Northwestern District Chorus event at Union City High School
Ten Corry Area High School students join peers from area schools for the Northwestern District Chorus event at Union City High School running today through Saturday. Rehearsals lead to two 8 p.m. concerts, one tomorrow and one Saturday, in the Union City High School auditorium.
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Corry
Northwestern
Union City High School
CAHS
Brent Fralick
Gwenn Helmintotter
Marla Boythe
Lynne Aberg
Janet Cooklis
Dave Lyle
Bob Wet
Tom Shaw
Dottie Baressi
Edith Ruth
Journal
McEldowney
Questions for Forest Hopkins on Pennsylvania bill stance
A reader in Corry asks Assemblyman Forest Hopkins to state his position on the new pornography bill and clarifies what is meant by the white and black delegations. The letter also questions his preference for statewide versus county censorship, and asks his views on withholding salaries tied to the state surplus. The writer urges clearer positions and a better written newsletter.
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Forest Hopkins
Corry
Hopkins
Thomas P. McCreesh
Pennsylvania
Legislature
Regional Commission approves $311500 road grant
The Appalachian Regional Commission approves a $311,500 grant to resurface about three miles of road to the PBS Coal Cleaning Plant in Stony Creek township Somerset County. State funding covers the remaining $133,500 for the project as mine shipments rise to the plant.
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Harrisburg
Appalachian Regional Commission
PBS
Stony Creek Township
Somerset County
First State House Contempt Order Jails Pa. Policeman
A March 4 court hearing will test the legality of a House contempt citation that ordered state policeman St Angelo J. Carcaci to jail after he refused to answer 13 questions before the full House. Lipset paused the jail sentence pending a constitutional challenge to the House’s authority. The case raises questions about legislative power and at what point contempt warrants imprisonment.
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Harrisburg
William Lipsitt
Dauphin County
St. Angelo J. Carcaci
Carcaci
Lipset
Lipsitt
Kenneth B. Lee
Careaci
House
Morris Gerber
Gerber
Downey Rice
Law Enforcement Committee
Rice
State Supreme Court
Biologist Doubts Cure for Cancer Feasibility
Nobel laureate James Dewey Watson questioned the massive federal push against cancer as an unrealizable pipe dream. He warned that sociology and priorities in cancer research may not differ from other sciences despite large funding and oversight efforts. He spoke at the Smithsonian on doubts about swift progress amid collaboration and competition in science. Trust Suit Washington The nation's largest dairy cooperative faces an antitrust suit for alleged monopoly practices with former official accusing it of seeking to control all U S milk supplies, imports, and exports.
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Washington
James Dewey Watson
Watson
National Cancer Board
Harvard
Maurice H. P. Wilkins
Francis H.C. Crick
Smithsonian Institution
Frank Nelson Doubleday
United States
David L. Parrk
Associated Milk Producers, Inc
Co-Op
Steelworkers Hike Memberships In 1973 Drive
AP reports the United Steelworkers of America says 1973 organizing boosted membership by 27,000 to 1.4 million, surpassing 1972 recruitment. The gain covers 5,200 locals in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico, with most new members from the aluminum industry. Elmer Chatak credits worker concern over non union gaps in wages and benefits for the surge. the union includes bank tellers, department store clerks and public employees.
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Vittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
JSW
I. W. Abel
United States
Canada
Puerto Rico
Elmer Chatak
USW
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