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Hatmakers Face Uphill Climb in Tight Market
Fragmentary OCR hints a local hat shop wrestling with rising costs and shifting orders. Merchants await clearer details on supplier delays and consumer demand as competition intensifies in the town commercial district.
Senate Passes Landmark Job Safety Bill In 82-3 Vote
The Senate sent the bill to the House after an 82-3 approval aimed at creating nationwide health and safety standards for about 20 million workers. It would empower the Labor Department to inspect, cite violations, and allow appeals to a presidentially appointed three member commission, a plan contested by Republicans who fear excessive executive power.
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Vigorito Hijack Bill Becomes Law
Washington report notes that a bill co sponsored by U.S. Representative Joseph P Vigorito to strengthen anti hijacking measures became law after President Nixon signed amendments to the Federal Aviation Act of 1958. The act grants clear authority to act against hijacking under international law and makes hijacking of foreign aircraft over U S airspace punishable under U S law.
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U.S
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Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Beet grows to 26 inch diameter in Corry garden
Frank Green Jr. 11, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Green of R D 4 Corry, demonstrates a 26 inch beet grown in his garden. He grew it in competition with his father to win the largest plant and Frank Jr. claimed the victory for the biggest beet.
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Baskets For Needy Program At Salvation Army
Families may apply for Christmas food baskets from December 7 to 11, 9:00 a.m. to noon, at 127 West Washington Street. Applications are reviewed after December 11 by income and need, with most needy served. Last year 66 baskets were distributed. no preference by name or church. The program relies on canned goods drives and Salvation Army collections, and many applicants are helped through a local corps effort.
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Army
Frank's Auto Service Glass and Repair Ads
Auto glass table top service and general auto repair offered by Frank's Auto Service. Contact at 665-0125 for repairs, replacements, and general vehicle maintenance. Authorized to handle windshields, dashboard glass, and glass-related repairs. Service location listed in local ads.
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Marshall Resumes Classes After Air Tragedy
Marshall University reopens classes as Huntington mourns the DC9 crash that killed 75 people including Marshall football players, coaches, and civic leaders. NTSB investigators begin jet engine inspections while an FBI team identifies victims. FAA had rejected funding for a glide slope system at Tri-State Airport, prompting calls for safety reviews and runway extensions, with officials urging immediate action.
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Tri- State Airport Authority Board
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