Billboard ad man seeks wife in Philadelphia plea
Ephraim Malickson a 52 year old Upper Providence Township bachelor rents a large billboard in northeast Philadelphia promising a wife and children. He spent $1300 on dating efforts and hopes a Jewish woman of average weight who wants a secluded life will respond. He has had little success so far but believes his 115 acre wooded estate may attract a suitable partner.
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Philadelphia
Ephraim Malickson
Upper
Providence Township
Malickson
Lighson
Ordeal Over Sincerest Thanks And Prayers Given
A reader extends heartfelt gratitude to surgeons Dr Dwight Hanna and Dr Vaquely and to staff at Western Pennsylvania Hospital for three weeks of care, praises Rev David Menchhofer and other physicians, notes premature son’s recovery, and thanks family for support while recovering with faith in God. Also includes a chili spice tip about hot pepper seasoning.
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Dwight Hanna
Vaquely
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
David Menchhofer
Kalagayan
Martini
Union City Hospital
Steelworkers Back Coal Strike In Miller's Tavern Sitdown
In Homestead Pennsylvania steelworkers in Miller's Tavern express firm support for United Mine Workers striking over a national contract. They note possible job losses at nearby U.S. Steel plants and say workers share a common cause with miners amid looming layoffs.
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Homestead
Chuck Eisner
U.S
Alex Kronkel
Krenkel
Bill Hutt
United Steelworkers Union
United Mine Workers
USW
Miners’ Union
John L. Lewis
Pittsburgh
UMW
J.W. Abel
Miller
U.S. Steel
Congressmen To Raise Themselves Pay Hike Debate
Washington AP reports a lame duck bid to raise congressmen pay from 42 500 to 55 400 58 400 by 1977. Proposals also target federal judges and agency supervisors amid inflation concerns and Ford administration politics. Supporters frame it as needed. opponents call it an outrageous taxpayer burden in a decisive political moment.
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Washington
H. R. Gross
Iowa
Gross
Gale W. McGee
Dwyo
Senate Post Office Committee
Congress
Ford
McGee
Senate
Won't Allow Meter Maids To Be Bugged
Warren Borough police report meter maids face verbal abuse and obscenities from motorists. Chief Winegardner says future incidents may trigger disorderly conduct charges. A Sheffield motorist cited for disorderly conduct protested a $1 ticket and paid $61. Meter maids can summon a patrolman to arrest abusive violators.
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Warren
Warren Borough
Iate
Borough
B.L. Winegardner
Sheffield
Winegardner
Nome Flood Swamps Coast as Northwest Alaska Struggles
Nome and surrounding villages faced shortages of food water and power after Bering Sea waves driven by strong winds inundated coastal areas. Officials labeled it a full scale disaster with five foot floods in Nome where many buildings were destroyed. Emergency shelters opened as residents sandbagged the electric plant and residents hauled water from springs amid freezing temperatures. Governor Egan warned continued coastal flooding with 35 to 40 mph winds and disrupted air service hampered disaster response.
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Nome
Alaska
Bering Sea
William A. Egan
Robert Renshaw
Knom Radio
KNOM
National Weather Service
Anchorage
RCA Alaska
Civil Defense Office
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