Local Ads Promote Auto Parts and Community Events
The page itemizes line ads with rates and noon deadline on publication day. It promotes Anthony's Auto Parts at 802 North Center Street and lists contact number 664-7731, along with a February neighbor dance at Elks featuring Bob Uleck and the Versatiles. It also mentions good buys at Leeds and includes a children’s letters section with playful poems and misspelled lines.
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Beales Teatred Oa
Anthony's Auto Parts
North Center Street
Elks
Danece
Bob Uleck
Leed's
Marie Mitchell
Beery
Arrest Woman In Drowning Case Stuns Greene County
In Brave Pennsylvania a second woman was arrested in the drowning of a day old girl found in a brown satchel under a tree. Denise Stevens, 17, was charged on Monday as an accessory to murder and concealing the infant’s death. The infant’s mother, Barbara Ruple, had been arrested Sunday night on a general murder charge. Autopsy results released Monday confirmed the infant’s death.
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BRAVE
Pollice
Greene Co
Denise Stevens
Barbara Ruple
Miss Ruple
Corry Bank Names Master to Advisory Committee
William F. Master Jr executive vice president of Corry Jamestown Corp was named to the Corry Advisory Committee of Marine National Bank at the board's December meeting. He serves on the Corry Area United Fund YMCA and Corry Memorial Hospital boards and lives with his family at 620 Wright Street Boost Corry It's Good For You
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William F. Master, Jr
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Corry
Marine National Bank
Master
Corry Area
Erie jury awards 162000 in fatal crash case
An Erie County civil jury awarded 162000 to the estate of Peggy Yachim Kennedy, killed in a 1971 car bus crash. The verdict against Seaway Coach Co Inc and driver Richard Kennedy, husband of the deceased, marks one of the county's largest awards. The panel also rejected Seaway's bid for 6500 in damages in a related action, finding Kennedy and Seaway equally negligent.
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Erie
Erie County
Seaway Coach Co., Inc
Richard Kennedy
Peggy Yachim Kennedy
Seaway
Kennedy
Edward H. Carney
Peninsula Repair Stays In Bill
The U S Senate rejected an effort to cut the 3 5 million erosion control provision in the Water Resources Bill to protect Presque Isle beach. Debate on the bill continues with a likely vote this week as Sen Schweiker fended off Buckley s bid to strike the amendment.
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Washington
U.S. Senate
Presque Isle
Richard Schweiker
New York
James L. Buckley
Senate
House
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Peninsula
Abortions Still Opposed Across Nation
In the year since the Supreme Court struck down most abortion prohibitions, antiabortion groups press for a constitutional amendment to overturn it. Ten states have laws limiting abortion. National Right to Life mobilizes with new offices, staff, and plans to spend over a million in 1974, while Population Council records 800000 abortions under medical supervision. Lawrence Lader warns the opposition’s gains could end the Court’s decision. A Buckley bill seeks to extend constitutional protection to all human beings, despite ongoing lobbying.
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New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Lawrence Lader
National Abortion Rights Action League
Supreme Court
Population Council
National Right To Life Committee
Washington
National Committee
Lader
Right To Life Groups
James L. Buckely
R-Con.n.y
Senate
Pa Roads Bypassed For Deficit
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania roads programs for the coming year were scrapped to ease an $18 million state Transportation Department deficit after the legislature offered no aid. Deputy Secretary David Sims said the cutbacks include bridge painting and contract work while energy shortages threaten further revenue and snow removal. The Pennsylvania Highway Information Association warned of worsening highway conditions.
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Harrisburg
Transportation Department
David Sims
Highway Administration
Shapp
Jacob Kassab
Sims
Penndot
Pennsylvania Highway Information Association
States push abortion bans with life saving carve out
Proposed amendments seek total abortion bans while reserving a medical life saving exception. The trend shows ten states already enacting limits detailing who may perform abortions and under what pregnancy stage. Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Nebraska Nevada North Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Utah are among those leading the movement.
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Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois
Indiana
Nebraska
Nevada
North Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah
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