Moto-Cross Set for Mother's Day at Waterford Park
Motivated enthusiasts travel to Waterford's J D Motorpart Park for a 1977 Moto-Cross event this Sunday. Local riders from Corry include Gary Casler and Randy Owens on 125 cc bikes among six professionals. amateurs: Bobby Cummings, Doug Mather, Roger Bailey and Pat Catallu. The day begins at 10 a.m. with practice, races start at 12:30 p.m. The Waterford track lies north of the city along Route 7.
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Pat Catallu
Home computer on its way ready in June
Fort Worth reports that Tandy Corp will begin mass production of a line of small desktop microcomputers in June priced around 900 dollars each, to be sold through Radio Shack. Other firms like Timex Heath and Texas Instruments soon follow, with projections of one million home computers by 1981.
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Kooky Callers Try Anything Across the Nation
AP reports quirky late night calls to switchboards nationwide. In Plains Georgia Laura Fendh handles psychic messages for the police and City Hall noting frequent forecasts about the president and odd requests to relay messages to the president’s mother. Kate Klein in New York handles calls to Mayor Beame with a regular caller who addresses her as darling. Edward Dewisevicz in Harrisburg recounts callers who just want to talk, sharing their problems with a sympathetic listener.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Jobless Rate Down To 7% In April After Hiring Surge
Washington AP reports the April unemployment rate fell to 7 percent from 7.3 as 548000 new jobs were added. Total employment reached about 90 million, with unemployment dropping 390000 to 6.7 million. Inflation concerns persist despite the clearer jobs picture.
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Marks Poll Shows Strong 20 Percent Response
Results from Congressman Marc Marks first questionnaire in March show about 25,000 responses, roughly 20 percent, with 41 percent favoring a national health insurance plan and 66 percent supporting a Consumer Protection Agency. Other questions cover deregulation, energy policy, defense, and diplomacy with Cuba, reflecting district views.
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Rev Moon Arrested At Bard College Campus
Rev Sun Myung Moon leader of the Unification Church was arrested on trespassing charges after a Bard College campus visit about 100 miles north of New York City. Bard College President Leon Botstein said some followers carried walkie talkies and Bard had warned three years earlier of trespassing if uninvited.
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Leon Botstein
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Botstein
First He Lost Cows Now Farm
GREENVILLE PA AP One week of bitter cold last winter may cost Buddy Beckstine the pennsylvania farm his family has run for two generations The cold spell cost 170 milk cows and 140000 dollars he has not earned since January when forced to sell his herd He seeks a 185000 Farmers Home Administration loan to refinance and buy a new herd FHA denied The family faces bankruptcy if denied and must appeal to Washington The farm’s future hinges on loan approval and weathered losses over three years.
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