Corry area community notices and hospital patient list
Volunteers arranged for tomorrow and this evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. A discharge list includes Mrs. Lucite Vignoul Columbus and multiple residents from Corry area including the Robbs Winters Whitwoods and others with addresses in Corry Clymer Spartansburg Spring Creek and surrounding points. Local events include organ and piano lessons call Naomi Johnson and many shop and social notices at Corrian Hotel McElfroy's Flower Shoppe Oasis Picnic at Johnson's Grove and the Jaycee meeting at Corrian Hotel with additional ads for Montgomery Ward Benson's Lopes and Roberts Furniture.
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Lucite Vignoul
Columbus
Donald Nantes
East South Street
James Robb
Heather Diane
R.D
Corry
Fred Winters
Frederick James Jr
Spring Creek
James Whitwood
Jody Jolean
Clymer
N.Y
Frank Hapgood
R.D.1, Clymer, N.Y. Leon Maxson, R.D
Spartansburg
Edmund Zewatsky
Brook Street
Gull Windahl
West Washington
John Applebee
Chip Carters Head For Plains Home
Washington AP Chip and Caron Carter will return to Plains Georgia with their six month old son after denying reports of marital strife. They will depart from the nation s capital today with James Earl Carter IV and plan to work in the peanut warehouse business. Deputy Press Secretary Ann Anderson says the couple is very happy with the Plains move and no formal farewell is planned.
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Washington
Chip
Caron Carter
Plains
James Earl Carter IV
Ann Anderson
Cann
Raat
Titusville Teen Curfew Approved By City Council
Titusville approves a midnight to 5 am curfew for youths under 18 on a unanimous vote. Police Chief Bromley backs the measure as a tool to reduce crime and outlines a two-reading ordinance with possible parental penalties up to 300 dollars. Local officials note enforcement would target out-of-town violators and emphasize a city line approach.
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Titusville
Bruce Smith
Clarence Bromley
Bromley
National Institute of Professional Law Officers
Council
Smith
Police Department
Billie Brown
Central Towers
Oil City
Corry Evening Journal Publishes Daily Except Sunday
Fragmentary OCR shows the Corry Evening Journal at 1640? George Kam 8 Eton as managing editor with Jon McLavgnith and Prenarooma Forema. It mentions exclusive rights to local news, second class postage, and advertising rates. postal and subscription details are garbled.
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Corry
Dear Abby column letters reveal heartbreak and teen guidance
A Dear Abby column excerpt recounts a man’s grief over his late wife and a mockingbird, readers’ prayers for healing, and a reader about a daughter's lipstick dispute. Abby signs a mea culpa and notes a new booklet for teens, with a mailing address for orders.
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Abby
Energy Chief backs new bill and energy policy shifts
Energy Secretary James Schlesinger says oil companies seek profits but need not fear the House energy bill with its price controls. He argues higher prices risk excess profits and supports using profits for further energy development. He also weighs uranium price concerns, Alaska gas pipelines, and possible Canada overland route. He envisions policy timing after Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
House
Senate
U.S
Canada
Carter
Congress
White House
U S To Search Nixon Boxes For Missing Gifts
The State Department seeks court permission to inspect about 200 packing crates left by Richard Nixon to locate valuable gifts from foreign dignitaries. Items listed as missing include gifts from Iran and other nations. a hearing is set for Aug 24.
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Washington
State Department
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Washington Post
U.S
Evan S. Dobelle
the Post
Maxine Cheshire
Iran
White House
Post
Soviet Union
Ghana
Nicaragua
Ireland
Indonesia
West Germany
Dobelle
Joe W. Solomon
General Services
Nixons
GSA
Chief of Protocol
Energy Bill Hopes Mentioned in Senate Debate
The report notes that a program with potential for nuclear weapons has seen partial success in achieving international agreement to study the issue. It also covers petroleum industry hopes tied to the energy bill stalled in the Senate as Schlesinger discusses the topic.
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Senate
Schlesinger
Quote on industry push for subsidy in oil pricing
A political or policy discussion notes that any proposal to shift to world oil prices would still face calls for subsidies. It suggests industry would seek additional financial support regardless of the base pricing approach. The remark implies persistent subsidy pressures in energy policy debates.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Charlotte Miller
Bernice McIntyre
David Morowski
Hyde Road
Shawn
Thomas Neylon
West Park Place
Kevin Bounds
Hare Creek Park
Jack Perrin
Bear Lake
Frank Cervola
East Columbus Avenue
Mark Cooney
South Center Street
Walter Darndall
Corry John Graham
Garland
Stanley Anderson
Sherman
Milford Reed
Union Civ
Ronald Durlin
Pittsfield
William
William Saborsky
West Church Street
Robert Robinson
East Main Street
Jack McCoy
Naomi L. Johnson
Corrian Hotel
Montgomery Ward
McElfroy
Roberts Furniture
Eagle Furniture
Corry Area
Jaycee’s
Columbus Ace
A.M
P.M
Connie's
Marty
Presque Isle
Roberts
Darndall’s
Ray Elsen
North Center Street
Sarah Coventry
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Bowl-Aire Lanes
Benson’s
Sciota and
Plastics Roads
Chip Carters
Plains ‘Home
Berkey’s Grasshouse & Floral Shop
Woodworth
Union City
Robert Schneider
Geral English
Pennbank
Belaire
6Th ST
Erie
MERY
Dean Abby
Ralph
Daytona Beach Morning Journal
Emerson
Herbert M. Davidson
MR. D
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Tixon
Supreme Court
R. Stan Mortensen
West Smith
Rth
Center Streets
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