REACT to staff coffee stop on I-79 in Lawrence County
REACT will man the southbound I 79 coffee stop in Lawrence County during a five day period around a July holiday weekend. The project, now in its fourth year, provides free coffee to motorists and is supported by State Traffic officials and the State Police. Local and national REACT members coordinate on Channel 9 and invite new volunteers at 505 Laurel Blvd New Castle 16101.
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REACT
Lawrence County
Royal Reacteam
State Department of Traffic
Franklin
Robert Wojciechowski
General Motors Corp
Federal Communications Commission
Laurel Blvd
New Castle
Lions hear eye bank procedure during club meeting
Roger DeCarbo, a local funeral director, spoke to the New Castle Lions Club at the Elks Club about the Eye Bank, corneal transplants, eye research, and related topics with color slides. William Gray was program chairman. Judge Howard Lyon was to speak on Patriotism next. In College Station Texas, Marilyn Brown of the Extension Service cautioned against overdressing children for outdoor play, noting overheating risks and potential illnesses.
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Roger DeCarbo
New Castle Lions Club
Elks Club
DeCarbo
Eye Bank
Lions Organization
William Gray
Phil Fitts
Dale Clobus
Samuel Rashid
Howard Lyon
Lions
Stanley Vizard
John Lyon
Fitts
College Station. Tex
Outdoor square dance planned for Frizzleburg Saturday
Frizzleburg Community Citizens Inc hosts an outdoor square dance at Baynham's Court after the 7:30 p.m. meeting. Clarence McCartney leads the caller and band with 50 cent entry to cover the band. Weather permitting, chairs welcome, games for children, and refreshments on site. Watch column for rain-date details.
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Baynham's Court
Art Dando
Janice Woodside
Shmvila Fry
Rhonda Artman
Arlene Foley
Chuck Bell
Roy Baynham
Little League
Volant
Pulaski
New Wilmington
Marr Road
Terry Woodside
Topper Hill Road
Danny Jones
Five Points Road
Keith Patterson
Clen Moore Blvd
New Castle
Lawrence County
Wine choice sparks diplomatic dust in Nixon dinner
UPI reports French papers escalated a dinner wine row after the White House served Cabernet Sauvignon with beef for President Nixon and Russia's Leonid Brezhnev. Nixon orders an internal probe into the wine selection with backstairs staff blamed for the choice and no evidence of outside involvement. The incident prompted questions why Cabernet was served instead of a Burgundy type Pinot Noir.
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Vy Dick Woos Wasilington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Russia
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Washington
Paris
France
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John Miller
Tina
Lisa
Johnny
Brad
Tina Miller
Manning Bowman
Merrilees Abe
Haw Castle
Ny Markets
Westgate Plaza
SWIFT
D. J. Hannon & Sons, Inc
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E. Long Avenue
JC Penney
Castle Brand
Ier
Oakmont
Backstairs
H.P
Sharon
Shenango Valley Mall
McWhirters Central Tractor Co
Morrell
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Ela Ee
Frostie
ALCOA
Ptet Ave
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Philadelphia
Realemon
E. Long
Jumbo Dartmouth Towels
Castle Club