Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges Listed in Brief
The News Today reports admissions and discharges for Memorial Hospital. Admitted: Waive F. Rowland RD 1 Youngsville. Wahalta D. Delio 20 Franklin St. Melvin Whitney RD 4 Corry. Bruce Rankin 123 S Main St Union City. Russell G. Phelps RD 2 Clymer. Discharged: Charles M. Klawahn and Ann Marie Louise Elgin. John Meehan RD 2 Centerville. Martin DeWitt RD 3 Corry. Raymond VanGuilder RD 2 Pittsfield. James Ward RD 1 Coorry. Donald Williams RD 1 Sugar Grove. Julia M. Decker 51 East Bond. Esther Peareau 116 Snyder Circle. Gilbert Sorenson BD 1 Spring Creek. Barbara Swarm BD 3 Corry.
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Waive F. Rowland
Youngsville
Wahalta D. Delio
Franklin Street
Melvin Whitney
R.D
Corry
Bruce Rankin
South Main Street
Union City
Russell G. Phelps
Clymer
Charles M. Klawahn
Ann- Marie Louise
Elgin
John Meehan
Centerville
Martin DeWitt
Raymond VanGuilder
Pittsfield
James Ward
Coorry
Donald Williams
Sugar Grove
Julia M. Decker
East Bond Street
Esther Peareau
Snyder Cir
Death toll in Beverly Hills fire reaches 164
CINCINNATI AP The Beverly Hills Supper Club fire toll rose to 164 on Friday with Clarence Gripshaver, 48, of Covington Kentucky, dying at Cincinnati General Hospital burn center from lung damage suffered in the May 28 blaze at the Southgate Kentucky entertainment venue.
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Cincinnati
Clarence Gripshaver
Covington
Cincinnati General Hospital
Gripshaver
Southgate
Cattle breeder accuses neighbor in deadly herd shooting
Dorset Township farmer Jack Rosintoski claims three of his white-face cows were shot dead and others wounded or missing after Alvin R. Sharp fired on grazing cattle. Deputies say Sharp admitted shooting two cows and holding three calves, while Rosintoski reported calves tied and butchered carcasses on Sharp's land. A veterinarian suggested the dead cow could have traveled up to a quarter mile after being hit.
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Jack KR
Rosintoski
Dorset Township
Alvin R. Sharp
Sharp
Lawrence E. Branek Jr
Sald Sharp
Lis
Mir. Sharp
Branek
Rosintoaki
Branch
Ex-State Guard Head Could Get 74 Years
Harrisburg AP. Harry J. Mier Jr., former head of the Pennsylvania National Guard and Gov. Shapp cabinet member, faces up to 74 years in prison on 20 counts of embezzling aviation fuel for trips to Florida and other states. Indicted by a federal grand jury, the 56 year old Republican resigned as adjutant general in March and is to be arraigned July 8. The charges cover flights from 1974 to 1977 using military aircraft for trips to Fort Lauderdale and other destinations, with six counts involving more than 100 in fuel making felonies and the rest as misdemeanors. Several other Shapp officials have faced crimes. Shapp defends against political motives. The indictment describes willful embezzlement of government property, including aviation fuel used on multiple trips.
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Harrisburg
Harry J. Mier Jr
Shapp
Mier
Pennsylvania National Guard
Florida
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Connellsville
Harrisburg International
Ft. Indiantown Gap
National Guard
Property and
Frank Hilton
Revenue
George Monod
James Barger
Jack Freed
United States
New York State
Dear Abby Advice Letters Stir Public Reaction
Readers submit blunt sex life, marriage and parenting questions to Dear Abby. Topics include a troubled long marriage over sex, a mother advising children not to take gifts from strangers, and coworkers pressuring a colleague with intimate details. The column offers cautions on therapy, communication, and social etiquette.
Randy Parks Enlists in Air Force DEP Movement
Randy David Parks has enlisted in the Delayed Enlistment Program in the US Air Force, slated to enter active service in July 1977. He comes from Corry Pennsylvania where he attended Corry Area High School, graduating in 1974, and was recruited by Sargent Michael Twaroski of the Warren Corry area.
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Randy David Parks
US Air Force
Randy
Betty Parks
Corry
Pennsylvania
Sargeant
Michael ‘Twaroski
Air Force
Warren
Twaroski
American Red Cross
Corry Evening Journal publisher details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including R Lamp publisher and William Lon managing editor. It notes second class postage paid at Corry Pa and annual mail rates of 90 dollars, monthly 16 dollars, with daily rates and advertising lineups upon application.
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Corry
Advan
Corry City Answers on Buildings and Water
Citizens ask about construction cleanup on First Avenue and demolition plans under urban renewal. Officials say most buildings will be cleaned post construction, no new downtown demolitions planned, aside from possible Main Street blight clearance. fence height limits and Corry water treatment with chlorine are explained. apartment shortages and downtown parking cited as factors in rent and occupancy.
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First Avenue
Main Street
Corry
A. Corry
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Spring Creek
Barbara Swarm
Supper Club
China
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Arden Ramseyer
Smithville
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Connie
McMahons
Rosa’Marie
Chust
B’s Steak House
Wiggers Canoe and Kayak Sales
Grumman
Black River
Sportspal
Radisson
We-No-Nak
Jensen Canoes
River Runner
Dick Held
Phoenix
Augie’s* Izza
Elks Club
Welco
Canadohia
Brokenstraw
Murphy’s
Elmview Dairy
Corrian Hotel
Dona Katulich
Moo
Dean Robby
Abby
Steve
Tam
Iina
Gang
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hilla
Calif
Bby
Erry Man
USAF
Petrograd
Randy Parks
Boyd & Larry’s
Hamburg
Wiener
Meadowbrook
Onl
New York Strip
Dave Johnson
P.O
Corry, Pa
Woodworth
Priel On
Amacwner
Bition
NATO
Jobstriets
Aw Destri Prom Pul
Pal Unive
Ley
Creas
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