Local Line-O-Ad Rates and Nearby Listings
Spot Line-O-Ads shows local rates at 34 cents per line with ads accepted until noon the day of publication. The page includes several mini notices for Christmas pies and cookies, Cliff Carroll's Bar promotion with Budweiser on tap, Connie's Cream Puffs promotion, and a deer processed offer with CC Meats contact numbers.
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Scioto
Hnee
Whites
Cliff Carroll's
Connie's
Spartansburg
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
George A Sample
William Eaton
John McLaughlin
Asociated Press
AP News
Mall
Ripley Central School hit by illness impacting attendance
Ripley Central School reports 123 students absent today from a 740 pupil enrollment as sore throats and tonsillitis spread through kindergarten to high school grades. Principal Hugh Litteer planned doctor and health department review while reopening after a precautionary Friday closure and canceling group meetings and a basketball game.
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Ripley
Ripley Central School
Hugh Litteer
Chautauqua County Health Department
Lionel L. Richardson
Legislators Seek Erie Hatchery Study Group
A seven member state legislative task force will study establishing a fish hatchery in Erie. Representatives Bernard Domorowski and Robert Bellomini won unanimous approval to form the study group. The pair cited Lake Erie's 1970 fish handlings at 42 million pounds, down from 59 million in 1969, blaming factors including environmental changes and mercury, with the hatchery viewed as a possible remedy.
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Erie
Bernard Domorowski
Robert Bellomini
Lake Erie
Dombroschi
Yachtsman King Heads Toward Cape Horn on Galway Blazer
Perth AP report says round the world yachtsman Bill King sails from Fremantle aboard the 42 foot Galway Blazer on to South America. He aims to reach Cape Horn and return home, hoping to complete the leg before June.
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Perth
Australia
Bill King
Cape Horn
King
Fremantle
South America
County Tech Rolls Out New Adult Courses for Spring
Erie County Technical School opens registrations for a second semester adult program with hours 9 to 4 weekdays and 7 to 10 pm evenings. Final enrollment is January 20 with classes starting the week of January 21. Courses include tax accounting, auto mechanics for women, blueprint reading, machine shop, welding, radio announcing, typing, and more, with additional courses in progress but full.
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Erie County Technical School
Sawmill owner vows profit from cutting pollution
CHARLOTTE AP A sawmill owner, Robert B. McClure of the McClure Timber Co., told a county air pollution control agency he will profit by eliminating smoke. He has halved burning, found a manufacturer using his sawdust, and plans to grind bark for sale as a soil builder after buying a hammer mill. Edgar C. Jones heads the agency.
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Charlotte
N.C
Robert B. McClure
McClure Timber Co
McClure
Edgar C. Jones
Aaa
Court blocks DJ's bid to halt trial in bribery case
A federal judge denied a preliminary injunction by District Justice Michael Kinecki to stop state court prosecution on bribery charges. Judge Gerald J. Weber also refused to hear a related civil complaint alleging immunity for the state's key witness is unconstitutional. The ruling notes federal intervention in state criminal cases is limited and that immunity issues can be challenged in criminal court or on appeal. Erie County court proceedings on a related petition by Kinecki's lawyers are expected later this month.
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Erie
Michael Kinecki
U.S
Gerald J. Weber
Kinecki
Weber
Richard Scarpitti
Edward Wittman
Erie County Court
Authority criticizes polluter remark in county air advisory
The Mecklenburg County Air Pollution Control Advisory Committee commented that a local official is likely to sell his smoke, signaling concern over air quality practices and potential misrepresentation in environmental matters.
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Mecklenburg County Air Pollution Control Advisory Committee
Oklahoma Capitol dome paints flake after repaint
AP reports in Oklahoma City that the blue green sky within the Capitol dome is flaking after a year since repainting during a major renovation program. The issue concerns the interior artistic surface rather than structural damage. The situation prompted inspections and plans for touch ups to preserve the dome artwork.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Capitol
Capitol Dome
Frank's Auto Service and Anthony's Auto Parts Ad
General repairs and official inspection services offered by Frank's Auto Service with contact 665 0125. Anthony's Auto Parts located at 802 North Center Street supplies auto parts, phone 664 7731.
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Frank's Auto Service
Anthony's Auto Parts
North Center Street
Taylor's Electric Service
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
Corry TV Cable CO
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Senne
Barstow
Mekeon Tree Service
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Sally Wallace
Jamestown
N.Y
Edie Word
Montgomery Ward
Lehman’s Tire
First Avenue
Haarges
Cliff Buesink
Bea's
the Peedees
Yodi’s Pizza Shop
South Center
Journal Daily
Upper Canada Fur Farms
Ridge Ad
Lockport
New York
County Tech
Elks Club
Little Civic
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Helen Haight
Marge Eastman
Rodney Tompkins
Sherman
Gina
Richard Gambino
Columbus
Garret Querreveld
Clymer
James Proctor
Charlene Clark
East South Street
Ricky Higby
Ralph Vanderhoof
Oklahoma
Capitol
Roberts Furniture & Carpeting
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Wharton Business Service
South Center Street
Wall’s
Wright Street
Automobile Agencies
Marty
West South Street
Auto Supplies
DRY Cleaners
H& H Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Electrical Contractors
Johnson Brothers
Remington Chain Saws
Myers Water System
General Printing and Office Supply Co
Venture Inn
Harold H. Linden & Sons
Main Street
James S. ST. George Funeral Home
Corry Bakery
Don Edwards
R. D
Roosevelt Highway
Insurance — General
Bill and Rose
Mountain
Keystone Service
Swanson’s Sport Shop
E. Main Street
Bernice Huff
Corry Spring Creek Road
Western Equipment
Western Tack Shop
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