New Fiction at Corry Public Library Read Any Good Books Lately
The Corry Public Library Committee previews new titles across fiction and non fiction. Highlights include Mary McCarthy Birds of America Hildegarde Dolson and Isabel Bolton with works ranging from gossipy family tales to murder mysteries. Also noted are non fiction guides on flowers recipes and home maintenance with a New York lens on corrective lenses and early myopia indicators in children.
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The
Corry
Mary McCarthy
Peter Levi
Miss McCarthy
France
Sorbonne
New England
Peter
Meaure
New York
Society For Visual Care
Deadline Nearing For College Aid
State scholarship deadline extended to June 20 for degree granting students while non degree programs keep August 1. Kenneth H. Reeder of PHEAA urges 1971 graduates and eligible students to file now, noting legislative appropriations may affect processing. Applications available via high school counselors financial aid officers or PHEAA Towne House Harrisburg PA. First time non degree applicants still have August 1 deadline.
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Kenneth H. Reeder
PHEAA
Reeder
Institutions of Higher Learning
Towne House
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Legislators
A Better Chance Program Raises College Bound Students
Washington AP reports the A Better Chance program places lower income high school students in private boarding schools. About five of six ABC participants graduate, with 97 percent of graduates entering colleges such as Yale Harvard Dartmouth Columbia Cornell Chicago and Penn. At least 70 percent complete college, and many pursue graduate study. The program began with 23 Northeast private schools, operates as a non profit, and is 75 percent funded by donors.
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Washington
ABC
Yale
Harvard
Dartmouth
Columbia
Cornell
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Tricia Nixon Fiancé Plans Public Interest Work This Summer
Edward F Cox a Harvard Law student and Tricia Nixon’s fiancé says he will work on public interest cases such as water pollution and consumer fraud while a summer trainee in the U S attorney’s office. He will be one of 70 trainees, paid 60 dollars weekly, with duties starting after their honeymoon. He will attend various preparatory schools and join ABC program Youth leadership groups are described amid a Pittsburgh school fight report and notes on the ABC college access effort including costs and donor support.
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New York
Edward F. Cox
Tricia Nixon
US Attorney's Office
Harvard Law School
U.S
Tricia
ABC
William D. Berkeley
Berkeley
Garvey Clarke
Clarke
Insecticide Kills More Cattle On Polk Farm
Polk State School and Hospital reports 12 cattle killed by Thymet 10-G insecticide used with potato planting. Two more Holstein heifers died, with eight others affected after the planter was housed above cattle feed in the barn, allowing pesticide dribbles to contaminate hay and stalls.
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Polk
Polk State School
Thomas Jones
Jones
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Lionel Davidson
Joan Aiken
Isabel Bolton
Will Bryant
Michael Butterworth
Jack Curtis Sanche de Gramo
Patricia Dizenzo
Noel Gerson Robert James Ellis Meacham Zelda Popkin Howard Simpson
Mee Ghidenang
Smith
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Imake Smith
Hildegarde Dolson
Franklin
Esther R. Becker
Alice M. Coats Flowers
Family Handyman
America’s Handyman
David Green
Queen Anne Lee Becker
California
William J. Hornung
James B. Leisenring
A.M. Watkins
Brian D. Morley
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Carrig’s Footwear
North Center St
Walt Disney
Walt Disney Ibn
Ferves
Prarch
Mae
Tricia Husband
Phillips Exeter Academy
Miss Hall's School
Deerfield Academy
Choate School
Brooks School
St Paul’s School
Pittsburgh
Peabody High School
East Liberty
Aniversary Sale
Pravant FM
Aap
Ouaran
Eas Ia
Ela Hae
Ala
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BOK
Eared Hae Corry Plaza
Route 6
Carole Joanne
North Center Street
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