U S Recognizes Energy Threat and Mineral Shortages
The U S Geological Survey issued the first official warning that resource shortages threaten modern civilization. A 722 page survey found many minerals in or near short supply, urging planning and environmental action. American stays in Switzerland set a 1972 record, with 2 737 676 visitors, tops besides Germany.
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Washington
U.S
U.S. Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brobat
Pratt
W.E. McKelvey
Bern
Switzerland
Germany
France
Great Britain and Ireland
Belgium
Fire destroys Oakland Elementary in Johnstown district
A weekend blaze gutted the Oakland School in the Greater Johnstown School District housing kindergarten through third grade. Fire marshals were asked to aid the search for the cause. No serious injuries reported. Loss estimated at 475000 dollars. 216 displaced pupils found temporary housing in a Richland School District facility.
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Johnstown
Greater
Oakland
Richland
Marcos Honors Corregidor Heroes
Manila AP Marcos honors Corregidor heroes on the 31st anniversary of the island fortress fall to Japan. President Marcos saluted Philippine and American soldiers who fought side by side in World War II and awarded 27 armed forces members for heroism in the current insurgency campaign, some posthumously.
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Manila
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
America
Corregidor
Manila Bay
Pacific
Marcos
Youngsville Faces Police Dog Question at Council Meeting
Youngsville Borough Council debated whether to acquire a trained police dog for night patrols. Officers Ron Hunt and Gary Brant argued a dog could deter trouble and help locate suspects, proposing a $500 purchase funded from revenue sharing. The Police Committee was initially reluctant but advised further report. the matter was postponed to next month.
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Youngsville
Sarge
Ron Hunt
Gary Brant
Earnest McGraw
Police Committee
McGraw
Police Department
Wallace May Walk With Acupuncture
Governor George C. Wallace may walk again, his Chinese acupuncturist says. Dr Ling Sun Chu reports Wallace has gained mental alertness and warmth in his legs since starting acupuncture after the assassination attempt left him paralyzed from the waist down last summer. He adds that Wallace might possibly walk again, saying Maybe.
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Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ling Sun Chu
Chu
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Milton Shapp
Penn
Sylvania
Harrisburg
New Geological Survey
Donald A. Brobat
Walden P. Pratt
United States
McKelvey
Monitor
Astor Station
Boston
Massachusetts
Sea
Gaylord
Bartlett Pears
Pork & Beans
GAYLA
Vanita
Wharton Business Service
North Center Street
Corry
Mi Everest Corp
Argo Que
Everest Corporation
Speer Fox Pavilion
Jenkintown
Pennsylvania
Corry Area
Mesteane
Glenn Miller Orchestra
Buddy DE Franco
Rossbacher Insurance
Grice Jewelers
Wharton's Business Service
Joseph Seitz
Union City
Corry Drive-In
Lolly Madonna
Rod Steiger
Katherine Squire
Jonathan Frid
Grayson Hall
Fine Arts Council
Glenn Miller
Corry Area High School
Rossbacher Insurance Service
John Bracken
Barry Tingley
MYERS
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Paul Proskine
Huffman
Lehman’s
1St Ave
Bruce Allen
Paul Bowen
BP Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown Milker
Remington Mall
Johnson Bros
First Avenue
Harry
Chris
Donald MatMartin
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