Dance Queen Sheryl Grenz Crowned at YMCA Event
Sheryl Grenz daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Grenz of Buffalo Road Corry was chosen Spring Dance Queen at the annual Spring Dance held at the YMCA on Saturday evening. She is pictured with escort Mike Cragg. In the background are Georgeann Elchynski Joan Ralrie presiding at the coronation and court member Kelli Hall watching.
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Sheryl Grenz
Max Grenz
Buffalo Road
R.D
Corry
YMCA
Mike Cragg
Georgeann Elchynski
Joan Ralrie
Kelli Hall
Yenchak
Irvis Seen as Possible Successor to Fineman as Speaker
Harrisburg AP reports House Majority Leader K Leroy Irvis may replace Herbert Fineman after the speaker's resignation following a federal obstruction of justice conviction. Irvis would be the first black speaker if chosen, with western Pennsylvania leaders James Manderino and Harry Englehart Jr. also vying. Fineman, 56, led Philadelphia backed policies and pushed Shapps tax agenda, resignation reshapes party balance and governor Shapp's leverage.
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Harrisburg
K. Leroy Irvis
Pennsylvania
Herbert Fineman
Fineman
Irvin
Pittsburgh
House
Irvis
Pennsylvania House
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Power
Max Plievsky
Appropriations
Pievsky
Shapp
Shapp Pineman
Terrorism Seizures Erupt in Netherlands Before Vote
Two groups of heavily armed South Moluccan extremists seized an elementary school and hijacked a train in the northern Netherlands, holding about 130 children and staff at the school and 100 passengers on the train. The attacks, aimed at pressure for homeland independence from Indonesia, echoed a 1975 double siege with no immediate fatalities. Police surrounded both sites as authorities sought to resolve the hostage crisis.
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Groningen
Netherlands
Indonesia
Enw
Nany
Hans Utfing
Amsterdam
Ufting
Boven-Sinilde
Assen
Boven- Smilde
Berlin
State House weighs income tax hike to balance budget
Harrisburg lawmakers consider raising the state income tax from 2 to around 2.3 percent to fund higher school subsidies and offset budget cuts. Democrats split on tax and subsidy plans with Republicans cautioning against heavy levy increases. Gov Shapp proposed higher sales tax to aid the budget, but the Senate cut spending instead.
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Englehart
House
Senate
Phyllis Kernick
Dallegheny
Ron Gamble
D-Allegheny
Allegheny County
Philadelphia
Gamble
Matthew Ryan
Montgomery
Chester
Delaware
Shapp
Kenrick
Kenneth Cole
D-Adams
Cole
American freed after 18 years in Soviet camps plans reunion in Detroit
Victor Herman, a Detroit native who spent 18 years imprisoned in Siberia after arrest in 1938, is reuniting with his daughters Svetlana and Janna who will join him in a Detroit suburb. The two women, aged 25 and 20, will move in with him as he resumes life in the United States.
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Detroit
Soviet Union
United States
New York
Victor Herman
Svetlana
Siberia
Janna
Herman
Russia
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Galina
America
Moscow
U.S. State Department
Committee
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Henry Cianfiani
Appropriations Committee
Harry Englehart
iSome
Ty Products
Walt
Wright Street
Auto Supplies Tires
Electrical Contractors
Taylor's Electric Service
Anthony's Auto Parts
North Center Street
Cees
Star Memorial
Columbus
Johnson Brothers
Remington Chain Saws
Myers Water System
Clark's Glass Center
Rt. 6
Insurance — General
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Mbert V. Earle Complete Insurance Service
N. Center
Mitchell Insurance Service
N. Center St
Barney's
Firestone Furniture Department
South Center
General
Max Brown
Taylor
B's Steak House
Bill and Rose
Colonial Terrace
Notary Public
Nellie Burlingame
Nya Rice. Realty
Phyllis Rice
Capwell's Clothing Care Center
W. Washington Street
Merse J, Process CO
Rupp
McCulloch
Homelite
Blatt Bros. Cable CO
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