Spot Line O Ads and Local Classified Rates
An OCR fragment lists Line O Ad pricing at 34 cents per line with noon day-of publication acceptance, plus ads for Cliff Carroll's Bar Budweiser on tap at Tah-Deer Head Inn, a year end TV clearance from Montgomery Ward offering up to 120 dollars off, and bridal and jewelry services in James town New York with contact numbers 664 4633 and 716 664 4809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Carroll
Montgomery Ward
Sally Wallace
Jamestown
N.Y
Edie Ward
Taylor
Corner Spring
South Streets
Workmen's Camp Would Jump To $90 Per Week
Harrisburg AP reports Senate floor debate on workmen's compensation reform would raise maximum benefits from 60 to about 90 dollars weekly. The bill ties payments to PA average weekly wage about 135 to 140 dollars, with two thirds of that as max and one third as min. An amendment extends coverage to agricultural and migrant workers. Father Clements voices pride in men seizing job opportunities amid boosting employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Committee On Labor and Industry
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Corry Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Corry Memorial Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs Helen Kowalski and Mrs Blanche Vanik, with discharges for Eric Morton and Mrs Viola Zelinski. A newborn daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Middleton at 359 Marion Street in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Leon Morton
Wattsburg
Larry Nichols
Corry
Viola Zelinski
King Street
William Cochran
Bear Lake
Jeffrey
Ralph Ross
Duane Street
John Middleton
Marion Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Race Teams Form To Aid Sickle Cell Fund In Philadelphia
A charity race team called Race for Life will raise money to fight sickle cell anemia among African Americans in Philadelphia. Prize money will fund a diagnostic and treatment center while two Formula Vee cars compete under the banner of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference led by Rev. Ralph David Abernathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Congress May Pass Busing Ban Without Nixon Advice
Congress may propose a constitutional amendment banning busing to achieve racial balance before Nixon shares his plan. A Senate test could come soon as House backers push antibusing measures amid White House consultations. Roy Wilkins denounces Nixon meeting with busing opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nixon
Washington
Senate
House
China
White House
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Union City Memorial Hospital Admits Local Residents
Admitted to Union City Hospital are Miss Sandra Simonoff of 642 South First Avenue Corry Albert Bishop of North East Amy Ignasiak of Union City and Mrs Lulu McGahen of 10 Miles Street plus Mrs Dan Byler of Spartansburg Milton Whitmeyer Jr of 40 Putnam and Arthur Wright of 66 Putnam. Donald M Carroll Jr named state education basic education commissioner take office March 1 in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Simonoff
First Avenue
Corry
Albert Bishop
R.D
North East
Arthur Wright
Putnam Street
Milton Whitmeyer Jr
Amy Ignasiak
Union City
Lulu McGahen
Miles Street
Dan Byler
Spartansburg
Harrisburg
Donald M. Carroll Jr
State Education Department
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Deer ‘Head
King Fea
YMCA
Pryor
Illinois State Employment Service
Clements
Marvel White Bread
West Smith
Wisconsin
News Today
Helen Haight
Ruth Joyce
Helen Kowalski
John Brown Sr
Columb
Don Swart
Conny
Blanche ‘Vanik
West Church Street
Adolph Hamm
David Cox
Snyder Circle
Stanley Sarnicki
West Smith Street
Lloyd Simmelink
West Bond
Michael
Henry McCray
Elgin
Frank Schrader
East South Street
James Thomas
West High Street
John Cullen
Concord Street
Sickle Cell Fund
Watford
England
Lynda Savory
Alan
Lynda
Judiciary Committee
Lvania Gas CI
Box
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
West South Street
Corry Evening Journal
George
Sample
Mane’ William Eaton
McLaughlin
Associated Press
Focal News
AP News
Mall
John
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