Corry Area Spotlight Ads and Community Events
Community notices list Spot Line-O-Ads, hospital report contacts, and volunteers for tomorrow. Local dining, concerts at Corry Motor Inn Fox Head Lounge, Moose events, barbershop and hardware ads, and business hours. Includes Cherry Builders, A&E Distributing hours, and Dutch Village Smorgasbord details with dates and locations in Corry and nearby towns.
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Corry Motor Inn
Fox Head
Theisen and
Dingfelder
Tim
Fox Head Lounge
Tim Theisen
Dan Dingfelder
Outlaw Hollow Point Bullets Faces Police Backlash in Pa
A Pennsylvania bill to ban hollow point and high risk ammunition draws fierce criticism from law enforcement officials. State Police Major Sidney Deyo testifies hollow points offer greater stopping power, while officers say they curb ricochets and reduce harm to bystanders. The bill’s sponsor Rep. Joseph Rhodes defends limits, citing international concerns and police safety.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Sidney Deyo
House
Joseph Rhodes
Pittsburgh
House Law and Justice Committee
Rhodes
American Civil Liberties Union
American Friends Service Committee
Jordan Paust
ACLU
Paust
Atty
Robert Kane
Kane
Tam
FBI
Fish and Game Commission
Deyo
Thieves Take $20,000 In Rings At Greensburg Mall
Two youths pried open a display case at the Joseph Horne Co in Greengate Mall during business hours and stole about $20,000 worth of rings. A nearby store manager pursued them but could not catch the robbers. State police are investigating the incident.
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Greensburg, Pa
Joseph Horne Co
Horne
Greengate Mall
Aging pregnancy debates and family advice from Abby column
A reader questions pregnancy chances for an elderly remarried woman while Abby notes rare historic cases of late in life births. The exchange includes coin inheritance issues, a teenage marriage hoax, and guidance on hesitation before divorce along with subscription offers to Abby’s advice column.
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Abby
Ripley
Massachusetts
M.D
Fon
Tam
Israel Says It Can Defend Itself Amid War Doubts
Premier Yitzhak Rabin declares Israel militarily in good shape and able to defend against attack while expressing doubt a new Middle East war is imminent. He notes distrust of Geneva outcomes, support from the U S, limited impact of the Arab boycott, and refusal to negotiate with the PLO. He foresees risks if the Suez Canal reopens and the Soviet navy increases activity. A separate Los Angeles item reports a 17-year-old quadraplegic receiving a chest implant electrode enabling natural breathing.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Middle East
U.S
Associated Press
United States
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Suez Canal
Soviet Union
Rabin
Mideast
Red Sea
Los Angeles
John Paraschak
Ranchos Los Amigos Hospital
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Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
T A. M
Mary Jane Stright
Ann Caster
Gene Prather
South Center Street
Arthur Roberts
North Clymer
Anthony Slava
R.D
Corry
Webb McCray
Union Street
Adolph Hamm
Bear Lake
Clair Beardsley
Spring Creek
Donald Saxton
Paler
Neal
Ai Synder
Lucille Kimmy
Lemon Street
Joseph Bolcratz
Union City
Thomas Kimmy
Norman Morris
Columbus
Carl Nelson
Marion
Moose Lodge
Barstow
A&e
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
USDA
VanTassel Farms
Colta Corners
Sturday
Elks
Meadville
Smorgasbord
Clymer
Cliff Buesink Ford
All-Way Electric
Ace Hardware
Cherry Builders Supply
Kubich
Hoover
R&d
the Albaniers’’ of
Canada
Columbus Community Church
Call
Ray Elsen
A.B. Dick Products
Rap ‘Dum-Dum
Weo
W. Smith Street Plaza
Dean Arby
Abigail van Buren
Chicago
Triune-W.y. Horn Bynd., Inc
P.S
Pan
L.A
Calif
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Indochina
Federal Savings and Loan Ins. Corp
Rheatre
Ele
Odyssey
Galdea
Spree
Redwood
Ali
Eggers
Jardinieres
Tomassoni & Sons Nursery
Seaboard
Warren
Eddy Street