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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1975

Page

3

Floods kill five as Susquehanna rages through Pennsylvania

Five people die in flood related accidents as the Susquehanna River swells after Eloise rains flooding a 150 mile Pennsylvania corridor. President Ford declares 30 central counties a major disaster to expedite federal aid for about 20,000 displaced residents. Harrisburg evacuations spread to Milton Muncy Lewisburg Selinsgrove amid crest approaching 10 feet. Farmland and crops suffer extensive losses with damage in the millions. National Guardsmen assist in evacuations as officials assess impacts.

Harrisburg UPI Susquehanna River Pennsylvania Gerald Ford York County Milton Muncy Lewisburg Selinsgrove

Floods threaten towns along north branch near Wilkes-Barre

In 1967 1972 and now the area suffers again with Plymouth Shickshinny and West Nanticoke near Wilkes Barre facing rising flood waters. The river was forecast to crest at 36 feet as 100000 sandbags line the dikes while Forty Fort and Sweversville evacuate due to leaking defenses. Residents brace amid centralized county warnings across Dauphin Cumberland Perry Adams York Franklin and Tioga.

John Oberdorf Plymouth Shickshinny West Nanticoke Wilkes- Barre Wilkes Barre Wilkes-Barre Agnes Forty-Fort Sweyersville Frank O’connell Kingston Dauphin Cumberland Perry, Adams, York Franklin County Pennsylvania Tioga County

McKeesport Faces Budget Crisis and Jobs Cut

McKeesport, across the Monongahela from Pittsburgh, plans layoffs of one third of municipal staff, including 26 of 76 police, to close a $500,000 deficit from overspending and falling tax receipts. City leaders reject pay cuts as an option amid public protests and Housewife critique.

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