Sidewalk Bazaar Daze Promoted In Corry Ads
Local ads advertise Bowl Aire Thursday Ladies B League meeting and Sidewalk Bazaar Daze August 8 to 10, sponsored by the Retail Division of the Corry Chamber of Commerce. Also noted are Rustic Restaurant hours and Déer Head Inn service times, with contact details and mixed notices from the same issue.
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Bowl Aire
Sidewalk Bazaar
Corry Chamber of Commerce
White Elephant sale supports Alumni Centennial
An alumni benefit sale is set for August 8 to 10 with donation pickup by call 664-4530 or delivery to 125 North Center Street. Dr Alan Marley, veterinarian, lists contact numbers 664-4046 or 827-1778. Also seeks a complete double bed in good condition at 664-8510. News notes include Club winner Helen Neckers of Leed’s and Gloria Eshelman joining William Morton Coiffures at 664-4651.
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North Center Street
Alan Marley
Gloria Eshelman
William Morton Coiffures
Drug Control Bill Passed In U S House
The House voted to repeal federal authorization for no knock drug raids as part of a 480 million three year extension of the 1970 Controlled Substances Act. The measure cites DOJ raids harming families and property with Senate action pending. Detective Lillian Kirkpatrick’s retirement leaves Akron without a female officer for 26 years.
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Washington
House
Senate
Justice Department
House Commerce Committee
Department of Justice
Congressional Conference Committee
Akron
Ohio
Lillian
Kirkpatrick
Akron Police Department
Inflation Beats Impeachment In Congressional Mail
A study of 17 Pennsylvania congressmen shows impeachment mail has slowed to a trickle since Cox's firing. Some offices report no mail on impeachment, others show a mix leaning pro and con, with inflation, coal, and Agnes recovery dominating constituent concerns.
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Natalie Wexler
Corry Journal
Washington
Pennsylvania
Archibald Cox
John Ware
Doxford
Daniel Flood
Dilkes-Barre
Joseph McDade
Rscranton
Cox
Lawrence Williams
Springfield
John Murtha
D-Johnstown
Herman Schneebelck
Williamsport
Albert Johnson
R-Smethport
Ware
George Goodling
R-Loganville
Edward Biester
R-Furlong
William Moorhead
Pittsburgh
Joseph Gaydos
McKeesport
Fred Rooney
Bethlehem
Thomas Morgan
Ume
Yatron
Gaydos
John Dent
D-Ligonier
State College patrolman dismissal triggers union protest
AFSCME says it will sue the Burrough of State College over Lee Faust’s dismissal after a unanimous council vote to fire him for conduct unbecoming an officer. The charge, briefed in private, was read by Burrough manager Carl Fairbanks amid privacy safeguards. Faust was suspended without pay since July 19.
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State College
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Burrough of State College
Lee Faust
Burrough Council
Faust
Burrough
Carl Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Lee Cogen
Afscme
Cogen
State Human Relations Board
Corry Memorial Hospital Report Lists Admissions and Discharges
Corry Memorial Hospital not able to summon a physician in an emergency. The day's report lists admissions including Robert M Jolley and Deana Gates among others, discharges such as Beatrice Gates and Alice Aldrich, and voluntary afternoon volunteers Helen Haight and Derna Ficcardi. Also mentions CABAL Corry Ambulance Service desk volunteers. Recipes note Britain’s Post Office dial a dish service and inflation aware economy recipes for four at under $1.80.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Cabal Corry
Helen Haight
Derna Ficcardi
Robert M. Jolley
R.D
Corry
Scott Stewart
Centerville
Deana
David Boyd
Wattsburg
Terri Shreve
Seminole Avenue
Kelly Hall
Ormsbee Road
John Cooklis
North Center Street
Alfred Thieme
Clymer
Harvey King
Walter Hajec
West
Congress Street
Harold Messinger
Columbus Avenue
Kenneth Wadika
Box
Columbus
John Catalfn
Mead Avenue
Candie
Ilvin Gates
Park Street
Martin Kaschalk
Beatrice Gates
Alice Aldrich
West Washington Street
Ethel Taylor
Spartansburg
Kenneth Wetmore
Elgin
Tessa Downs
Clifford Long
West Frederick Street
Adella Rusch
Edinboro
Milford Reed
Union City
Gerald English
London
British Post Office
Britain
Post Office
British Farm Produce Council
Pa Teachers Not Under Pact In Allegheny Districts
With under a month before fall classes, at least 14 of Allegheny County’s 46 districts lack signed teacher contracts affecting about 218,000 students. Several districts cite salary as the main obstacle, while four districts delayed start last year due to strikes. Remaining districts negotiate for nonprofessional staff and custodial, clerical, and food service roles.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Allegheny Intermediate Unit
Shaler Area
East Allegheny
South Fayette
Swissvale Area
Wilkinsburg
West Allegheny
Duquesne
Baldwin- Whitehall
Chartiers Valley
Deer Lakes
Northgate
Turtle Creek
Allegheny Valley
Edgewood
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