Clymer Names Valedictorian and Salutatorian for 1969
Hubert W. Brown announces Clymer Central School valedictorian Linda S. Thompson and salutatorian Lynette F. Damcott. Thompson, a math and science major, has NHS membership, student council roles, chorus, plays, and Yearbook work plus a NY Regents Scholarship and nursing program acceptance. Damcott, a math science and Latin major, is NHS vice president, class treasurer, band and chorus member, and active in plays and yearbook staff.
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Hubert W. Brown
Clymer Central School
Linda S. Thompson
James Thompson
Clymer
Lynette F. Damcott
Norman Damcott
North Clymer
American Field Service Club
Nurses Club
Linda
Damcott-Jones American Legion Auxiliary
Girls’ State
New York State
Regents
Millard Fillmore Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Damcott
National Honor Society
Lynette
Steel Haulers Back On Job Amid Backlogs In Cleveland
AP reports steel haulers in Cleveland and Pittsburgh areas returned to work after a six week strike. Backlogs remain at Republic Steel and Jones & Laughlin as trucks resume movement with no incidents. Union members of FASH and Teamsters voted to return Sunday.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Ie Steel
Cleveland Area Steel Antetia Republic Steel
Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
I Steel
Fraternal
Association of Steel_Haulera
Teamsters Union
Pittsburgh
Teamsters
William Hill
Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers
FASH
Hill
EEE
Rebel Cabinet Member Denies Intention To Quit
Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel rejects claims he will leave the Nixon Cabinet to run for Alaska governor. Sources say Republican pressure urged him to resign in favor of facing Democratic candidate William Egan, with Hickel stating he plans to serve as long as productive to Americans.
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Washington
Walter J. Hickel
Alaska
Hickel
William Egan
GOP
Keith Miller
Howard W. Pollock
Egan
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
Kent State University
White House
Interior Department
Pentagon to ask firms to set aside jobs for veterans
The Pentagon considers a voluntary program to reserve a portion of jobs in plants stores and offices for discharged servicemen to help them find civilian employment. Defense officials say there would be no compulsion and aim to place more than two million veterans in civilian work over two years.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Armed Services
Laird
Defense Department
National Alliance of Businessmen
Chambers of Commerce
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James Brunswick
Paula Rossbacher
Judy Dwyer
Endsley
Cleveland
London
Mirisch Production
Pearson Vanitiwalter Minsth
DeLuxe
Anateal
Arter
Adnite
Sonar
Hello Angels
INO
Corry
George Fox
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Buffalo
N.Y
Fox
Covington, Ky
Edward Murphy
E. Deacon
Benett
Barney
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