Get Out of Town Before It's Too Late My Love Corning NY
Corning New York faces social pressure to marry as single adults flee towns dominated by couples. The piece profiles two residents at Corning Glass Works and contrasts city life with small town expectations, noting rising divorce rates and the broader national shift in attitudes toward singleness. The article explores how singles seek independence, leisure, and social networks beyond marriage.
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Ford to propose tough cures for economy in State of the Union
President Ford will propose hard and tough cures for the nations economic ills in his State of the Union address next month. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said the plan aims to restore long term stability and avoid quick gimmicks. Consensus at the briefing predicted a late 1975 upturn, with focus on fundamental changes rather than patchwork fixes.
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FordSigns Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area Bill
President Ford signed a bill creating Ohio's first national park the Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area between Akron and Cleveland with a 20 000 acre span. The act authorizes land purchases up to 34.5 million and development funds of 500 000 with Ohio contributing 4.2 million. Local police or fire services may be funded by the federal government unless amended.
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Sherman Oaks teen crowned in search for Marilyn Mearee in film
Marilyn Alexis Pedersen a 2% year old blonde from Sherman Oaks California beat 53 contestants to play the late Marilyn Mearee in Goodbye Norma Jean She will be screen tested for the title role and has a guaranteed acting part plus a come pin Production starts January 20 UP I
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Ex cons find path to work with Seventh Step Foundation
The Seventh Step Foundation Lorain County chapter helps ex convicts like Doug and Jim reintegrate by securing jobs and providing counseling. Doug, a local outreach worker, and Jim, who knew him from the streets, moved from crime to factory work with aid from the foundation. The program emphasizes employment as key to stable living and avoidance of relapse. The effort aims to reduce recidivism by offering support and real employment opportunities.
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Migration shrinks largest U S cities in early 70s data
Census Bureau figures show the 15 biggest cities lost residents overall from 1970 to 1973 with Cleveland dropping from 2.018 to 1.996 million while Houston rose to 2.138 million. New York remained the largest with about 9.98 million despite declines in others.
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Golden opportunity to buy off wet venture?
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a golden opportunity and discussions of buying, with references to Americans, starting Tersey Beth Otee, and national experts advising. The readable text is unclear about entities, dates, or outcomes, making precise summary difficult.
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