Why Did We Have A Mild Winter This Year
Washington AP reports two major air jet streams shaped winter weather. The polar jet wandered off course while a subtropical jet moved north from Central America, creating a sandwich effect that cushioned the United States. Snow fell in Georgia, South Carolina, and parts of North Carolina and Tennessee, while California and the Southwest saw heavy rain.
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Washington
U.S
Central America
Murray Mitchell
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
Environmental Data Service
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Mitchell
Canada
Mid- Atlantic States
Washington State
Oregon
100000 Face Out From U S Social Services
Harrisburg Gov Shapp said new federal rules may cost Pennsylvania up to 50 million dollars in social services. He urged WH system chief Casper Weinberger to revise the March 19 effective regulations. Shapp warned at least 100000 people could be removed or denied services now available, calling the plan illogical and wasteful.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Casper W. Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Richard's Men's Department offers spring jackets for all
The store promotes spring and summer jackets for all ages and sizes. A golf jacket at 5.99 in cotton polyester blends is highlighted along with nylon jacket options in three lengths and shirt jackets. Prices range from 5.99 to 11.00, with all large and extra large available.
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Corry
Richard's Men's Department
PUC Sets Hearing On Bell Rate Hike
Harrisburg AP The Public Utility Commission schedules a tentative May 2 hearing to hear public testimony on Bell Telephone’s proposed 55.7 million rate increase. Additional hearings statewide may follow. Bell cited 29 million of the hike for taxes and warned residential bills could rise up to 60 cents monthly, with some business lines up to 1.38. Also noted: a Toronto study reports artificial perfume luring male houseflies into exhaustion and reduced mating.
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Harrisburg
Public Utility Commission
Bell Telephone
PUC
Bell
Mortgage Rate Ceiling Stays At 8 Per Cent
Sen. Edward Zemprelli and Gov. Shapp reached a pact to extend the 8 percent mortgage rate ceiling through December 31, 1975, despite banker pressure to remove it. Labor and AFL-CIO opposes removal, arguing rates would surge and price home purchases, while lenders claim competition would hold rates down.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Edward Zemprelli
D-Allegheny
Zemprelli
Banking Department
Pennsylvania Bankers Association
Afl-Cio
Nixon Reveals He Dislikes Champagne
President Nixon said he does not like champagne a dislike formed after his first overseas trip as vice president. A 70 day abroad with nightly toasts at a black tie diplomatic dinner led him to avoid the sparkling drink, he stated at a White House gathering.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Bear Lake adopts trash pickup contract and local notices
Peggy Osborne Floyd Smith Sr. was admitted to Corry Hospital Monday. A Bear Lake Borough Council meeting drafted an ordinance for garbage and trash pickups by James Hall effective June 1. Pickups will occur Monday mornings with quarterly billing and county tax additions if bills remain unpaid. Taxes due date moved earlier. rebates require payment by August 31. Several community events include church groups and fundraisers. a father and son banquet is planned with reservations by March 26. A baby shower for Mrs. Lynn Smith drew 40 guests at the Bear Lake Church.
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Peggy Osborne Floyd Smith Sr
Corry Hospital
Bear Lake Boro
Thomas Watson
Terri Watson
California
Bear Lake
Clarence Kolstee
Crosby
Susan
Bear Lake Missionary Society
Lynn Smith
Lee Crosby
Ted Case
Randy Smith
Manette Smith
Norbert Whiteley
Sharon Burch
Diana Burch
Debbie Merchant
Clyde Hotchkiss
George Morton
Credit Drivers With Saving Hurt Motorist
Meadville police credit two passing motorists Robert Bean of Michigan and Richard Dunn of Meadville with saving the life of 59 year old George DeArment after his car left Route 322 near Cochranton, a ditch crash ended when bystanders smashed a window and pulled him free. DeArment survived in satisfactory condition while the sports car valued above $7,000 was a total loss.
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Meadville
Pennsylvania
Cochranton
George DeArment
Robert Bean
Michigan
Richard Dunn
R.D.G
DeArment
Meadville City Hospital
Bean
British Columbia to test acupuncture clinics plan
Victoria's provincial government will launch a trial of controlled acupuncture clinics to evaluate the healing method. Health Minister Dennis Cocke said success depends on local acupuncturists agreeing to participate and doctors referring patients for clinic treatment to monitor outcomes.
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Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
Dennis Cocke
No Drivers But 3 Cars Damaged
Three driverless vehicles were involved in a Warren accident with property damage. Sandra L. Martin parked her car, which rolled downhill and hit Elizabeth Parinella’s vehicle, then struck a tree on Catherine Sullivan’s property and bounced into Dale E. Huston’s parked car. Police estimate total damage at $300. Bert Reese has been released from Jamestown General Hospital.
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Pacific Ocean
Arizona
Texas
Paul Keathley
Roxie Ann
Insel
Sheffield
Ohio
Lorain County Sheriff's Deputies
U.S. Social Services
Toronto
University of Toronto
Enna Jetticks Quartet
Enna
Dew
Gil
Carrig’s
North Center
M Kitchen Village
Helen's
China Painting Studio
China Painting Supplies
Bear Lake News
Main Street
Columbus, Penna
Star Memorial Works
Victor N. Cragg Jr
Lyle Gifford
Wattsburg Union
Harold Mallery
Warren County
Bert Reese
Jamestown General Hospital
North Center St
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