Cliff Carrolls Bar and Rustic reopen notes amid ads
A jumble of items lists Cliff Carrolls Bar advertising Budweiser on tap and Rustic Restaurant and Country Store reopening January 14 amid other notices. It mentions bridal services in James town NY and a Corry Winter Carnival button sale, plus a WOTM meeting and Montgomery Ward electronics display with various scattered details.
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Cliff Carroll
Barrett
Sally Wallace
Jamestown
N.Y
Edie Word
Corry
Two Arrested In Diug Raid
Kane area youths arrested after State Police raid on a Kane road residence at 10 15 p m Friday. Larry Groesch 26 and John Campbell 18 held on drug charges with 5 000 bond each after confiscation of pills suspected marijuana and smoking devices. Both posted bond. about a score of juveniles face possible charges.
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Kane
Kane Area
Kane R.D
Larry Groesch
West Wind Road
John Campbell
William F. Bunce
Lamb To Head County Commission
Meadville Oakley M. Lamb was elected chairman of the Crawford County Board of Commissioners at a reorganization meeting after swearing-in ceremonies for county officials. Lamb and Harry Kerr were the only new faces among 13 taking oaths in Courtroom No 1 before Judges P. Richard Thomas and F. Joseph Thom. Other officials taking oaths included Dist Atty Parle.
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Meadville
Oakley M. Lamb
Crawford County Board of Commissioners
Lamb
Harry Kerr
P. Richard Thomas
F. Joseph Thom
Dist
Nixon Traveled More Than He Stayed At Home
AP reports President Nixon logged over 300000 miles in travel during his first three years, visiting all 50 states, the Virgin Islands, Guam, Midway and 19 countries. He spent many weekends at Camp David and has announced trips to China and the Soviet Union, with extensive US travel accounting for most of his mileage.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Virgin Islands
Guam
Midway
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Harry S Truman
Truman
Eisenhower
John F.kennedy
Johnson
LBJ
Austin
Tex
Penn Central
Philadelphia
Catoctin Mountains
Camp David
China
Soviet Union
Florida
California
Key Biscayne
San Clemente
United States
Some Ask None Enter Pa Primary
Pennsylvania elections officials report queries on filing for the April 25 presidential primary from Muskie Wallace Humphrey Jackson McGovern, with seven others officially notified. Papers must be filed by Jan 10 with the secretary of the commonwealth to qualify and have delegates committed to a candidate at the convention.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Alabama
George Wallace
Elections Bureau
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Henry Jackson
Washington
George McGovern
South Dakota
Commonwealth
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Shirley Chisholm
New York
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Eugene McCarthy
John Lindsay
Los Angeles
Samuel Yorty
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Pa. Man Gets Job From Michigan Gov
Irving A. Taylor of Pittsburgh has been named director of health planning for Gov. William G. Milliken's administration. Taylor, formerly administrator of Memorial Hospital in Warren, was selected to lead health strategy and hospital planning efforts in Michigan.
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Michigan
Lansing, Mich
Irving A.taylor
Pittsburgh
Wiliam G. Milliken
Taylor
Memorial Hospital
Warren
Most
Harrisburg 8 Defense Seeks Suppression of 1970 FBI Searches
Defense lawyers for Rev. Philip Berrigan and seven other antiwar defendants argue the FBI illegally searched residences in 1970. The case, tied to a planned trial beginning with jury selection, also involves a motion to obtain handwriting samples. Evidence from two searches in Philadelphia and Brooklyn is at issue.
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Harrisburg
Philip Berrigan
FBI
U.S
Brooklyn
Exygbal Ahrhad
Chicago
Menaker
William S. Lynch
Warren County reorganizes with Rice as chair and new faces
Warren County Board of County Commissioners held a reorganizing meeting after swearing in. Dr David K Rice reelected chairman. James G Marshall named vice chairman. Thomas J Donnelly remains secretary. William Mervine stays county solicitor. Donnelly to act as secretary with Marshall moving to chair. Also, Worth Hammond resigns from Solid Waste Disposal Authority. Nick Buick appointed to succeed him. Carlos Bailey urges fall cleanup and charitable donations to Goodwill for tax deductions.
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Warren County Board of County Commissioners
David K. Rice
James G. Marshall
Thomas J. Donnelly
William Mervine
Rouse
Donnelly
Marshall
Rice
Worth Hammond
Solid Waste Disposal Authority
Nick Buick
Columbus Township
Public health leader with global HAID roles in Pittsburgh and Asia
The text notes an associate director of a Pittsburgh hospital use project and his prior work as a public health administrator in India and across Asia for the US Agency for International Development.
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Pittsburgh
India
Asia
US Agency For International Development
Women Break Into PC Security Guard Ranks
LOS ANGELES AP The post office adds women to its security staff as mail guards and inspectors. Nationally 52 women among 1,300 guards. first is Kathryn Prime in Philadelphia December 1970. Los Angeles has nine and is recruiting more. Women train with men at University of Oklahoma, earn about 7 500 a year, and wear blue uniforms with a butterfly tie and 38 caliber pistols. Authorities note women handle frisking and women's restrooms access, while men cover other duties.
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Los Angeles
Postal Service
Kathryn Prime
Philadelphia
Washington
University of Oklahoma
Darlene Willoughby
San Francisco
al Burdick
Burdick
Community Volunteers Help Streamline Hospital Admissions
A local health note lists volunteers and staff shifts for Wednesday afternoon and evening. Admissions include Helen Haight and Margaret Roche with multiple patient entries. discharges include Richard Winchell and Melanie Jolyn, plus several residents of Corry, Clymer, Ashville and Panama. The record covers names and addresses, with patients ranging from infants to adults, and notes on hospital routines and local households.
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Besk
Helen Haight
Margaret Roche
Richard Winchell
Melanie Jolyn
Corry
Lou Fardink
Clymer
John Schroter
South Center Street
Roger Barnhart
Russell White
Gail
Michael Firestone
R.D
Walter Rath
East Irving Street
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Ralph Hummer
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Ben Beisel
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Goodwill Industries
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Corry Ambulance Service
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Worth Street
Lynn Levien
Corry Duane
Kenneth Woods
North Clymer
Arthur Storer
West Smith Street
John
Clarence Carlson
Ashville
Marylouise Waterhouse
East Smith Street
Charles McLean
North Center Street
Xevin Messinger
East Columbus Avenue
John Brunecz
Sugar Grove
Homer Proctor
Bear Lake
Shawn
Clifford Reardon
Panama
Richard Shannon
Sciota Street
John Sullivan
Union City Memorial Hospital
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Union City Ambulance
David Struble
Union City
George Wood
Putnam Street
Ellen Bales
Willard Middleton
East High Street
Robert Vantine
Ethel Blystone
Neil J
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Spartansburg
Jean Fuller
West High Street
William Durfey II
Lloyd Skelton
B.D
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First Avenue
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West Washington Street
Thomas Posavec
Waterford
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