Connors Face Job Uncertainty If Ford Fails to Win
Judith and James Connor, both federal political appointees, could lose their jobs if President Ford is not reelected. They defend job security as temporary and plan for future work, maintaining a Pennsylvania farm as a long term home. Judith, an assistant secretary of transportation, and James, staff secretary to the President, describe their roles as contingent on political changes and emphasize readiness to leave when time comes. They live near Dupont Circle, spend weekends at their 250 acre farm, and raise Charolais cattle for breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Conner
Dennis Shaw
Hagerstown
Ford
Judith Connor
Connors
United States
Phono Company
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Department of Commerce
Department of Transportation
Senate
Vironment, Safety and Consumer Affairs
James Connor
White House
Philadelphia
Columbia University
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington, D.C
Nixon
Donald Rumsfeld
Connor
Itle
Dupont Circle
Washington
Judith Conor
the Connors
Pennsylvania
Pullen County
Mrs. Connor
Clymer events, church choirs, and local notices unfold
Area churches hosted events with an 81 member choir and a Erie trumpet quartet. Shampoe Bemis DeShazer Van Esrden sang, and the closing number Ye Shall Be My Witnesses closed with the choir encircling the congregation. Josie TenHuisen played piano, Jack Hemink played organ solos. Clara Holthouse and Gertrude Gravink accompanied Mr and Mrs Nelson Benning of Buffalo to a Lay Witness Mission weekend at Youngwood Pa. The Clymer Community Club met at Dutch Village Restaurant. Dr Finkelstein County Health Director spoke on flu shots, with Dr R Ho present. Mrs Janie Schenk and Mrs Nancy Westerberg elected directors. Tulip bulbs sold. tulip beds planted. Sign up for Gaither Trip bus to Niagara Falls. reservations with Ed Conk or Lucille Bensink. Abbe Church attendees at Time To Grow Fest in Brighton, Texas. Alton Fish of Nederland, Texas dined with Gertrude Gravink. A son, Ryan Matthew, born October 5 at Corry Hospital to Roger and wife. congratulations. Norman Upperman led boys to Buffalo for Punt Pass and Kick. Danny White placed second with 295. Celestial related note: New York cello contest opens spring 1977, for cellists aged 17-30, hosted by Walter W Naumberg Foundation.
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Erie
Shampoe
Bemis
DeShazer
van Esrden
Josie TenHuisen
Jack Hemink
Clara Holthouse
Gertrude Gravink
Nelson Benning
Buffalo
Youngwood
Clymer Community Club
Dutch Village
Dr. Finkelstein
R. Ho
Janie Schenk
Nancy Westerberg
Ed Conk
Niagara Falls
Lucille Bensink
Abbe Church
Brighton
Alton Fish
Nederland
Texas
Ryan Matthew
Corry Hospital
Roger White
Norman Upperman
Ford Agency
Danny White
Meat Prices Rise As Supplies Grow Statewide
State College AP reports meat values increasing with wider supplies and more pork, beef, and chicken specials. Live hog and cattle prices have declined rapidly. retail meat prices change little while more specials appear. Nearby vegetable supplies stay plentiful from Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania though California lettuce prices surge due to heavy rains. National Apple Month drives retailers to offer discounts on popular varieties such as Jonathan, McIntosh, Cortland, and Red and Golden Delicious.
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State College
Harold Neigh
Penn State
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Jonathan
McIntosh
Cortland
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Gertrude Gravin
Amy Newhouse
Carol Compton
Albany
Clymer Kitchen
St. Colombo
Silver Creek
Clymer
Clyde Jones
Larry Holmstrom
Florence Legters
John Legters
Darwin TenHaken
Dar
Dick TenHaken
Edwards Chapel
Walter W. Naumberg
Ann Page
Macaroni
A&p Saltines
Red Delicious
Red Empire Apples
W. Smith Street Plaza
Reg
Avery Bog
Vary Diva
Scarecrow, Skeleton
Goblin Trummaings
Thelston
Tammy Wc
Corry Plaza
Murphy's Stores
Murphy's Mart
Children's & Tiny
Berkey’s Greenhouse & Floral
Spartansburg, Pa