Corry Inn Steak Dinners and Don Watts Music Event
Tonight at the Corry Motor Inn the regular two 8-ounce strip steak dinners with Cold Duck are $9. Don Watts performs in the Fox Head Lounge later. Reservations at 664-7707. Also listings for Corry Central Labor Club dance with The Happy Gang Saturday 10 to 2, Uncle Willie’s contact, and Connie’s baked coffee cake special.
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Saetelieer Gerre
Corry Motor Inn
Fox Head
Don Watts
Corry Central
Happy Gang
Pharmacy Panel Tightens Grip On Drug Sales
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Board of Pharmacy enforces strict handling rules for drugs, bans certain codeine cough syrups from shelves, and rolls out unit price advertising effective May 1. Cough syrups with high codeine become prescription items. needles and syringes switch to prescription status. Only pharmacists may dispense dangerous drugs. ads must show unit price beside bulk prices.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Board of Pharmacy
Furno
McHale Denied Funding for Rural Life Film in Pa
Agriculture Secretary Jim McHale sought 20450 to produce a 12 minute film on how Pennsylvania improves rural life. The Budget Office denied the request saying the department cannot afford such activity now. Kennedy-Lee Inc. would supply the film for 17250 with 1505 for four TV spots and the remainder for distribution and response tabulation. McHale clashed with farm groups over research fund control while diverting some funds to rural poverty projects. Opponents say such programs belong to Welfare. McHale argues rural life is a legitimate Agriculture concern. McHale has ties to the National Farmers Union, contrasting with the Grange.
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Harrisburg
Agriculture
Jim McHale
Pennsylvania
Budget Office
McHale
Kennedy-Lee Inc
York
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
State Grange
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
Penn State
Welfare Department
Agriculture Department
The
National Farmers Union
Grange
Corry Memorial Hospital Adds New Admissions and Discharges
The Corry Memorial Hospital daily report lists admissions including Mrs. William Warner from Ashville and Adrian Reesink at 153 East Congress Street, with multiple other patients named from Corry Clymer Union City and Columbus. Discharges include Gary Smith of Marion Street and several children and adults from local addresses. Ambulance and physician contact lines are provided, along with desk volunteers Verene Loveland and schedule notes for Sunday.
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Verene Loveland
William Warner
R.D
Ashville
Adrian Reesink
East Congress Street
Mark
Arthur van Dresar
Corry
John Long
South Center Street
Gary Smith
Marion Street
Clarise
George
Leslie Kopta
Clymer Teresa
George Nichols
West Smith Street
Ethel Matteson
Brown Street
Union City
Archie Benson
Columbus
Harriett Adams
Franklin Street
Scott
Paul Toplovich
Jeffrey
Robert Rigby
Eleanor Pierce
East Frederick Street
Edward Marr
Clymer
William Mancino
East Smith Street
Penni
William Lutz
Floyd Lindstrom
John Hornick
Turnpike Road
Paul Carnicke
Spring Street
Suzanne
Gerald Hepler
Elodia Garcia
Spring Creek
Ronald Wetmore
Earl Smith
Bear Lake
Segments Oppose McHale Appointment Over Policy Differences
Segments of the latter groups oppose McHale's appointment due to policy differences, the secretary often admits.
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PFA
McHale
Letters to the Editor on Sparta Corry merger and democracy
A Corry concerned parents group led by Carol Hunt criticizes the Sparta merger plan and school board for disregarding public wishes. The letter links busing, decentralization, and loss of identity to democratic rights, urges petitioning at upcoming meetings, and warns of broader regional plans from Erie. Francis McCray Elgin notes 1977 land use plans and urges similar resistance.
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Sparta
Erie
Corry
Edinboro
New York
Carry
Journal
PTA
Francis McCray Elgin
Corry Evening Journal details and postage rates
The Corry Evening Journal announces publication details, editor names, and subscription prices. It lists weekly and daily mail rates, carrier costs, and display advertising deadlines, reflecting standard local newspaper operations of the era.
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Corry
Selicaron
Probe Blast Fatal To One In Jamestown
Jamestown New York a blast at Jones Bakery killed Roger Gustafson 58 and left others injured. Firefighters battled the blaze for six hours as responders worked to clear rubble and determine the explosion’s cause. Louise Fransen was treated for arm and leg cuts at WCA Hospital. Others remained unidentified.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Fred Hitchkok
Roger Gustafson
John Michaels
Jones Bakery
Louise Fransen
WCA Hospital
Michaels
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Medes Hee
Crosby
Spartansburg
Willie
Connie’s
T King Featu
Vincent J. Fumo
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Thomas Readmond
Titusville
Ruth Lindstrom
West Bend Street
Clifford Barry
Putnam Street
Mildred Bennett
Hemlock Street
D&t Truck Shop
Weo
W. Smith Street Plaza
del Monte
Ann Page
Bedigas
Cis
Corry Memorial Hospital
the News Today
Barbara Miller
Free World
Carol Hunt and
Concerned Parents Group
Equal Housing Lender
Walt Disney Productions
Walt Disney
Merlin Jones
Tehnigior
F. E. Donelson
Corry Eum Church
WOTR
Bearing the
Cross
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