Nine students qualify for National Merit test at Spar ta Merged High
Fourteen juniors from Spar ta Merged High School, including Melen Yoder Judy Ann Bryant Carol Morris Debbie Fish Naomi Bauer Donald Rifenberick Warren Brown James Linden Martin Pfusch Allen Sikiff Milton Smithers Roger Stranahan Linda Scouten Dora Lee Blakeslee, took the National Merit Scholarship qualifying test yesterday as announced by supervising principal Roland Putnam. The Warren Area school board held that no bus transportation will be provided to the new high school for borough residents amid ongoing discussions on transporting students from outlying districts. estimated annual costs to transport all students were given as 25 000 to 30 000. The extended forecast for Western Pennsylvania from tomorrow through Monday March 14 predicts temperatures 12 to 15 degrees below normal with one quarter to three quarters of an inch of precipitation mainly tomorrow and Sunday or Monday. Erie Port Director Calvin B Dingler expects the first Seaway cargo for Erie this year, likely wood pulp for Hammermill Paper Co, Horton & Co., Inc., with 450 tons planned for early April. Parks Director Charles Downing called for bids by March 23 on Glenwood Park refreshment stand and pony track concessions for April 10 to October 31. Police reported a car repeatedly passed a west side home last night around ten minute intervals. the car did not reappear. A 40 degree drop in temperature in 24 hours left 10 degrees last night, the coldest night in some time. high was 30.
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Dora Lee Blakeslee
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Ben-Gurion voices danger to Israeli independence at Brandeis
Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion warned that Israel remains insecure and faces urgent political and economic security needs with immigrant absorption and desert redemption still outstanding. He spoke at Brandeis University after receiving an honorary degree amid protests by Arab diplomats and students.
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Couple Leaves For U.S. To Give Up Baby
In Luton England Yvonne Moore prepares to fly to New York to place her unborn child with South Carolina couple Wilbus and Billie Prescott for adoption. Leo Moore, cut in the yard by burning letters critical of the decision, plans to join her in America after selling his bungalow. Moore says critics do not understand their point of view and aims to start life anew.
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Sub-freezing sweep grips western Pennsylvania weather
Frigid air pushes western Pennsylvania readings below zero with St Marys 18 below and Kane 17 below while Brookville and Philipsburg report minus 11 and minus 12. Central and eastern sections climb into the teens to 30s as a new storm moves east expected to bring several inches of snow, even as Pittsburgh set a record low of 3 degrees. River flood threat eases for now though forecaster Vernon Houghton continues a 1200 mile river headwater trip for signs of flood risk amid heavy snow.
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Steering wheel saves life in Chairshill gun battle
In Uniontown Pennsylvania a fourteen year old, Lawrence Swenalish, credits a windshield steering wheel for saving his life after a deadly gunfight that left five dead and wounded five others. Swenalish, hit in the eye by a bullet fragment, remains at Eve and Bar Hospital in Pittsburgh. Carlys Maust, 28, of Farmington, is listed in fair condition with his wife and two children injured elsewhere.
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Plane skids on runway at St Louis airport
An Eastern Air Lines DC-3 carrying 49 persons from New York skidded off the runway at Municipal Airport during a snowstorm last night when a nose wheel collapsed on landing. No injuries were reported.
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Vote Test Looms in Civil Rights Marathon Debate
Washington AP reports Southern senators aim for a first round victory as they grip the lengthy civil rights battle. A Wednesday test on cloture looms, with leaders signaling likely votes against it though some foresee future chances. The debate centers on a House civil rights bill arriving next week and possible injunction powers for the attorney general.
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Man Walks 11 Miles To Donate Blood In Red Cross Drive
Harold Hamilton of Chestnut Grove Md walked 11 miles to donate a pint as a Red Cross Bloodmobile visited the area after his car broke down. The gesture showed his steadfast vow to contribute blood.
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W. Va
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Chestnut Grove
Red Cross
Fourth U. S. Victim of Quake Dies
Novrene Bauer, 16, of Placentia California, becomes the fourth American dead in the Agadir earthquake. Her parents, Werner and Mrs Bauer, were also affected as the Bella Vista Apartments collapsed. The total U.S. death toll is reported up to twelve thousand, with the family flown to Port Lyany for treatment. Bauer worked as an executive at Login International Corp of San Francisco.
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Login International Corp
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Rescue effort continues at ruins of Hotel Sauda
A workbench from a car penter's shop and a boy directing rescuers emerge from a wreckage scene as officials report ongoing search at the Hotel Sauda ruins where several men heard sounds suggesting survivors on Tuesday.
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Powell faces tax case in federal court trial
Adam Clayton Powell Jr. went on trial in federal court on income tax charges. The three count indictment accuses fraudulent deductions totaling 3000 dollars on a 1981 return for his wife Hazel Scott and on a joint return for 1952. Jury selection occupied much of the opening session.
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