19 Die On Pa Highways In Weather Driven Crashes
The Associated Press reports Pennsylvania highways claimed 19 lives as warm weather drew crowds outdoors. Fatal crashes crowded the weekend, including a four killed on U S 19 near Cambridge Springs, and a Turnpike collision near Philadelphia. Several other crashes killed youths and adults across the state, with police pursuit deaths in Spartansburg and a fatal I 80 wreck near Clarion. A nearby plane crash in Gilbery, West Virginia killed two and injured one.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone Auto Club
U.S. 19
Cambridge Springs
Crawford County
Kenneth Bartholomew
Charles Mitchell
Waterford
William Robinson
Fiie
Lynn Arnold
Westville
N.Y
Pittsburgh
Valley Forge
Harvey Bollens
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Philadelphia
East Stroudsburg
Charlotte Deetz
Marie Young
Hast Stroudsburg
Darie McKeegan
Hazle
Smethport
Janet Clothier
Naval Academy
Ex Clothier
John Robinson
Norwalk
Conn
Clarion
Leslie Minnich
Sewickley
Joseph Slusser
Bloomsburg
Melissa Lankey
New Alexandria
Hursday
J. Rodger McAllister
Brookhaven
Media
David Jockey
Conneaut Lake
Social Visits and Family Events Across Several Towns
Pittsfield residents Mr and Mrs Charles Camp dined with sister in law Mrs Alice Camp then visited Mr and Mrs Richard Smolk at Findley Lake. Corry couple Mr and Mrs Morgan Peck called on sister Mrs Lillian Wallace. Aikens Sr attended a 45th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Harry Kensink at North Clymer. Bernice Marsh and Miss Klouise Marsh hosted dinner for Mrs Harry Hickle Kay and Donna. Dale Lisenicki Edward Prugar and families visited Joseph Nakoski. Kink of Elizabethtown Pa and Norman Aikens Sherman called on Clifford Aikens Sr. Callers Bernice and Klouise Marsh week included Arthur Wallace and Mrs Walter DeShazer. Mrs Walter DeShazer visited Varl Bayle Tuesday. Miss Hlouise Marsh and Mrs Bernice Marsh called on Arn Lambert in Corry.
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Bernice Marsh
Bth
Arthur Wallace
North East
Albert
Celia) Dendler
Westport
Mass
Joseph Nakoski
Dendler
Oklahoma City
Okio
David Albright
Beverly Albright
Jamestown
Hlouise Marsh
Amos Vanharden
Wilber VanKarden
Conservaton Club
Myron Wllace
Cecil Humphrey
Lee Nichols
Meadville
Glen
David Daugherty
Margaret Bemis
Marion Way
David Fassett
Carling
DeShazers
Salt Lake City
Temple Square
Russell Pugh
Loveland
Colo
Margaret
Los Angeles
Denver
David Bayle
Mount Rushmore
Wall Drug
Badlands
Pioneer Auto
Oregon
Iowa
Amos VanKarden
William VanKarden
Ulymer Center
Glen Evans
Henry Habink
Clymer
Frank Evans
Philipsville
Sibley Wright
Colorado
Edward Beckerink
Buffalo
Charles Camp
Pittsfield
Alice Camp
Richard Smolk
Findley Lake
Morgan Peck
Corry
Lillian Wallace
Clifford Aikens Sr
North Clymer
Harry Kensink
Klou
Bernice
Klouise Marsh
Walter DeShazer
Varl Bayle
Westmoreland says global crisis could hinge on solving economies
Retired General William Westmoreland warned the survival of the western world may depend on solving world economic problems. The Detroit office of the United Farm Workers announced a new member, the 2 day old granddaughter of UFW President Cesar Chavez. Chess legend Michail Botvinnik criticized Anatoly Karpov for offering to play Bobby Fischer, citing past pupil relations and current title status.
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William Westmoreland
Detroit
United Farm Workers Union
UFW
Cesar Chavez
Michale Botvinnik
Anatoly Karpov
Bobby Fisher
Businesses shift to after eight for energy savings
Hundreds of businesses institutions and local governments plan to run electricity after 8 p.m. to curb future cost increases. The move requires investment and effort but promises long term savings as managers tout energy management. Follow examples of proactive leaders and reschedule chores like washing drying and baking to after eight.
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Arn Lambert
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