Spot Line-O-Ads and Local Listings Preview
Advertising notes show Line O Ads at 40 cents a line with noon day of publication cutoff. Appliance sale mass advertising mentions See All Way Electric and 154 North Center Street Montgomery Ward Sales Agency. Minnick's Fish Fry offers all you can eat Tuesdays and Fridays for 1.65 with telephone orders at 664-4213. Includes a children’s letters page addressed to Bert Parks asking about becoming Miss America.
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Eee
Eiogeatoa
H. J. Young
Montgomery Ward Sales Agency
North Center Street
Minnick’s
Lake bridge favored for Southern Tier Expressway
Buffalo NY DOT Commissioner Raymond Shuler defended the Chautauqua Lake bridge plan as the route locals wanted while admitting cheaper alternate routes exist. He said 15 years of studies justify continuing the project to connect the Southern Tier to a Pennsylvanian superhighway, despite litigation by the Committee To Stop The Chautauqua Lake Bridge over environmental concerns.
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Buffalo
New York State Department of Transportation
DOT
Raymond Shuler
Chautauqua Lake
Shuler
Federal Highway Administration
Desk Volunteers and Discharges List
Monday afternoon Helen Dimmick and Monday evening openings. Admitted include George Kuzma Raymond avenue Harold Halfast Elizabeth Neylon Colonial Terrace Mrs Gary Miles Union City William Gumbleton 834 Liberty street Eugene McCafferty 450 East Plea ent Street William Rieck 28 Grove street Michael Marconi 132 Gould street Discharged include Charles Nichols 963 East Main Ruth Price 524 Grand street Raymond Wassink Jr Clymer Vernon E. Davis 850 West Washington Margery VanTassel Centerville Mrs James Fenno 416 Marion street Una M Sager 119 West Smith
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Helen Dimmick
George Kuzma
Raymond Avenue
Harold Halfast
Spartansburg
Elizabeth Neylon
Colonial Terrace
Gary Miles
Union City
William Gumbleton
Liberty Street
Eugene McCafferty
East Pleaent Street
William Rieck
Grove Street
Michael Marconi
Gould Street
Charles Nichols
East Main Street
Ruth Price
Grand Street
Raymond Wassink Jr
Clymer
Vernon E. Davis
Washington Street
Margery VanTassel
Centerville
James Fenno
Marion Street
Una M. Sager
West Smith Street
Local Names and Addresses in Readable List
Tuesday afternoon Ida Guignon Tuesday evening Olive Henton Sandra Darling six year old daughter of Gerald and Mrs. Darling at 616 Spring Mrs. Vertielia Page Columbus Henry E Peck R D 3 Spartansburg Gary Kuzma twenty three months son of Susan Kuzma 113 Mott Street Robert L Gossman North East Mrs Juanita Crosscut RD 4 Corry Catherine Lutz 209 Worth Street Mrs Ronald Bunce RD 4 Corry Mrs Herbert Drace RD 1 Corry Rhonda Lynn Brown eighty four Snyder Circle Tambra twelve daughter of Gerald LaCross RD 1 Clymer Peter J Foley eleven son of Edwin Foley 10 Wayne Street Harold Halfast RD 2 Spartansburg Mrs Charles Rittenhouse RD 2 Spartansburg
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Ida Guignon
Olive Henton
Sandra Darling
Gerald Darling
Spring Street
Vertielia Page
Columbus
Henry E. Peck
Spartansburg
Gary A. Kuzma
Susan Kuzma
Mott Street
Robert L. Gossman
North East
Juanita Crosscut
R.D
Corry
Catherine Lutz
Worth Street
Ronald Bunce
Herbert Drace
Rhonda Lynn Brown
Snyder Circle
Tambra
Gerald LaCross
Clymer
Peter J. Foley
Edwin Foley
Wayne Street
Harold
Halfast
Charles Rittenhouse
Local Residents Listed for Address and District Names
Pamela White of R D 2 West High Glenn Himrod at 13 Hemlock Street Linda Thomas of R D 4 Union City Clarence Cutlip of R D 3 Union City Victoria Foley Titusville Mrs Brock Boutwell 118 South Mair Clifford Barry 69 Putnam Street Paul Steves 32 Second Avenue
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Pamela White
R.D
West High Street
Glenn Himrod
Hemlock Street
Linda Thomas
Union City
Clarence Cutlip
Victoria Foley
Titusville
Brock Boutwell
South Mair Street
Clifford Barry
Putnam Street
Paul Steves
Second Avenue
Ford backs Candor yet asserts independence in 1974 role
Vice President Ford urges resumption of Operation Candor while supporting Nixon’s stance on withholding tapes. He signals possible compromise if the Watergate requests are refined, staying loyal to the White House yet acting as a GOP spokesman for openness. Ford presses full disclosure on ITT and milk fund matters and hints at a mid January transparency plan. He endorses Nixon’s subpoenas stance as relevant to governance, not politics. In a separate note, San Francisco recalls Sam Brannon, 1850s gold prospector and early millionaire, now honored by a Brannon street.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Congress
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Ford
NBC Radiotelevision
Meet the Press
ITT
Milk Fund
Watergate
Watergate Committee
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City of Corry
Cliff Buesink
Anthony‘s Auto Parts
Richard's
Tee
Kodak
Mallers
Cathers
Bert Parks
Migs
America
Paula Kage
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Lake Bridge
Rivers
Calif
Curt Siodmak
Orlon
Skein
Appco
M. J
Oliver
Regal
Corry Plaza
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
San Francisco
Sam Brannon
Brannon
Siodmak
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
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