Emergency contacts and local notices in Corry area
If emergency, call Corry Memorial Hospital or Corry Ambulance Service. Admitted listed residents with streets in Corry Union City Spartansburg Wattsburg and Corry RD. 3. Discharged names include Terry Miller and son Shaner Eric Corry RD. 3, Dorothy Scheller Corry RD. 2 Dennis Hunter Clymer, Charles 14 son of Doris Atwood and others. Budget cuts noted in Allegheny County with a $36.6 million reduction from a $142.8 million operating budget for 1971. Public hearings began. Also brief items on Valentines candy, snowmobile parts, a Corry Motor Inn offer, and music at Fox Head Lounge.
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Perry McCray
Worth Street
Donald Alexander
Prospect Street
Union City
Andrew Byler
Spartansburg
Norman Conklin
Wattsburg
Harry Grow
Corry
Terry Miller
Shaner Eric
Dorothy Scheller
R.D
Dennis Hunter
Clymer
Charles
Doris Atwood
Frederick Street
Robert Taylor
West
Washington Street
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Commissioners Trust
Corry Motor Inn
Fox Head
War Step-up Likely To Rile Senate
Washington reports a fresh Senate stir may follow Pentagon assessments urging continued and possibly intensified air power in Cambodia. Adm Moorer and Sen Stennis push for stronger support, while Sen McGovern and Symington caution against expanded military action and ground troops.
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Senate
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Cambodia
Adm
Thomas H. Mborer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Vietnam
John Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Mississippi
George McGovern
South Dakota
Stennis
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Laird
Symington
Nixon
Congress
Stemis
Adm. Moorer
Laos
Southeast Asia
Wind chill: how wind lowers thermometer readings
A wind chill chart explains how wind speed makes air feel colder than the thermometer. For example, with a 25 mile per hour wind a 50 degree reading feels like 30, while at zero it feels like 44 below. The chart comes from the World Almanac.
Manson case opens with witness on shooting claim
In Los Angeles the penalty trial of Charles Manson and three women begins with Bernard Crowe, a Hollywood musician, claiming Manson shot him in 1969. Prosecutors seek the death penalty. defense motions argue the process denies due process and calls for life imprisonment.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Manson
Bernard Crowe
Hollywood
Tate
Crowe
Miss Tate
Paul Fitzgerald
California
Fitzgerald
Fitegerald
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atkins
Dave Shinn
Miss Atkins
Financial Crisis Hits Catholic School System Hard
The Roman Catholic school system faces a five year crisis with nearly 400 schools closed or consolidated and enrollments cut by a million. NCEA cites 150 dioceses showing a $267 million shortfall from the expected $1.4 billion. Since 1965-66, 1,965 schools have closed or merged, with enrollment dropping from 5.5 to 4.5 million. High schools rely on tuition, while elementary schools are heavily parish subsidized.
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Washington
National Catholic Education Association
NCEA
C. Albert Koob
Koob
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Anthony's Auto Parts
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Marco
King Features
Zalzneck’s
Lehman’s
Moose Lodge
Cliff Carroll
Sally Wallace
Jamestown
N.Y
Edie Word
Cottle’s
Russell Stover
Seastead
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Leisure Time Toys
Journal
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