Corry Memorial Hospital ads and notices in The News Today
A compilation of local hospital notices and Line-O-Ad classifieds from Corry area including admissions of Forest Peiffer Neva Simmons James Hurlbut Howard Rhoades Henry Smith Russell Hill Jacob Miller and discharges of Vern Burrows James Loveland Chester Kibbey Mary Trageser Linda Pele Richard Sickler Russell Reed and Walter Shields. The page also lists public bond offerings Hamot Medical Center tax free bonds call for more information deer season advertising rental services gift shop promotions Prudential life insurance and local business ads with operation hours and phone numbers.
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Forest Peiffer
R.D
Corry
Neva Simmons
South Center Street
James F. Hurlbut
Random Road
Howard L. Rhoades
Northwest Treet
Henry J. Smith
West Smith Street
Russell J. Hill
Debra Hill
Unnn City
Jacob Miller
Spartansburg
Vern Burrows
James Loveland
Columbus
Chester Kibbey
Pittsfield
Ricky Tripp
East Sixth Street
Lottie Henry
West South Street
Mary Trageser
Colonial Terrace
Linda Pele
Richard Sickler
Spring Creek
Russell Reed
Kirkland
Ohio
Walter Shields Jr
Gould Street
Hamot Medical Center
Moore, Leonard and Lynch, Inc
George N. Orcutt
Supreme Court Nomination Of John Paul Stevens Likely OK
Washington AP report on the Stevens nomination to the Supreme Court to replace Justice Douglas. Hearing setup by Senate Judiciary Committee chair Eastland and minority member Hruska amid questions over tax records and financial disclosures. Stevens, a Seventh Circuit judge, faces questions on judicial philosophy as ABA rated him highly.
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Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Judiciary Committee
Stevens
U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Ford
Douglas
Unconventional wedding plans test a mother and daughter bond
Dear Abby columns cover a mother torn by her daughter's marriage plans with a baby in arms and blended families walking the aisle, a host struggling to maintain contact with three friends who never visit, and an abused mother seeking guidance on coping with her son's harsh behavior after placing him in a home. Abby suggests empathy, proper boundaries, and seeking counseling, noting the bride's day and urging support.
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Abby
Phyllis
Rick
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Senate filibuster on NYC relief opposition heats up
Senate filibuster tactics loom over a 2.4 billion emergency loan package for New York City as the 103 billion supplemental bill awaits passage. Senator James Allen warns of further delays, while New York officials insist the city will not face bankruptcy despite funding uncertainties. Carey rejects further federal bailouts and pledges a renewed city effort.
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Washington
Senate
New York City
House
Ford
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Allen
New York
New York State
Hugh Carey
NBC
Carey
Policemen's Trial To Begin Today In Connellsville Case
In Uniontown a trial starts for seven former Connellsville policemen and five civilians charged with arson and burglary tied to 1972 and 1973 acts. A change of venue was denied. twelve defendants face more than 300 charges. Two officers, Dale Richey and Raymond Martray, were previously found guilty of robbery and conspiracy with a civilian, Thomas Borris.
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Uniontown
Connellsville
Dale Richey
Raymond Martray
Thomas Borris
Vigil Group Waiting For Second Coming Near Grannis
In Grannis Arkansas a group of 25 believers have locked in a brick house awaiting the end of the world. They began the vigil 70 days ago leaving homes and jobs and say they remain undaunted as Christmas approaches. Local rumors prompted officials to intervene briefly and the Arkansas Gazette defended the group as exercising their religion.
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Grannis
Ark
Elizabeth Nance Bard
the Gazette
Fog and Rain Spread Across Three East States
The Associated Press reports fog and rain moved into North Carolina Maryland and Virginia from a southward low pressure center reducing visibility. The Pacific Northwest saw rain from a stationary front, with light snow flurries in North Dakota. Much of New England stayed clear under high pressure while Texas and the southern Rockies remained dry. Temperatures ranged from 72 at Key West to 3 below zero at Gunnison Colorado.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Rockies
North Dakota
New England
Texas
Intermountain
South Carolina
Florida
Florida Keys
Key West
Fla
Gunnison
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