Hopkins Promotes 1976 77 Student Aid Applications
North East leader Hopkin s announces availability of 1976 77 State Higher Education grant applications and loan brochures for students planning post secondary study. Filing deadline is May 1 1976 with renewal and new applicants eligible for grants up to 1200 and loans up to 2000 per year.
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Worest Hopkins
North East
Studnets
Hopkins
Pennsylvania
PHEAA
House of Representatives
Main Capitol
Harrisburg
Harpers Ferry Fire Destroys Private Club Near Virginia Border
Firemen from three states probed the cause of a 150000 blaze that leveled the three story Blue Ridge Red and Gun Club east of Harpers Ferry three miles from the Virginia line. The structure owned by a Washington DC group drew politicians and businessmen from the capital and was fed by Potomac River water.
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Harpers Ferry
W.va
Here
Virginia Border
Blue Ridge
Potomac River
Washington, D.C
Salvation Army bell ringing return planned for Friday
Lt. Leroy Lyle, officer in charge, started digging out equipment for the annual fund drive. Kettles, bells, clubs and organizations will appear on city streets and at two plazas. This year, the drive is doubly important as United Fund agencies face tighter budgets and lower income.
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Leroy Lyle
Salvation Army
United Fund
Eaton
Living Standards To Rise By 1980 Says Brookings Expert
Brookings economist Charles L. Schultze projects real family income rising 1,400 to 2,000 dollars by 1980, lifting the standard of living 16 to 17 percent above 1973 levels if historical growth continues. He cautions higher education costs may outpace inflation and notes unemployment must remain near full employment for faster gains.
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Washington
Brookings Institution
Charles L. Schultze
U.S
Schultze
Lyndon B. Johnson
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