Teacher of the Year finalist honored in Harrisburg
Max L. Bennink of R D Columbus a Corry Area High School teacher is honored by Gov. Shapp and Education Secretary Pittenger as a finalist in the Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year project. Eleven educators representing Pennsylvania 133000 teachers were recognized at Classroom Teacher Recognition Day in Harrisburg with Lt. Gov. Kline as luncheon speaker.
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Max L. Bennink
R.D
Waymart Prison Plan Seeks Forecasts From PA Officials
Harrisburg AP reports state leaders faced sharp questions from a House corrections subcommittee over the untried Waymart maximum security facility for about 25 of Pennsylvania’s most dangerous inmates. Critics demand written guarantees of measurable benefits and safe impact on Rockview and Graterford before approval.
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Waymart
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State House Subcommittee On Corrections
Joseph Rhodes
D-Allegheny
Robert P. Kane
Stewart Werner
Rhodes
Bear Lake Council names clean-up day chief and events
Bear Lake Council appointed Peggy Osborne to lead the cleanup day on May 10 as Jim Hall visits town. Home owners must place trash at the road. Bear Lake Boy Scouts led by Jack McCoy won first in camp efficiency at the Spring Camporee with 13 scouts, thanking Troop 25 of Warren for tents. United Methodist Church hosts mother and daughter banquet at Lottsville Church at 6:30. Community Fair Committee meets May 19 in the office building at 7:30 p.m.
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Bear Lake
Lee Crosy
Jim Hall
Boy Scouts
Jack McCoy
Warren County Fairgrounds
Boy Scouts Troop 25
Warren
Still Using U.S. Bases For Training
About 530 Cambodian and South Vietnamese military personnel remain at U.S. bases and service schools for training despite the dissolution of their armed services. Pentagon officials say they will not detain individuals and plan to keep them until their status can be resolved. Some express interest in resettling or joining U.S. forces, while others may return home. The group is spread across roughly 50 installations including Fort Benning, Fort Sill, Lackland, Coronado, and the Navy’s Newport facility.
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Tourism on Treasure Islands defies Caribbean trend
In the British Virgin Islands, tourism has risen 15-20 percent yearly over the last three years, contrasted with declines elsewhere in the Caribbean. The region lacks golf courses resorts gambling cruise ships or large entertainment venues and has about 25 small hotels and guest houses.
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British Virgin Islands
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Caribbean Islands
Cutting News: Local Socials and Fidelio Revival
Local notes recap visits parties and calls among residents including Bernice Marsh Carl Marsh family events and travel to Meadville Bear Lake and Scotia. The piece also notes Mrs Dorothy Pietak regent of Niagara Falls DAR and Bernstein to conduct Fidelio in New York 1975 76 revival with Otto Schenk continuing collaboration.
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Bernice Marsh
Carl L. Marsh
Gail Davis
Pearl Bemis
Fern Lambert
Opal Pettis
Glen Evans
Lee Nichols
Meadville
Gary Evans
Sons
Cleveland
Alice Camp
Dorothy Pietak
Niagara Falls
DAR
Clifford Aikens Jr
Patty Kowalski
Loren Upperman
Clymer
Gertrude Barber Center
Corry
Miss Kowalski
Kim Lewis
Lilliann Wallace
North East
Mary Pettingil
Cutting
Last Convoy Enters Thailand From Cambodia
The final convoy of about 550 foreigners trapped in Cambodia began crossing into Thailand ending a three week ordeal. The first across at 11 a.m. local time carried a month old French baby aided by a Thai Red Cross nurse, fed intravenously, while the mother followed. The group traveled from Phnom Penh with many joining along the four day truck journey.
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Aranyaprathet
Thailand
Cambodia
Sheriff Sale Notice in Erie County Pa May 16 1975
Public notice for sheriff sales of property in Erie County Pennsylvania issued from common pleas court writs. sale at Erie County Court House May 16 1975 at 10 00 a m with distribution schedule filed 30 days after sale and post sale money payment conditions. includes multiple parcels in Corry city with vested owners and legal descriptions and references to mortgage and contracts.
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Erie County
Pennsylvania
Erie County Court House
Erie
Andrew J. Hanisek
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