Solon Pays Tribute To Nation's Volunteer Firemen
Congressional remarks honor 250000 volunteer firefighters including Massapequa unit founder Christian Diehl. Details fire risks annual losses 12 000 deaths and 2 5 billion in property while urging Federal aid, pensions, training and tax relief. Remember Corry Pa volunteers amid national Volunteer Firemen's Week observances.
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Solon
Allard K. Lowenstein
New York
Speaker
Massapequa
Carroon
Christian Diehl
Nassau County
Massapequa Fire Department
New Jersey
Corry
House
Senate
Unclaimed $3 Million Mexico Lottery Prompting Search
Mexico City AP reports a 38 million peso prize in the national lottery remains unclaimed after officials drew the winning number but have not identified the winner. The prize equals about $3 million. Local shops and public notices urge claimants to come forward.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Agnew Visit Prompts Viewer Quiz on WIIC TV
AP reports WIIC TV plans a viewer quiz session with Vice President Spiro Agnew during his Pittsburgh stop next month. The taped Q A may air the same night October 7 as part of a show supporting the district's Republican candidates.
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Pittsburgh
WICTV
Spiro Agnew
Leonard A. Swanson
Wiic-Tv
Agnew
Supreme Court Eyes Protection For U.S. Flag
The Supreme Court weighs whether Americans can be jailed for how they use the flag as appeals from New York test protections. A Madison Avenue art gallery owner faced 60 days for displaying a flag art piece and four Long Island women faced charges over a peace symbol on a flag representation, amid a history of flag cases and last year’s ruling protecting flag denouncement.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Madison Avenue
Stephen Radich
Marc Morrel
Radich
Long Island
Nassau County
Atty
William Cahn
New York City
Brooklyn
James Meredith
Mine Professor Urges More Recruitments for Coal Industry
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. AP A wheelchair bound Penn State mining engineering professor Dr. Robert Stefanko who was injured in a mine cave in 196 years ago urges greater recruitment into mining. He warns the industry will face a serious engineer shortage if enrollment does not rise and notes national output of about 125 engineers yearly vs a need of 300. He cites rising energy demand and coal’s role in power generation for the next two decades. Salaries for new mining engineers run 800 to 950 dollars a month, reflecting industry incentives to attract qualified personnel.
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State College
Robert Stefanko
Pennsylvania State University
Stefanko
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