Spinal Cord Severed Child Vows To Walk Again
Cumberland AP report on 10 year old Joanna Marie Burley who was attacked November 10. Doctors say she may never walk again but she vows to walk, believes God put magic in her house. She will undergo rehab in Baltimore and Morgantown with crutches planned. Community raises fund for her, sending thousands of cards from 10 states and Iceland.
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Memorial Avenue
Chancey F. Burley
Joanna
Virginia University Medical School
Morgantown
Children’s Hospital
Baltimore
William F. Baker
Maryland State Police
Joana
Baker
Allegany County
Howard Taylor
Cumberland
Cumberland Times
Joanna Marie Burley
Evening Times
Iceland
Stella Marie Burley
Burley
Johnny
New Year's Eve Celebrations Vary Across Nations
As New Year’s Eve rituals begin worldwide, European dining rooms fill despite inflation while U S venues trim prices. Los Angeles and San Francisco report strong bookings, New York maintains prices, and Rome Naples stock fireworks. In London and Paris, tempers cool with late nights and snow. Scots party late while English revelers rest for a workday.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
West Coast
U.S
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boston
Dallas
Seattle
Wash
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria
Guy Lombardo
Televi
Sion
Times Square
Central Park
Rome
Naples
France
Senate Set To Close Out 1970 Legislation In Sessions
Washington reports a waning Congress wrestles with SST subsidies and a Social Security increase as a Saturday session looms. Senate leaders push for a quick adjournment while pocket veto risks loom and a $2.5 billion transportation bill stalls amid cross party negotiations.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Mountain Climbers Rescued From Mt Washington Cliff
Fourteen climbers were rescued including Howard Holdyoke, 36, of Annapolis Road, after he fell 550 feet from Lion's Head Cliff in Tuckerman's Ravine. He remained in fair condition with back injuries and a possible broken shoulder at Berlin Hospital. Rescuers from the Forest Service Climb ers, Appalachian Mountain Club, and volunteers spent most of the night on the mountain.
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Mt. Washington
Howard Holdyoke
Annapolis Rd
Lion’s Head Cliff
Tuckerman’s Ravine
Berlin Hospital
U.S. Forest Service
Appalachian Mountain Club
Nixon Faces Court Challenge Over Doctor Bill Pocket Veto
President Nixon faces a potential court challenge to his pocket veto of the Family Practice of Medicine Act, a $225 million, three year program to train general practitioners. Supporters argue Congress was in recess when the 10 day limit expired, while others urge legal review or constitutional amendment. Sen Edward Kennedy pressed for clarification from the Attorney General on the administration's stance.
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Hugh Scott
Mansfield
Senate
Nixon
White House
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
D- Mass
Capitol
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
House
Bill Pocket
Washington
Democratic
John N. Mitchell
Clar
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