Dance and dining notices highlight local weekend events
Central Labor Council hosts a Saturday night dance from 9 to 1 featuring Gloria Jean and the Melody Ramblers with guests. A VFW service officer will be available 3 to 7 p m on second and fourth Tuesday ahead of the post meeting at 8 p m. The Ritz Restaurant offers Sunday dinners from noon to 8 p m with Master Charge accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetesterie Rtentorio
Central Labor Council
Gloria Jean
Melody Ramblers
VFW
Tiesgege
Ritz
Ats
Air Ambulance Program Expanded to 14 States
The government will permanently expand a free aerial ambulance service using military helicopters to 14 more states. The MAST program began in five western states in 1970, with 915 patients on 704 mercy flights through last October. Centers in 19 states will operate, requiring no competing private service and access only within 100 miles of bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Air Force
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Departments of Transportation, Defense , Health, Education and Welfare
Pentagon
Transportation Department
Nixon News Conferences Decline Seen By Study
A Washington AP study by the APME says President Nixon has nearly killed the presidential news conference as a public institution by holding few briefings. The report notes Nixon held nine conferences last year, far below the 24 to 36 typical for recent presidents, and cites restricted press access as a key factor. White House press secretary Ziegler counters that conferences will occur from time to time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
News Study Committee
Washington News Committee
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
White House
Ronald I. Ziegler
Ziegler
APME
India
Pakistan
James Hoffa
Canada
Great Britain
France
West Germany
Japan
Congress
Anderson
Associated Press
Desk volunteers and admissions in Corry area listings
Sunday afternoon desk volunteers include Mrs Nellie Burlingame and Sunday evening Mrs Ruth Proctor. A list of admissions shows Eric Kurelowech aged 4 and Brian Wilshire aged 5 among numerous named patients and discharged Fremand White and other local residents across Corry Spartansburg and Jamestown areas with addresses on East Church street Liberty street Wayne street North Center street and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Burlingame
Ruth Proctor
Eric
George Kurelowech
East Church Street
Brian
Michael Wilshire
R.D
Corry
Larry
Larry Halfast Sr
Spartansburg
Gary Simmonson
Liberty Street
William Burrows
Mead
Kermit Cook
Columbus
Fremand White
Ethel Kellogg
Wayne Street
Roy Swart
Catherine Patterson
North Center Street
Allison Gifford
East South Street
Guy Darling
Earl Davis
Raymond Chelton
Chestnut Street
Larry Middleton
Betty Bair
Snyder Circle
Gregory Rowley
Jamestown
Harold Lloyd
East Irving Street
Sandra Crowell
Raymond Avenue
Hildeka Reeder
West Park Place
Richard Hand
Marion Street
William Cervola
East Congress Street
David Sabol
East High Street
Gerry Dahl
East Main Street
Milton Bogdanowicz
Concord Street
Union City Addresses Listed for Notices
Mrs. James Glatz of R D 4 Union City and Mrs. Ronald Grant of 97 East High are named in the readable portion of the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Glatz
R.D
Union City
Ronald Grant
East High Street
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Corry Journal
Connie's
Taylor's Jewelry
Corner Spring
South Streets
Frank Sabol
Rossbacher Lot
West South Street
Florida
Mys Niyan
Peepee
Hesse
Corry High School
Spring Creek
Barrett
Montgomery Ward
Wrightsville
Mitte
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
7A. ML
Corry Ambulance Service
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Thomas Nash
George Ledger
South Street
Sandra Simonoff
First Avenue
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
George C. Scott
Colleen Dewhurst
Mexico
Scotts
Alexander
Campbell
Scott
Miss Dewhurst
Kaley van. Heusen' Acral
Hody
van Heusen
Erie
Leo
ackKman’s Inc
Evela
Loblaws
West
Columbus Ave
Corry Plaza
Linden Farms
Cudahy
U.S.D.A
Chuck
Troyer’s Potato Chips
Orchard Park Baker Boy Bread
Whitehall
Sue
Fleishmann
Orchard Park
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