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INCMEAfilNO WASHINGTON-The uation'e fastest-growing crime bur- fUry. On the bur- flat eaters someone'! premises tt moods. Burglars' annual haul 1884 million. VOLCANO UUI JAKARTA Indonesia has some volcanoes, about IN of which are active, Most are on Sumatra, the moat volcanic region and the fifth largest Uland In the world. HLAN TINGS ARE A $14-Who kott Picks 10 Students To Work In His Ofilco WASHINGTON U.S.

Sea. Hugh Scott, nounced Saturday that 10 college from Pennsylva-J20, Pittsburgh, Trinity College nla have been choien to work Suian Beth Laudensag- in his office as summer interns, er, Doylestown, University The students were chosen of Pennsylvania; Geoffrey R. from more than 340 applicants, Scott uid! Named were Ronna Lee Beck, tt, of Pittsburgh, University of Michigan; Stephen B. Blum, 91, Philadelphia, Ttemple University; Robert St. Clair Johnson, Lebanon Dally Nawi, Labinon, Monday.

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Jonestown 866-2621 Plan Campaign To Get Votes For Constitution HARRISBURG tf) The Citizens Committee for Constitutional Revision plans a big educational campaign in an effort to convince the voters that they should approve the constitutional convention proposal in May. The organization, headed by former Govs. William W. Scranton and George Leader, says it will idvertlse extensively in newspapers, radio and television and arrange for lecturing. On primary election day, May 16, Pennsylvanians will be asked vhether they want a convention sit here this winter to rewrite Four parts of the state's 93-year- constitution.

Its recommendations would require voter approval next year. In a weekend statement, the committee announced that the wives of the governor, two former governors and the lieutenant governor have been enlisted the drive. Asked to take an active role were Mrs. Jane Shafer, wife of he governor, Mrs. Marjorie Jroderick, wife of Lt.

Gov. Raymond J. Broderick, and two brmer first ladies, Mrs. Mary Scranton and Mrs. Mary Jane Leader.

The committee is writing up an itinerary for the four women travel the state. They will attend coffee Matches, teas, and make speeches when necessary. Shafer's office is clearing the governor's schedule so that he ran devote even more time to the referendum campaign. Cabinet officers also have been advised to be prepared to give talks on the issue. As the campaign planners see the convention advocates are confronted with two basic tasks.

The first is to stimulate the lectorate to vote on the convention question while the second is to graphically demonstrate how this is accomplished. Scranton and Leader are known to believe that for every ive persons who can be convinced to participate in the con vention campaign, four of those will be "yes" votes. Both men also acknowledge the confusion that is likely to exist at primary time because of the multiplicity of issues be fore the electorate nomina tions for local offices; the con vention question and eight con stitutional amendments. Hence, the education cam paign. COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Carl Maurice ERDMAN OS Willow Lebamm Dial 1R4U1 McConneU, It, Rosemont, Haverford College.

Alto, Ronald 8. Naveen, 21, Kingston, University of Pennsylvania; Karen Nielsen, 18, Honesale, Connecticut College for Women; Christopher Roul hac, 30, Philadelphia, Albany State College Daniel J. Snyder, 23, Greensburg, University of Virginia; Stephen T. Whelan, 19, Merion, Princeton University. Armenian Christians reserve Christmas Day completely for religious observance and exchange gifts on New Year's Day.

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