Spot Line-O-Ads and Local Rates Ad Notice
Local rates are 34 cents a line and ads are accepted until noon on publication day. Seetede desires special at Hair Fashions with Sandie and Marsha. Spotlight Body Waves priced at $8.50 excluding cut. New Spring shoes arriving daily at Carrig's Footwear. Everything for shower and wedding at Seastead's. Address lines show various contact details.
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O-Ad
Seetede Desire
Sandie
Marsha
Carrig’s
Seastead’s
Truck Smashes Home Killing Mary Burns in Grimsby
A runaway lumber truck crashed into a Grimsby Ontario home killing 22 year old Mary Lynn Burns mother of three. Her husband Robert and their 2 year old daughter were unhurt. The truck laden with lumber overturned a tree pole fence and damaged two garages before stopping. Driver Beverly Topping and passenger Peter Vitez reported no injuries. Police investigate cause as the truck failed to negotiate a curve on a steep hill.
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Grimsby
Ont
Mary Lynn Burns
Robert
Bujas
Beverly Topping
Strathery
Peter Vitez
Melbourne
Burns House
Ty Memorial Hospital Patient Admissions and Discharges
A hospital report lists admissions at Ty Memorial Hospital and Union City Memorial Hospital. Names include Alma DeHaven Kathy Morton Mary Morton Cheryl Sutton Arlene Rohde Raymond Piccirillo Mead Ruhdolph Silvis Roy Perkins Clifford Tenhuisen Joan Ward William Rieck and others. Discharges note Leslie Kopta and others.
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Alma DeHaven
East
Columbus Avenue
Kathy Morton
R.D
Corry
Mary Morton
Mott Street
Harold Spenser
Cheryl
Richard Sutton
East Bond Street
Arlene
Herbert Rohde
Wattsburg
Raymond Piccirillo
East Irving Street
Ellsworth Mead
Pittsfield
William Rieck
Grove Street
Leslie Kopta
Ripley
East Columbus Avenue
Rudolph Silvis
Roy Perkins
Bear Lake
Clifford TenHuisen
Clymeriss
Joan Ward
West Church Street
William Finnicum
Girard Area Woman Dies In Home Fire
A Girard Township woman, Katherine Lippert, 60, died at the scene from smoke inhalation after a house fire. Firemen faced dense smoke and delayed entry. Lippert was rescued from the second floor but died despite resuscitation efforts. Hillary Lippert was at work when the blaze occurred.
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Girard
Girard Township
Katherine Lippert
A.D. 1
James O. Evans
Platea
Lippert
Jadder
Famed Lawyer Files Brief In Erie Case
Erie attorney F Lee Bailey for Koscot Interplanetary filed a 41 page brief arguing no violation of the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Act occurred. He contends the act may apply to Koscot activities in Pennsylvania but hearings before Judge Carney focused on whether the Florida cosmetic firm’s referral selling and Golden Opportunity Meetings were illegal. Verbal arguments scheduled tomorrow between Bailey and Commonwealth Special Attorney General William Kelly.
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ERIE
F. Lee Bailey
Koscot Interplanetary, Inc
Erie County
Bailey
Koscot
Pennsylvania
Edward H. Carney
Commonwealth
William Kelly
Golden Opportunity
Carney
Kelly
Sore Throats Close Schools in Ashtabula and Lake Counties
About 17,000 pupils in Ashtabula and Lake counties miss classes today and Friday as a sore throat epidemic prompts school closures. Ashtabula city public and Catholic schools shut except St. John High. Geneva and Madison districts also closed. Friday training day would have closed public Ashtabula County schools anyway.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Lake Counties
Ashtabula City
St. John High
Geneva
Ashtabula County
Madison
Lake County
Reagan Urges Governors to Press for Federal Aid Reform
At the National Governors Conference Reagan and Rockefeller urge backing for Nixon's 5 billion revenue sharing plan with unfettered aid to states and cities. Governors press for both revenue sharing and welfare reform while lawmakers warn of political hurdles and opposition in Congress. Laura Falconer settlement noted as largest out-of-court payout after electrocution incident in 1968.
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Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Congress
Reagan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Richard Ogilvie
Ilinois
Daniel J. Evans
Warren Hearnes
Missouri
Long Island Lighting Company
Laura Falconer
Centereach
N.Y
Laura
Capitol Hill
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Rep
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
GOP
Unveil Medical Center Plans In Youngsville
Dr. Richard A. Peters outlined a new 40 by 80 foot single story steel medical facility for the Brokenstraw Valley area at Youngsville. Warren County commissioners negotiate land purchase, with a through road, 50 parking spots, circular drive, landscaped lot, pond, evergreens, blossoms, and a caduceus sculpture to mark the project.
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Youngsville
Richard A. Peters
Brokenstraw
Youngsville High School
Carl Campbell
Peters
Warren County
Predict More Viets Going Into Laos
The Pentagon expects thousands more South Vietnamese troops to be rushed into Laos by helicopter as the U S backed drive against enemy supply routes continues. Lt Gen John Vogt says six new North Vietnamese regiments join 15,000 troops in the Laotian panhandle, signaling intent to fight.
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Washington
Laos
Pentagon
U.S
South Vietnam
Melvin R. Laird
Saigon
John Vogt
Joint Military Staff
Laotian Panhandle
Vogt
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Moose Lodge
Dodd Farms
Pons
Ed Lity
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Corry Motor Inn
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Ellie Davis
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Union City
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