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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1977
Page
3
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In a rare interview First Lady Rosalynn Carter explains she voices her views to President Carter and backs family mental health goals. She supports sex education for Amy, praises honesty about church and personal spending, and details finances and food for the White House family.
The Senate is set to weigh the House tax package, including a 50 per person rebate and a new business tax cut, as lawmakers debate broader changes. The House passed the bill 282 to 131, expanding rebates to welfare recipients and other groups, while keeping limits by income.
Gainesville Florida AP reports Dr. Jaime Frias of the University of Florida birth defects center says heavy alcohol use during pregnancy markedly raises risks of mental retardation and multiple anomalies. He cites a 60 percent chance of cognitive impairment and 30 percent for additional malformations based on a review of over 50,000 pregnancies and follow-up through age. He notes defects include crossed eyes small eye openings smaller head circumference cleft palate ear abnormalities and congenital heart disease. Alcoholism among American women is rising comprising about half of the 10 million alcoholic population.
Tea prices are set to rise worldwide as London dealers warn Britons may pay double for a cup this summer. Auction prices jumped from 1.20 to 2.90 per kilo as American and Canadian buyers helped tighten supply, with effects delayed by distribution lags.
An underground dynamite blast at National Lime and Stone Co. in Wyandot County shook Michigan towns up to 100 miles away. Sheriff Kauble reports a crater 100 by 80 by 50 feet, debris over a mile, thousands of dollars in damage, and no injuries. The incident follows a February strike and a March minor blast at the plant manager’s driveway under federal inquiry.
Rescuers into Big Lick Mountain drill again after an electronic probe failed to find signs of life from five missing Kocher Coal Co. miners since March 1. A second shaft reached 201 feet as teams worked amid cautious optimism and warnings from officials about slim chances of survivors. Ronald Adley, 37, was rescued from an air pocket and is in good condition at a Pottsville hospital.
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