Fulton Board tables health textbook issue for study
Fulton Board of Education postponed action on objections to health textbook passages at Bodley High School. A committee with Donald Distin and health teachers will study rectification options. Other motions included staff changes, tax refunds, auditorium use, band programs, new classes, and bill payments.
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Fulton
Fulton Board of Education
Raymond Shaver
Bodley High School
Shaver
Donald Distin
Glenn S. Eaton
Joel Carroll
Shirlee Collins
Gerald Frawley
Leon Archer
Granby
Allan
Boyce
Jo Anne Butler
Atlantic City
N.Y
Miss Butler
Fairgrieve School
War Memorial
Recreation Park
Education Clerical Association
G. Ray Bodley High School
New York
Two Studying At Mo College
Springfield Missouri Evangel College reports record enrollment of 1120 as two area students join this fall. Mr Thom as Michael Connell and Mrs Connell, both Fulton New York graduates, are listed as biology and psychology majors respectively.
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Springfield
Evangel College
Thomas Michael
Priscilla Weller
G. Ray Bodley High School
Fulton
N.Y
Connell
William Connell
Vivian Weller
Baldwinsville
PCS Senior Wins PTA Scholarship
Mary Czirr a Phoenix Central high school senior won the P T A Jenkins Memorial Scholarship chosen from 15 eligible seniors for leadership character academic achievement and teaching potential. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Czirr of 640 Main Street.
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Phoenix
Mary Czirr
Phoenix Central School
P.T.A. Jenkins
New York State University
Mary
Lawrence Czirr
Main Street
Bob Hope Begins Global Christmas Tour in Vietnam
Bob Hope arrived at CAMP EAGLE Vietnam for his seventh Vietnam visit on a 20th Christmas tour. He joked with about 15,000 troops of the 101st Airborne near Hue and was joined by Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky as a surprise guest.
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Camp Eagle
Vietnam
Bob Hope
Paris
101St Airborne Division
Demilitarized Zone
Nguyen Cao Ky
Saigon
Hope
United States
Switzerland Slides At Kitchen Conference Entertains
The Kitchen Conference met at the Gridley home with Harvey Mugglin showing views of Switzerland. Several local families planned Christmas gatherings within the week, with Masses at St Stephen’s Church and visits from relatives arriving from Arkansas Indiana New York and Virginia. Santa visited the Phoenix Cooperative nursery school Christmas party with gifts for children.
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Phoenix
Marvin Gridley
Harvey Mugglin
Central Square
Switzerland
James Cushman
Forrest City
Ark
Victor Bishop
James Bishop
Francis Crener
Fulton
Narrye Asteriadis
Rockville Center
L.I
George Asteriadis
Logansport
Indiana
Geroge Asteriadis
St. Stephen’s Church
Alexander C. Pilla
Arlington
Howard Beers
Santa Claus
Phoenix Co-operative Nursery School
Methodist Church
Mrs Ethel Davis 70 dies after illness in Pennellville
Mrs Ethel Davis 70 of County Route 12 Pennellville died Monday afternoon at her home after an illness. Fire Rescue Squad arrived at 2 56 p m but she had already died. Widow of William Davis Sr she had lived in Pennellville three years and was born in Scranton Pa. Survived by four daughters and two sons ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren one sister and six brothers. Funeral services Thursday at Frederick W Cox Funeral Home Scranton with local arrangements by Allanson Glanville Tapane Funeral Home Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ethel Davis
Phoenix-Mallory Road
Pennellville
Phoenix Fire Dept
Davis
William Davis
Scranton
Ethel Lewis
Jane Brown
Austin
Texas
Dorothy Richardson
Marlene Bean
Buffalo
George Heinz
William Davis, Jr
James Harris
William
Evan
Frederick
Richard
Robert
Arthur Morris
Frederick W. Cox Funeral Home
South Main Ave
Allanson - Glanville - Tappane Funeral Home
Regents Scholarships Awardees Named in 2024 Cohort
A list of scholars includes Paul Allerton Walter Glad Michael Hubbard Stephen Johnson Linda Jones Lynda Lalik Fergus Murphy Richard Okoniewski George Ozolins David Salsbury Erick Samson Janice Sobota Rosanne Thompson Pamela Tin and others recognized for prestigious Regents scholarships.
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Paul Allerton
Walter Glad
Michael Hubbard
Stephen Johnson
Linda Jones
Lynda Lalik
Fergus Murphy
Rich
Ard Okoniewski
George Ozolins
David Salsbury
Erick Samson
Janice Sobota
Rosanne Thompson
Pamela Tin
Big Cities Face Cutbacks In Municipality Services
Washington based AP survey details nine cities facing tighter budgets as costs rise and tax income lags. Cleveland threatens 3200 layoffs and police academy closure. Los Angeles may lay off workers. New York trims staff while facing a potential 300 million dollar deficit. Detroit, Chicago, Boston and St Louis report tax and wage pressures and hiring freezes amid a weak economy.
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Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Boston
Chicago
G. Edward Bedore
Philip Dearborn
Carl B. Stokes
General Motors
Walter R. Greene
Greene
C. Erwin Piper
St. Louis
Rainbow Bridge Described as World’s Largest Stone Span
The article notes Rainbow Bridge as the world’s largest natural stone bridge with a 278 foot span and 309 foot height. The arch top is 42 feet thick and 33 feet wide, described as broad enough for a two lane highway.
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Rainbow Bridge
U. S
Orissa Size and Population Compared to Florida
The Indian state of Orissa is described as slightly larger than Florida with a population density of 332 people per square mile, indicating a higher population concentration.
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Orissa
Florida
Steel production good profits low this year
The 1970 steel industry kept production steady while profits fell. Through 1970, output remained near last year's pace despite sluggish demand and a GM strike. Exports rose while imports fell, and major firms like U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel saw lower earnings though shipments stayed high.
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Pittsburgh
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel Corp
Pennsylvania
General Motors
United States
U.S. Steel
Bethlem Steel
U.S
Bethlehem
Bethelem
FDA bans numerous toys amid safety probe list
The FDA banned a wide set of toys including Dizzy Doodle Doll Squeeze Zoo and King Model 1700 Lawn Dart, listing defect details and manufacturers. The Consumers Union sought a federal court order to ban eight toys but was denied.
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Federal Appeals Court
FDA
Consumer Union
Consumers’ Organization
Parksmith Corp
N.Y
Stahlaya Manufacturing Co
Town & Country Game Ltd
Yonkers
Regent Sports Co
Hauppauge
Hasbro Industries
Pawtucket
R.1
King Athletic Goods, Inc
Hunting Park
Haecker Industries
Philadelphia
Leisure Group
West Point
Miss
Azrak-Henway
New York
Plakai
J.L. Prescott Co
Paterson
N.J
Little Angel
Prescott
Bear Archery Co
Crayling
Mich
Fleetwood Archery
Superior
Wis
Jerry Pets
Jerry Elsner Co
Georg Jensen, Inc
Uneeda Doll Co
Brooklyn
Pennsick & Gordon
Los Angeles
Calif
Funworld Inc
Bomar Co
Squantum
Mass
Roselle Park
Jackie
Fun World, Inc
Moody
Holiday Fair, Inc
la- 4 Toy Company
Golberger
F.W. Woolworth
Father Pleads Guilty in Elmira Suburb Conspiracy Case
In Southport N Y a father Cassius C Squires 48 pleaded guilty to third degree conspiracy connected to a 70000 warehouse fire at New Elmira Candy Co. His son Kenneth 20 was arraigned on the same charge seeking a public defender. Elder Squires freed on 250 bail to return Dec 28 for sentencing. son released on 1000 bond for preliminary hearing.
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Southport
N. Y
Elmira
Chemung County
Squires
Corning Community College
Boy Receives Tree Replacement From State
Martin Hall, 14, of Riverside Illinois asked the governor to spare a dying tree near a planned toll plaza. The Toll Highway Authority said it must be uprooted but offered a replacement. A truck delivered an 8 foot red leaf maple to his front yard.
Quotes on Prison Reform and Civil Liberty Debate
William J. Vanden Heuvel reports to New York's mayor about a prisoner suicide. He compares confinement in The Tombs to animal captivity in the Central Park Zoo, urging a citizen committee and protests against inhumanity.
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Central Park Zoo
Tombs
William J. Vanden Heuvel
New York
Mt Waialeale Hawaii: Rainiest Spot on Earth Finds
Mt Waialeale in Hawaii identified as the rainiest location on Earth while the Atacama Desert in Chile is noted as the driest. The Earth’s mass is cited as about 6.586 sextillion tons, plus or minus a few pounds.
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Mt. Waialeale
Hawaii
Atacama Desert
Chile
Lion Net Tons in the Same Period Last Year
An OCR fragment notes lion net tons in the same period as last year, suggesting a focus on comparative tonnage performance and year over year change. The available text lacks context about species, location, or reporting body.
Officers Quit as Charges Dropped After Retirement
Volpe stated Brown and Ellis filed retirement papers and he advised Bender not to press charges. He supported punitive letters of reprimand and noted the officers and their families suffered public castigation. He regretted the young man forfeiting freedom to reveal government procedure deficiencies and urged new safeguards to prevent a repeat of the Nov 23 incident.
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Volpe
Bender
Brown
Ellis
New York Market Eggs Prices and Demand
New York USDA wholesale egg offerings show fair demand. Whites priced fancy large 44 to 44, fancy medium 37 to 40, fancy smalls 26 to 27, with market conditions noted as fair.
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New York
USDA
Butter and Cheese Market Report In New York
Butter offerings irregularly distributed and demand prices unchanged. Cheese steady and prices unchanged. Market snapshot from New York with USDA notes on dairy product movements.
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New York
USDA
Geographical extremes of the United States
The list notes Point Barrow Alaska as northernmost, Ka Lae Hawaii as southernmost, West Quoddy Head Maine as easternmost, and Cape Wrangell Attu Island Alaska as westernmost.
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United States
Point Barrow
Alaska
Ka Lae
South Cape
Hawaii
West Quoddy Head
Maine
Cape Wrangell
Attu Island
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Edward Hamilton
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World Almanac
Meneess
Leary Rise
America
Alan B. Shepard
Ollo 14
Shepard
Cape Kennedy
Fla
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Manwaring’s Deerskin Shop
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