Community notices and memorials from Corry area pages
A jumble of town notices, admissions and discharges, and local ads lists several names and addresses such as Verene Saiveland and Hivhard Peterson along East Church street, Union City residents, and Spartansburg and Clymer locations. Items include pancake supper announcements, a band appearance at B's Steak House, CB radio accessories, summer hours at A and B Distributors, a beauty shop transition, a lost signet ring, and a Dutch Village smorgasbord with Saturday hours.
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Hivhard Peterson
East Church Street
Geral -Rogers
Lanaburg
Mt. Ryan
Union City
William Zaphiris
Moat Street
Quentin L Schuman
Clymer, Jugent
Jack R. Metoy
Bearbake
Shooting Injures Fort Lauderdale TV Executive
Harold Lind 68 a former area vice president of television stations including KDKA Pittsburgh was abducted shot and left for dead by an unidentified assailant. He was reported in satisfactory condition at a local hospital after being forced into a car outside his home. The assailant drove him to another part of the city where Lind was shot three to four times and then fled. He managed to reach a garage for help but police reported no arrests.
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Fort Ot Fla
Harold Lind
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Lind
Lund
Two Nixon in-Laws deny mental decline and suicide talk
Edward Cox and David Eisenhower rejected claims in Woodward Bernstein book that Nixon was mentally unstable or near death by his own hand. They insisted they never thought Nixon would harm himself and disputed portrayal of their conversations and Nixon’s state of mind. Eisenhower said rumors were press-generated and he did not fear a self-inflicted death.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Edward Cox
David Eisenhower
Nixon
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
Cox
Eisenhower
White House
Misenhower
Julia
Woodward
Nixons
Bernstein
David
Mc. Nixon
Scannell News Highlights Book and Rock Scenes
A guest writer notes David Hapgood’s The Screwing of the Average Man in paperback. Elton John’s earnings and a flood of pop culture items dominate Inside Dope and Rock sections. Also lists TV specials, quips, and Arnold Horshecht Award poke at Gov. Shapp.
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David Hapgood
Bantam Books
Dear Abby and Dear Unloved Collide With Advice
A battered reader asks Abby about a violent response to an ex and a weight loss tale revealing marital strain. Advice emphasizes nonviolence and counseling, while another letter from a long-distance military father seeks guidance on balancing love, duty, and family.
City notes on waste disposal and flood plain study
Community Q and A outlines waste disposal options for Corry residents with no active landfills, detailing curb monthly pickup limits, transfer station hours, and fees, plus a FAQ on flood plain study needs and a humorous aside about payment for the column.
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Corry
Avenue A
Erie
Rain and Snow Continue Across Dakotas and Plains
Rain and snow lingered across the Dakotas after Montana snow ended, with patchy fog in the Ohio Valley and parts of California and Texas. Cool conditions spread from the central Plains to the Mississippi Valley, while northern Rockies and Ohio Valley expect warmer temperatures amid a cold front.
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Dakotas
Montana
Maine
Texas
Tower Great
Ohio Valley
California
Great Plains
North Carolina
Plains
Pacific Northwest
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Southern Plains
New England
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Oregon
Rockies
High Plains
Cleveland shuts down 85 million coke oven battery
The Cleveland Division of Air Pollution Control closed Republic Steel Corp's 85 million coke oven battery at Cleveland Works before it opened. Commissioner Bergman cited lack of plans for emission control tech. The destructive distillation process risks releasing coal tars, oils, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide, and phenols. A spokesman said a mutual, satisfactory resolution would be sought while permitting the facility to operate.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Division of Air Pollution Control
Republic Steel Corp
Howard Bergman
Republic
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Hewes
MT Trlay
Tomorroy Allaroun
Willedda Shindledecker Hirsung
Verene Saiveland
Roger Hasbrouck
Sparjansburg
Judith Morowski
Grand Valley
Mayy
Roush
South Second Avenue
Chevy Stroup
Floyd McClelland
Luislé Asel
Garland Robert
Robert Thornton
Clyrmer
Richard Proctor
West Sault Street
Louise A. Kaiford
Shea Street
George Fishee
Infun
Spartansburg
Craig
Toger Wiggers
Igin Deidre
Marilyd Aidas
Gerald Coburn
Sherman
John Amorosa
Spring Street
Btrs
Larry Watroug
Clymer
Donald L
Markle
Merli T Jackman
R.D
Arad
Freeport
Jamestown
B’s Steak House
Regency
Chuck Bowman
A&b
Jean Hess
Jackie
Jean
Dona Katulich’s
Initlels
Columbus
Barstown
Linda Nichols
Chevrolet
Sears
Scannell News
NEW Dawn
Cosmopolitan
Gloria Steinem
CIA
Elton John
Eiton
Tubes
Erie County
Crawdaddy Magazine
Speed
NASA
Frank, Bing
Alice Cooper
WOLN
W-54
Barry Manilow
Barry
Kentucky Fried Chicken
State Farm
Doctor Pepper
Pepsi
McDonald's
Arnold Horshecht
Governor Shapp
Penndot
Steve
Ike
Hapaderrick
Eric
Paul Simon
John Wayne
Jimy Stewart
Pat Bodine
Ronald Reagan
Pat
Anita Bryant
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Tal
The
National Science Foundation
PBS
Mark Russell
CBS
NBC
Truman Potsdam
Samburg
Lincoln
Hal Holbrook
Dean Fabby
Abigail van Buren
Honserage Fentow Bed
Abby
Houston
Moby
Beck
Chicago
Lisa
Lina
L.A
Dave Johnson
P.O
Corry, Pa
Coins of Engineers
Associated Press
America
Corry Evening Journal
Teaneck
N.J
Cliagh
Thre Auxoclave Press
Jor
Ret Whey
Theo Alis
Baisket
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