Community notices from Clymer and local circles
Local social roundup lists visiting families from Grand Rapids Sherman and Jamestown plus Alfred University. Church and circle meetings feature Naomi Esther Ruth Mary Martha groups with Thanksgiving programs, Bible studies, food showers for Rescue Mission and Jamestown City Mission. Residents and out-of-town guests enrich weekend gatherings and winter Florida plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ton
Robert Bailey
Jerry Vanderwald
Grand Rapids
Mich
William Warnshuis
Sherman
Amy Newhouse
Gladys McCuller
Falconer
Lucile Bensink
Glen TeWinkle
Clifford Scherus
Gary TeWinkle
Alfred University
Naomi Circle
Ellen Kronemeyer
Bernice McCann
June Williams
Kroenemeyer
Shirley Gravink
Betty Kolstee
Mary Schruers
Esther Circle
Ann Legters
Florence Smith
Irma TenHaken
Kathy Duevik
Judy Bensink
Bensink
Audrey Schurman
Eleanor Straight
Jamestown City Mission
Ay Wea Are
Gertrude Gravink
Cleveland Clinic
Sun Ys
Ruth Circle of
Abbe Reformed Church
James Cordin
Leo McCray
Robert Reed
Clara Holthouse
Eleanor Schruers
White House Inflation Alert Seeks Moderation in Wage Talks
The White House council report warns on wage settlements as inflation risks rise but stops short of an incomes policy. It cites GM's 2 billion annual cost to end the UAW strike and a proposed 11 percent yearly rise for 3 years to avert a rail walkout, signaling potential patterns for future unions. Solzhenitsyn reportedly finished a WWI novel stressing war critique, with publication and Nobel prize details unclear.
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Washington
White House
President's Council of Economic Advisers
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Presidential
Teamsters
London
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
David Loyd
The
Daily Telegraph
Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
Moscow
Stockholm
30 Percent Of Elementary Students Given Quieting Drugs
Government investigator Dr. Leo Hollister told a Senate subcommittee that as many as 30 percent of children in some elementary schools may be given stimulants like methylphenidate to treat hyperactivity. He warned that normal childhood exuberance is often seen as pathological and noted large Defense Department purchases. He urged education over restriction and criticized doctors relying on drug company information.
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Washingtun
Congress
Leo E. Hollister
Veterans Administration
Senate
Defense Department
Hollister
House
Elliot L. Richardson
Ucation
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Firm Fined 200 Per Month Until Pollution Halted
HARRISBURG AP Commonwealth Court fined Pittsburgh Aluminum Alloys Inc of Murrysville. The firm must stop polluting Turtle Creek and the Monongahela River and pay 200 dollars monthly until waste treatment facilities are installed for oils chromates aluminum and phosphates. A June 30 1971 deadline is set to repair environmental damage with an extra 125 weekly fine if not met.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Westmoreland
Turtle Creek
Monongahela River
Pittsburgh Aluminum Alloys, Inc
Murrysville
Justice Department
Sanitary Water Board
Sanitary Board Fines Revere Chemical $14,500
Harrisburg AP The Sanitary Water Board assessed a 14 500 penalty on Revere Chemical Corp Revere for polluting Commonwealth waters by discharging industrial wastes into Rapp Creek and into the streams further downstream The action cites violations of the Clean Streams Law and aims to deter future discharges by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Sanitary Water Board
Revere Chemical Corp
Revere
Commonwealth
Rapp Creek
Burglaries Hit Titusville Pitt Campus Office
Burglars broke into a basement dorm area office at Pitt Campus this weekend and took about 200 in cash plus unstated postage stamps. Saga Food Service manager Dempsey reported the desk drawer was looted despite locked doors. spare key available. Police Captain Cook leads the Titusville investigation.
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Titusville
Pitt
Robert Dempsey
Saga Food Service
Dempsey
Pitt University
Jack Cook
Titusville Police Department
River Contamination Ties Plant to Six-Eleven Corp Land
A river contamination case links the chemical processing plant to land owned by Six-Eleven Corp of Norristown. Investigators examine site ownership and responsibility as officials assess cleanup obligations and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Six-Eleven Corp. of
Norristown
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Clymer
Triangle
Triangle Shoe
Seay PA
Fashion & Value
Frank's
Bob Church
North Center St
Columbus
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