Corry Area Line-O-Ad Spots Local Events and Notices
Spot Line-O-Ads reports hospital updates and daily notices for Corry area residents as of 7 A M. This compilation lists admissions discharges and names across local families including Federchal Proprieter Maloney Carrier Rogers Dempsey Schenck and others. It also previews ads for events businesses and services such as butter corn at Sekeraks a Dutch Village Smorgasbord Dutch Village Restaurant and various eateries plus a Sidewalk Bazaar Daze and hotel dining specials. Local rates are 50 cents a line and ads are accepted until noon on publication day.
Rain pattern leaves some regions thirsty and others drenched
The Associated Press reports rain fell in unwanted areas while sought after moisture lingered in the plains. Houston measured over two inches in six hours, Huntsville Alabama over half an inch, with Alabama and Mississippi seeing varying totals. A few places like Louis Falls Dakota posted four and a half inches and Dodge City Kansas received about a half inch since Friday. The national forecast calls for showers from the Great Lakes to the Gulf with mild southern rain and hot conditions in the northeast and Ohio Valley. Temperature extremes ranged from 43 in Evanston Wyoming to 94 in Phoenix with many cities reporting clear or cloudy skies and scattered thunderstorms.
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Associated Press
Gulf States
Plains
Houston
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
Mississippi
Louix Falls
Dodge City
Kan
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Plains States
Pacific Northwest
Michigan
Virginias
Phoenix
Evanston
Wyo
Anchorage
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Detroit
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Nashville
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
Austerity Cuts Forest Aid Plan in Pennsylvania
The Department of Environmental Resources will halt new equipment purchases and end forest pest spraying to cover a $6.7 million budget gap. Secretary Maurice Goddard reports 48 furloughs, saving $958,000 on gear and $850,000 by stopping spraying. Other measures include park staff layoffs after Labor Day, campground closures, and tighter supplies for air and water programs.
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Harrisburg
API
Department of Environmental Resources
Environmental Resources
Maurice Goddard
Liquor Prices Go Up Aug 27 Across 250 Items
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board will raise prices on about 250 items effective August 27 as manufacturers cite higher labor and material costs. The board notes they must pass increased costs to consumers, with small penny hikes on many wines and larger jumps like Ambassador 25 Year Scotch, now rising to 43.25 for a 1 ounce bottle.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania
Liquor Board
Daniel Pennick
Arrow
Leroux
Jacquin’s
Hiram Walker Inc
Ex spouses seek close relationship without remarriage
Dear Abby columns offer guidance on resuming a happy, travel-friendly bond with an ex husband in later life. Advice covers addressing mutual feelings, evaluating potential conflicts, and communicating to gauge his interest in a nonmarital relationship, plus practical parenting and domestic issues.
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Abby
Rockwell Considers Spinoff Sale of 10 Divisions
Rockwell International discusses selling about 10 divisions from its Industrial Components Group for just under 100 million dollars. A Bear Stearns organized investor group is named as potential majority buyer. sale could sign in 30 to 45 days. Divisions account for under 4 percent of Rockwell's 1974 revenue and would fall outside core strategy.
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Pittsburgh
Rockwell International Corp
Industrial Components Group
New York
Bear, Stearns and Co
Associated Press
Rockwell
Robert Anderson
Ander
St Marys Strike Ends With Pact
A four month strike at three Stackpole Carbon Co. plants in Elk and McKean counties ends as Local 502 accepts a new three year contract. The pact, hammered out with federal mediators, raises hourly wages by 50 45 and 40 cents over its life and adds a five cent cost of living adjustment mid first and second years. The company agrees to drop all legal charges stemming from actions by strikers since March 20.
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ST. Marys
Stackpole Carbon Co
Elk
McKean
International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
Washington, D.C
False Alarm Bill Vetoed by Shapp in Harrisburg
Gov. Shapp vetoed a bill to raise penalties for false alarms, calling parts vague and unnecessary given existing penalties. The measure would have increased fines from 10,000 to 15,000 and prison terms from five to seven years, except in special cases involving accident injury death or property loss.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Bethany First Baptist class meets at home
Bernice Marsh reports the Bethany Class of First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Maud Bennink’s home with 14 ladies present. Mrs. Linendell led devotions while readings were shared. Several attendees, including Miss Beverly Albright of Jamestown and Mrs. Denis Cooper of Findley Lake, visited or hosted others recently.
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Bernice Marsh
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Maud Bennink
Mary Riley
Bennink
Linendell
Winnie Pierce
Elouise Marsh
Cutting
Richard Curtiss
Sherman
Amos Vaniarden
Beverly Albright
Jamestown
David Albright
Clifford Aikens Sr
Homer Loomis Sr
Corning
N.Y
Watkins Glen
Binghamton
Cheryl Kay Aikens
Cecil Humphrey
Glen Evans
Myron Wallace
Denis Cooper
Findley Lake
Max
Mark Bemis
Gear Horse Show
Richmond
Roy Green
Elaine
Bernice
Louise Marsh
George Rose
Corry
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Verene Loveland
Brian
Linda Federchal
Garland
Hazel Proprieter
Titusville
Dorothy P. Maloney
Pauline H. Carrier
R.D
Columbus
Valerie
Dennis Rogers
Stewart Road
Victor Dempsey
West Smith Street
Bemus Point
Karen
Ronald Schenck
Bear Lake
Vincent C. Culver Sr
William Hogenboom
Clymer
Allen Foster
N. Fanni
Eli Mader
Helen F. Shira
Franklin Street
Rodgers
Union City
Jesse Burrows
Sekeraks
Garfield’s
Cherry Builders Supply
Perry’s Inn
Columbus Inn
Corry Motor Inn
Dave Walters
Brotherhood
Dot's
B‘s Steakhouse
Montgomery Ward
B’s Steakhouse
Ike Fairchild
Fred Walsh
Tri-City
Tre Journal Daily
Buford Pusser
Nis
Stella — Roddy
Stevens McDowall
Ao Po
Arnoldisa
Dean Arby
Baltimore
Mrs. T
L.A
Calif
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Chicapo Tribuna
North Center St
Don Swart
Spring Creek
Vernon Belnap
California
Pearl Bemis
Frank
Kathy Evans
Philipsville
Thomas Alcorn Jr
Florida
Gail T. Alcorn
Mt. Dora
Florida Keys
George Morton
Amos van Warden
Arthur Wallace
Chester Rager Sr
Buffalo General Hospital
Paraguay
Asuncion
Woodworth
Corry Christian School
Warren County
FAIRY
Pittsfield
Little Richards
USA
Hee Haw
Buddy Alan
Crystal Gayle
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