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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1975
Page
7
Red feather vases go on display at regional fair
A local exhibit features red feather vases numbered 20 or more, drawing attention from visitors. The display highlights craftwork and unique materials, inviting public viewing and discussion.
Fragmentary Gazette Snippet Yields Faint Closure Notice
A torn OCR item shows unclear words about a facility closure and possible official action. No definite names, dates, or places readable. The readable fragment hints at an organizational shutdown or service halt within a local area. Further text needed for a concrete card.
Vitamin C Rebuffed As Cold Helper
Chicago scientists say daily Vitamin C shows little evidence in reducing cold frequency or severity. Nobel laureate Linus Pauling contests their review, defending high dose use. The AMA and University of Chicago researchers critique past studies as scientifically weak and note potential side effects like diarrhea. They urge proof of clear clinical value before universal use. Pauling cites a 1971 Toronto trial as supportive amid dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Linus Pauling
Pauling
Michael HM. Dykes
American Medical Association
Department of Drugs
Paul Meier
University of Chicago
Association
Meier
Menlo Park
Calif
Dykes and
TW. Anderson
Toronto
Shapp Backs Higher Truck Weights in Pa State
Gov. Shapp reiterates support for larger trucks on Pennsylvania highways speaking to the Fraternal Association of Steelhaulers. He cites aligning with national standards that allow up to 0.000 pounds for five and six axle rigs, up from the current 73 280 pounds. The union delegates also push to disaffiliate Teamsters from owner operators and circulate petitions to strip union shop status at several firms. The governor was thanked with a trophy for aiding an end to violent work stoppages and praised FASH President William Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musburgh
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Fraternal Association of Steelhaulers
FASH
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
William Hill
Professor Fights Unlisted Phone Fee at Ursinus
Prof F. Donald Zucker of Ursinus College fights Bell Telephone Co Pennsylvania over a 50 cent monthly fee for unlisted numbers. He claims no notice of a public hearing violated his rights and plans to appeal to the Supreme Court if needed. Zucker has kept his number unlisted since 1967 to avoid solicitations and obscene calls. Zucker suggests listing his name without a number, a proposal Bell has not answered. He accuses Bell of resisting anonymity and privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegeville, Pa
F. Donald Zucker
Ursinus College
U.S. Supreme Court
Bell Telephone Co
Pennsylvania
Zucker
Bell
Janie
Africans view Americans as wealthy, progressive role models
A marketing survey by the Bureau of Market Research at the University of South Africa finds most Africans see Americans as wealthy and progressive and admire the American way of life while seeking to base their own lifestyle on similar standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
University of South Africa
Sur
Africa
Wey
Bureau of Market Research
Grant 8 Million For Agnes Repairs
Harrisburg AP says Pennsylvania and federal government will supply eight million dollars in low interest loans for repairing homes damaged by Tropical Storm Agnes. Loans run up to 20 years at 3 percent through redevelopment authorities, with HUD sharing costs 50 50 and available to low income and moderate households in disaster redevelopment areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
William H. Wilcox
Federal Development of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Energy saving tips for cooking from PP and L
Harrisburg AP outlines practical ways to cut kitchen energy use including flat bottom pots, tight lids, minimal water, thawing before cooking, oven scheduling, and using small countertop ovens. Also notes pressure cookers save energy and suggests avoiding preheating and opening the oven door.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Power and Light Co
Pp&l
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