Hutchinson News Trades Wheat for Subscriptions
Rex Christner and News staffers in Hutchinson barter 15 bushels of wheat for a year’s subscription, matching about $3.05 a bushel. In two days the paper has traded for 45 bushels, creating a growing mound of wheat in the newspaper’s parking lot. What they will do with it remains unclear.
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Royal tummy ace keeps house calls to Hassan II
Dr Marvin Schuster, head of City Hospitals digestive disease unit, makes regular transatlantic trips to treat Morocco's King Hassan II for a stomach disorder. Speaking obliquely, he notes the king is on an unnamed medication and that palaces across Casablanca Rabat and other cities serve as occasional homes.
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One Hungry Comedian Fasts Over South Africa Trial
Dick Gregory and wife and state Sen. Bill Owens fast into a December 21 Washington trial on unlawful protest charges after Thanksgiving arrests near the South African Embassy. They condemn apartheid and detention camps as denial of basic rights.
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2 Killed 11 Hurt In Pa Hunting First Day
Two men died and 11 others were wounded on opening day of Pennsylvania’s two week deer season. John Prusak, 41, of West Mifflin, was struck by a shotgun blast near Emporium in Cameron County as 11 year old David Scheidler fired at a big deer. Prusak died at the scene. the shooting was ruled accidental. Norman Hart, 40, of Midland, was killed when his high powered rifle discharged near Miola in Clarion County. The coroner cited an instant fatal head wound. Last year only one fatal shooting occurred during the two week season.
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Boat People Refugees Flee Vietnam Seek Freedom in Thai Waters
A crowded 30 foot fishing boat from Phu Quoc carries 49 refugees including 25 children toward Khlong Yai Thailand. Thai marine police tow the vessel back out to sea after denying shore access as U S Embassy sources say boat people face a 30 to 50 percent survival risk amid hostile Southeast Asian reception. The oldest aboard is a woman in her 70s and a newborn girl born during the voyage named Freedom. The group runs low on fuel and food after a five day journey with no maps to Australia.
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Area Jobless Ratio Stays Under 6 Percent in Erie County
Erie County's jobless rate stayed under 6 percent for a third straight month, at 4.9 percent in October. Total employment fell by 900 to 115,600, while establishment data show 2,100 more workers than a year ago. The report notes a shift in nondurable goods, weekly benefit claims of 3,251, and ongoing “Group D” classification for substantial unemployment.
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You Should Demand Road Tax Dollars
Western Pennsylvania faces a worsened highway problem, PHIA says. William Gruver cites unmet needs and calls for increased state highway spending and a 3 percent increase in Pennsylvania's nine cent gasoline tax to restore public confidence in PennDOT.
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Drop Suit Against Franklin Newspaper
A trespass suit filed by Edwin T. Dunn against The News-Herald and Betty Ann Lytle was withdrawn after the case was slated for jury drawing in Venango County Court. Lawyer Raymond Woodard announced the discontinuance at prothonotary office. Dunn resided at Mercer Road, Franklin. The matter stemmed from a July 24 1975 Consumer Corner piece about the Dunn Portrait Album Plan and referenced numerous Bureau of Consumer Protection complaints from 1974-75.
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Man Kills Wife, Stepson, Self After Sniper Incident
In Bremerton Washington a man shot and killed his wife Marie Schneider 31 and stepson Andrew Barr 12 and then killed himself while a police dispatcher listened. The suspect Robert Schneider 28 had been shot in the neck by a Brooklyn sniper two years earlier.
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