Swim A River and Lose Weight in 440 Miles
Russell Chaffee, 39, a Sayre mathematics teacher, swims 440 miles down the Susquehanna to publicize its recreational value. He started June 14 at Cooperstown and aims for Havre de Grace by July 11, losing weight from about 210 to around 146 166. He notes swimming burns roughly 600 calories per hour and jokes about appetite.
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Bloodmobile Falls Short of Quota at Frederick Church
The Bloodmobile collected 124 pints and deferred 24 for medical reasons at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. About 255 scheduled, 113 kept appointments, 35 walk-ins. nine new donors, 26 cards in files. First visit of the new fiscal year was 2% pints short of the 150 target. Next drive set for July 21 from 1 to 5:39 pm. Local firms contributed donors. several million pins awarded. Washington Regional Blood Centers again seeks heart surgery blood for Frederick.
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Mortgage Market Tightens as Down Payments Rise
In New York AP reports a couple faces higher down payment needs and increased mortgage costs amid rising interest rates. Across the country executives relocate while buyers back out as lenders demand more cash and charges, reflecting tight money despite abundant overall credit and a demand boom. A separate Perry city sanitation notice converts an elderly resident’s outhouse to indoor facilities after long resistance.
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Five Year Olds At Lee Place Nursery Class Photo
Mrs David Grove leads five year old students from Lee Place Nursery Center in a summer outing. Front row seated left to right are Carel Lynn Crum Carol Ann Landau Britt Brubaker Susan Rudy Randy Nicklas Melanie Haugh Scott Cec courilli Whitney Summers. Back row standing left to right are Timothy Dixon Elaine Bogen Steven Brady Marie Eccles Scarlet Shan holtz Nancy Schricker Charles Johnson Sara Much Phyllis Britton Minny Crawford Robin Toms Travers Davis. Absent for the photo was Josh Friedman.
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Seafood demand rises while U S fishermen lag
Washington AP reports rising per capita fish consumption and record U S seafood supply in 1965. Yet commercial fishermen saw only a modest catch rise and a record income of 451 million dollars. Imports exceeded 50 percent of supply as the U S became the world's largest importer of edible fishery products.
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