Cowpoke Page 33 Artist in the Making
A compact feature profiles a young artist showcased in Cowpoke, highlighting emerging talent, early works, and influences. The piece situates the creator within the magazine’s artistic scene and hints at future exhibitions.
Mildred Aves subscription notice in 19018
A fragmentary page note lists Mildred Aves with subscription details for 19018. Rates shown include 40.56 for 6 months and 81.12 for 1 year in zones 1 and 2, plus home delivery at 50 cents weekly.
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Mildred Aves
Mee Cites
United States to Lend Poland 55 Million for Corn Feed
The United States will lend 55 million to Poland under Food for Peace to buy American corn for poultry feed. Cardinal John Krol urged selling surplus dairy products to CRS for private shipment to Poland, a request referred to national security adviser Richard Allen. President Reagan signaled support. The loan spans 10 years with 8 percent interest for three years, then principal and interest at cost of money. aims to prevent a poultry industry collapse amid food shortages and rising prices. Rep. Edward Derwinski praised the move as stabilizing Poland’s reform effort and immediate crisis.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Poland
John Black
John Krol
Philadelphia
Reagan
Catholic Relief Service
Krol
Richard Allen
U S
U.S
Search on for creek pollutants in Naylor’s Run case
Federal and state environmental officials opened steps to measure pollution levels in Naylor’s Run Creek near Eagle and Lawrence Roads. The investigation cites decades of waste oil and chemicals from wood preserving operations, including National Wood Preservers Inc dumping waste into an abandoned well in the 1940s under a 1973 cleanup order.
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Naylor’s Run Creek
Eagle and
Lawrence Roads
Joseph Feola
State Department of Environmental Resources
National Wood Preservers, Inc
National Wood
U.S. Supreme Court
Community protests at Wawa station closure hearing
West Chester commuters and representatives of the Women’s Alternative Center opposed SEPTA plans to close the Wawa train station near Middletown. Public hearing at the YMCA drew criticism over reduced Elwyn line trains and poor promotion of the stop.
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Daily Times
West Chester
Women’s Alternative Center
Wawa
Middletown
Cynthia R Hudson
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
YMCA
Mark Wilcox
SEPTA
Baltimore Pike
Franklin Mint
Wilcox
Elwyn
Cheyney State College
Marshall Evans Jr
Booze Driving a Deadly Combo
Harrisburg reports show alcohol and driving deadly. State data: 250 of 515 highway deaths in 1979 involved alcohol. Delaware County mirrors this, with 13 of 29 drunk in 1978. Carol Williams of Pennsylvania Health notes alcohol plays a major role in highway fatalities.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Carol Williams
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Delaware County
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News of Record
Wyler Om
Edward Derwinski
Inski
Derwinski
President Reagan
John Cardinal Krol
Oval Office
Environmental
Naylord’s Run Creek
By Bonnie Baldwin