friday night and halted the countdown while NASA decided whether to repeat parts of the rehearsal Officials later said the remainder of the rehearsal would be eliminated and that the final 28 hour count could resume Sunday The Saturn 1 booster will drill the Lunar Module into Earth orbit and test landing two astronauts on the moon and lifting off again
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Monstors Systems
Earth
Moon
Deaths and funeral notices for Sorenson and Lynch
Deaths of 66 year old Corry resident Carl Sorenson and Rear Adm Richard B Lynch announced. Sorenson, long tied to the Corry area and local firms, died after a period of illness with services planned at Bracken Funeral Home and burial at Pine Grove Cemetery. Lynch, 83, Pearl Harbor commander and WWII submarine officer, died of a heart attack in Atlanta while on a business trip. Memorials suggested to the Heart Association.
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Mr. Sorenson
R. D
Corry
Conelway Road
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wayne Township
Spencer School
Reynoldsdale
Bedford County
Corry Supply and Equipment Co
Sorenson
Adrian
Jack) Sorenson
Waterford
Dewey Sorenson
Bracken Funeral Home
Ivan Hunsberger
Pine Grove Cemetery
The
Heart Association
Atlanta
Richard B. Lynch
14Th Naval District
Pearl Harbor
Lynch
Hawaiian Sea Frontier
Labor Expels 25 Rebels After Confidence Vote in Commons
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour Party expelled at least 25 members for abstaining in a crucial confidence vote. Rebels including Reginald Paget and Michael Foot faced removal after consultations with Wilson. The party still backed Wilson's social welfare cuts 304 to 9 as Conservatives abstained en masse.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
House of Commons
Reginald Paget
Wilson
Michael Foot
John Silkin
Laborites
Labor
O'Hare Still World's Busiest Air Terminal
O'Hare remained the world's busiest air terminal in 1987 with 612,828 incoming and outgoing flights reported by Chicago aviation commissioner William Downes Jr. The city noted O'Hare's dominance in both domestic and international travel.
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William Downes Jr
Chicago
O'Hare
Signs Removed After Student Center Protest at Georgia
In Athens, at the University of Georgia student center, bathroom signs labeling white and colored were removed following a protest by the Black Student Union that blocked snack bar cashiers. Security guards monitored as a scuffle erupted when a white student tried to pay for milk amid the confrontation.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Black Student Union
Fatal blast blamed on broken line in Reading
Harrisburg AP reports an inquiry found the Jan 9 explosion that killed nine likely resulted from a backhoe striking a gas main, causing a pipe separation in a 3/4 inch service line. No odor or report to the gas company was noted, and ignition cause remains undetermined.
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Harrisburg
Reading
Public Utility Commission
William L. Zedaker
Zedaker
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Panama NY
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Rosy) Sorenson
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Lincoln, Neb
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