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PAGE THREE EVENING HERALD OF SHENANDOAH ASHLAND MAHANOY CITY- MONDAY. JUNE U. 1972 Iphia State legislature may shift to Philade The six were Irvis, Reps. James Prendergast, Northampton, and Donald Fox, -Lawrence; and Sens. Stanley G.

Stroup, Bedford, Elmer Hawbaker, Franklin, and Clarence Bell, R-Delaware. Sunday afternoon with National Guard officials. They flew from Harrisburg up the Susquehanna River to Sunbury and Lew-isburg, then up the river's East Branch past Danville, Shick-shinny, and Wflkes-Barre. the funds from the proposed spending planThey had intended to use it to cut personal and corporate income tax rates. Irvis said the Democrats had not been informed of Lee's proposal.

"I think it is safe to say the $150 million will have to be reconsidered," he said. "Fm sure partisan politics will be forgotten and we'll think about people instead of the dollar bill." Six lawmakers made a helicopter tour of flooded areas money because damage is less than $3,000. "There are thousands of families in this commonwealth who lost everything to their names, and it didn't amount to $3,000. There are others who can't pay back loans, no matter how small the interest." Lee said he would ask the House to use the $150 million which was cut out of the budget last week for flood relief. The Republican delegation and a core of rural Democrats succeeded last week in removing lion General Fund budget last week, but about 30 minor appropriations bills are still pending in that chamber.

The Senate has not begun its floor debate on any of the budget. House Majority Leader K. Leroy Irvis, D-Allegheny, said he would ask the House to immediately begin consideration of flood relief funds. "We have got to help people out, and I don't mean just loans," Irvis said. "There are people who can't get federal Fleming, Allegheny, called the proposal "ridiculous.

"My snap judgement would be that I am opposed to moving to Philadelphia," he said. "Why not move it to Fleming said he would ask for a cancellation of this week's session. Senate President Pro Tempore Martin L. Murray, D-Lu-zerne, was in Wilkes Barre through the weekend and unreachable because of the critical flood conditions there. The House passed a $3.2 bil "I just don't see how we can miss this week," Fineman said.

"We have to meet somewhere. He said Philadelphia's Benjamin Franklin Hotel confirmed that it had enough space to house the members for the coming week. Hotel officials said the ballroom and conference rooms could be used for sessions and caucuses. House Republican leader Kenneth B. Lee, R-Sullivan, reportedly agreed to Fineman's proposal.

But his Senate counterpart, Minority Leader Robert D. of Harrisburg is underwater. "The members would have no place to stay since the hotels are without water and electric-ity." Any other week of the year, the assembly simply would postpone its session. But the new fiscal year begins on Saturday, and the lawmakers still have not passed a budget. Without a budget, no money can be spent.

So if the legislature does not act before Saturday, all state operations will shut down. By JANE SHOEMAKER HARRISBURG (UPI)-House and Senate leaders were to decide today whether to convene the legislature in the soggy capital city or move it to Philadelphia. The lawmaking body has never left the capital before, but House Speaker Herbert T. Fine-man, D-Philadelphia, author of the plan, said it could be done legally. "These are extaordinary circumstances," he said.

"Although the Capitol building is safe, half People in the news of the abdominal aorta was discovered June 15 when the governor was examined for a back injury he sustained during the Governor's Cup Hydroplane Regatta in Owensboro, four days before. Answers of given flood victims importance VATICAN CITY (UPD Pope Paul VI says some of his happiest moments are spent with young-children. "It is an immense pleasure for us when we are surrounded by these innocent, happy, jubilant, noisy children," the Pope said Sunday in a message to pilgrims and tourists in St. Peter's Square. "We want to take time Jo occupy ourself a little with such beauty and such joy." to scrape the mud off flooded surfaces with a shovel.

Then, wash down the walls, baseboards, floors in a solution of laundry bleach two ounces of bleach to two gallons of water. Rugs, upholstered furniture, automobile upholstering and I GET THERE? Look for buckled walls, loose bricks, cracks or shifting of the foundation. HOW DO I START CLEANING UP? Remove all remaining mud, silt and debris. You may have HARRISBURG (LTD- About displaced persons in Pennsylvania will be asking these questions soon when they return to their flood-swamped homes. Here are some of the answers from the Civil Defense: WHEN SHOULD I RETURN TO MY HOME? Not until it is totally safe.

Local authorities will advise you. Or ask a building inspector to look at it. WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN By United Press International LOS ANGELES (UPD-When Bobby Fischer didn't show up in Reykjavich, Iceland as expected Sunday there was concern he had changed his mind about meeting Russian Boris Spassky in the world chess championship there July 2. But Fischer, in seclusion here, has every intention of playing Spassky, a chess source said today. Like his game, however, the exact time the American champion will make his move is uncertain.

Fischer and world chess officials have been at odds over the conditions under which the $125,000 world championship match will be played. HOUSTON (UPI)-Heart specialist Dr. Michael DeBakey says today's operation on Kentucky Gov. Wendell Ford for removal of a tumor from an abdominal artery should be standard and not take much more than an hour. The Kentucky governor flew to Houston Sunday to be examined by DeBakey.

A Methodist Hospital spokesman said the 47-year-old Ford was expected to be in intensive care for about three days and should be dismissed from the hospital by late next week. Ford's tumor an aneurism the contents down the well. Replace the well-cover and turn the water tap until you smell chlorine. The, turn off the water and do not use if for eight hours. Finally, open all taps and flush out all the chlorine.

Keep flushing until chlorine oder has disappeared. Cisterns may be cleaned in the same way. IF YOU CANNOT GO HOME OR IF YOU NEED ADDITION-AID, visit one of 75 Flood Information Offices which open around the state at noon today. Flood victims do not need protection from typhoid fever, tetanus or hepatitis. Danger from these illnesses is extremely Jhe pressure of the ground around the basement could push the walls in.

WHAT ABOUT UTILITIES? A professional should check any appliance that has been under water. Do not connect the appliances until the floor and sockets are bone dry. Do not turn on the power until the basement is pumped. Be alert for gas fumes. Do not light matches and call the utility company.

WHAT ABOUT FLOODED FOOD? Destroy all unpacked food, bottled food or food packaged in plastic or other packaging materials. Undamaged can goods can be used if they are dunked in a laundry bleach solution for at least one "minute. Do not refreeze frozen food that has thawed. Throw it out if it has been thawed for more than four hours. Wash all food utensils and dunk them in laundry bleach solution for at least one minute.

WHEN AN I DRINK THE WATER? Until you are told the water is safe, boil it for five minutes in a clean container. The flat taste of boiled water can be corrected by shaking it in a bottle or pouring it from one container to another. Wells cannot be disinfected until the flood waters have disinfect, mix two quarts of commercial laundry bleach with 10 gallons of water and pour other household articles should be thoroughly washed with soap and water and exposed to sun and air until thoroughly dry. Normal laundering and dry cleaning should take care of clothing, bedding and similar items. If they have been contaminated with sewage, they should be rinsed in laundry bleach solution.

WHAT SHOULD I DO WITH DEBRIS: All waste from flood water should be taken to a landfill. If you cannot get to one, bury waste at least two feet under the ground. WHAT IF MY BASEMENT IS FLOODED? Do not pump it too quickly. of Your Health Speak Lester Coleman, M.D. Did He Injure Her Eardrum? BERKELEY, Calif.

(UPD-Inventor Dave Sarlin drove his steam powered bicycle "Vesuvius" on its maiden run Sunday. It chugged up and down the street at just under 14 miles an hour. Sarlin, 30, built the vehicle by placing a boiler and miniature steam engine on a bracket above the front wheel on his 10-speed bike. Gasoline was burned in a small camper-style stove to heat the water. Steam generated in the boiler turned a small aluminum cast rotor mounted with a chitch to turn the front tire.

Nineteen from county attending 4-H gathering of rural sociology; Dr. Hope Service, Washington, DC. and Daughtery, of the U.S. Depart- Father Bernard Petrina of ment of Agriculture Extension Bloomsburg State College. Speakers at the four-day conference include Dr.

William M. Smith, Penn State professor Nineteen Schuylkill County 4 members will learn specialized leadership skills and take a look at current teenage concerns when they take part in Pennsylvania 4-H Leadership Congress June 26-29 on The LAST TWO DAYS TODAY TUESDAY Midnight Grad. 6: 10-8: 30 Adulterv RBUff3c For Fun And Profit' Best Blue Film Ever Done!" "A Funny, Genuinely Erotic Comedy." SHOW MAGAZINE SPECIAL! MANUFACTURERS OF the ORIGINAL, CUSTOM ALL ALUMINUM COMPLETE REPLACEMENT (NOT A STORM WINDOW) WINDOW In a fit of anger, I slapped my teen-age daughter. Soon after, her ear began to bleed. My guilt knows no limits.

But my greatest worry is that I might have injured her eardrum permanently. Mr. R.N.B.,Tex. Dear Mr. Many times a slap over the ear will cause a "blast" effect and injure the eardrum.

The first evidence of it is some blood in the ear canal. Hearing is immediately impaired. Almost always, the injury to the eardrum is temporary. Within a few weeks the ear usually returns to normal. I assume that your daughter has been examined by a doctor or an ear specialist.

This is imperative. Often people are ashamed to admit how such an injury occurred and will avoid getting the opinion and treatment by a doctor. Physicians do not stand in moral judgment of such situations and certainly would not reveal to anyone how such an injury occurred. The chances are very great that the only residue will be your daughter's hurt feelings and your own personal guilt. Both of these caikbe remedied by a respectful talk about the differences that precipitated the unpleasant situation.

Are salt tablets effective in keeping cool in very hot weather? Dear Miss Salt itself does not keep the body cool. Yet it does serve an important function during periods of great physical exertion. Salt is sodium chloride, or Na, or sodium, has a special affinity for retaining water in the body. The water balance is very important to normal healthy functioning of the body. Both salt and fluid are rapidly lost in perspiration when exercising or working in hot weather.

Both should be replenished to maintain that water balance. Some time ago, the United States Army Medical Department suggested that the best way to keep cool and comfortable in desert and jungle areas was a shower or bath in tepid or lukewarm water. It was found that the water helped the body's own cooling system to work better in extreme climates. Additional comfort can be gained by increasing moderately the fluid intake, avoiding alcoholic beverages. A light diet is advantageous.

Most important is not to overextend one's physical capacity during periods of excessive heat. Salt tablets, taken in moderation, when prescribed by a doctor, can be helpful. DR. LESTER COLEMAN has a special eyecare booklet available called, "What You Should Know About Glaucoma and Cataracts." For your copy, send 25 cents in com and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope to. Lester L.

Coleman. M.D., (Eye booklet) in care of this newspaper. Please mention the booklet by title. "VITC YOU CAN TRY ltd, JUST ONE Primt-6-Saih Window No One Under 18 Admitted I.D. Card Required i Plus XI htIMP0RTANTf Hi tBKlHIaSulJ Miss H.L.R., La.

SSSSSSSS-55SSft 1 is NO HEAT LOSS DURING INSTALLATION FOR OVER 20 YEARS WINDOW EXPERIENCE Pennsylvania State University main campus. The county delegation will join with abfiut 1,300 other 4-H members from all counties to share and contribute ideas which will improve local community programs. At Congress they will take part in assemblies, discussion and interest groups, and recreational activities. Members participating in 4-H Congress Mrs. Sue Williams, St.

Clair; Rhonda Daubert, R.D. Pine Grove; Vanessa Williams, St. Clair; Mary Fatula, Pottsville; Sherry Miller, New Ringgold; Pat Frank, RD 1 Pottsville; Margaret Mary Williams, St. Clair; Adele Merwine RD, Ashland; Patricia Ackerman, Nuremberg, Joan Hower, Barnesville; Nancy Deibert, Auburn; Denise Mikulski, Mahanoy City; Helen Hoban, Mahanoy City; Craig Rhein, Pine Grove, Fayne Sallada, Valley View; Diane Williams, New Ringgold; Charlene Klinger, Klingerstown. "This year's event has been expanded to include three new areas of leadership orientation' and development, says Mrs.

Marcia Fehl, Ass't. Extension Home Economist. "A Leadership School for teen leaders, a State Leaders Forum for adult leaders, and Extension Service staff orientation are new aspects of the program." Selected teen leaders will attend a special school -designed to increase skills to work effectively in "planning and conducting county youth programs. Topics include communication skills, understanding social concerns and group processes, and recreation. Leaders and Extension staff members will meet with College of Agriculture officials and participate in educational workshops involving the understanding of leadership principles, working with groups, and communications.

Two other county 4-H members, Janice Chaplick, St. Clair and Harold Beaver, Ringtown, have been named to-serve as Council Leadership Council delegates arrived on the Penn State campus June 23 for two days of counseling and orientation to prepare them for their duties the remainder of the week. Gets law degree George Medwick, son of Mrs Nellie Medwick and the late George J. Medwick, 235 West Centre street, Mahanoy City, on June 3 received a juris doctor degree from the University of Pittsburgh Law School He is a 1965 graduate of Mahanoy Area High School and a 1969 graduate of Pennsylvania State University, where he received a degree in electrical engineering He has accepted a position as a patent lawyer with Westinghouse Electric Co. in Pittsburgh A brother, Gerald R.

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