Local language club donates 137 to charitable drive
Youngsville High School language club voted to donate their remaining treasury, 137 dollars, to the Brokenstraw Valley Doctor Procurement Committee after proceeds from activities including a car wash. Janet Stock handed the check to Dr. Richard Peters and Donald McKinney as co-chairs.
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Donald McKinney
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Lee Ann Schnell
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Nasser pressures Hussein in Middle East ceasefire row
Cairo backs a ceasefire plan while accusing Iraq's Baath Party of tricking guerrillas into fight. Hussein says he ordered his troops to hold fire as Amman endures shelling and civilians suffer. Sadek and Arafat expected to join talks. Amman questions persist amid heavy fighting and siege conditions.
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Three Motorists Have Licenses Suspended
Motorists from Corry Spartansburg and Union City have driving rights suspended by the Bureau of Traffic Safety in Harrisburg. Catherine Berkhaus of 901 West Pleasant Street faces a 60 day suspension for failure to stop after an accident. Everett Morris of R D 3 Parker Road Union City has a 30 day suspension for driving without a license.
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Parker Road
Fire truck rides draw crowds at open house tribute
Saddened Continued from Page One w hose company and Ross Bailey, president of the Chamber of Commerce, placed a wreath at the monument. Capt. Korp ended the ceremonies with benediction. The open house at station number one paused for park ceremonies as children and adults lined up for fire truck rides. National Volunteer Firemen's Week runs through next Saturday by proclamation of President Nixon. There are 250,000 volunteers nationwide. Stanford Hose Company reports 206 members with 60 active. Turner noted many joined after the fatal fire last Haster Sunday. RAILSPEED VIEWED DURHAM England passenger trains may reach 160 mph on existing tracks within four years per British Association for the Advancement of Science.
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England
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UAW Leaders Return To Resume GM Talks
DETROIT RP top UAW officials returned to prepare for resumption of contract talks with strikebound General Motors. Negotiations set to resume Tuesday, starting the second week of the walkout by 444,000 workers after contracts expired. Woodcock and Bluestone said no quick settlement and focused on local in plant issues and rank and file support. Local bargaining disputes must be settled before national work resumes. key issues include cost of living escalator and a $500 pension after 30 years.
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Arson Charges Link to KDKA News Auto Burning
Pittsburgh police charged Walter Ivory and Ronald Grier with arson burglary receiving stolen goods and firearms violations for burning a KDKA TV news car during a race related flare up in Manchester. A walkie talkie and a loaded rifle were found in their vehicle. The incident followed the shooting death of 12 year old Ernest Caldwell and Edna Cook Stone, 83, faces murder charges.
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Nixon Urges Colleges to Enforce Rule of Reason
President Nixon sent a personal letter to about 1,000 college presidents urging campuses to rely on the rule of reason, not force, to maintain order. The note, released by the White House, includes a NYU professor's article echoing his Kansas State University remarks on campus conduct. Dr. Sidney Hook.
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Meir Returns To Israel After U S Journey
Israeli Premier Golda Meir returned home after appeals in New York to American Jews to support aid for Israel. She praised U S leaders and urged readiness to defend freedom and safety. The dinner raised funds and 40,000 others watched via closed circuit.
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