Local Line-O-Ad Listings And Promos
Local line ad rates are 40 cents per line and noon day-of publication acceptance. Saloons offer Moose Lodge seafood plates Friday 5 to 7 pm, and summer sale ads advertise reduced merchandise at Richard's. Automotive parts at Anthony's Auto Parts, 802 North Center Street, phone 664-7731.
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Anthony’s Auto Parts
North Center Street
Desk Volunteers and Admits at Local Hospital
Tomorrow afternoon and evening volunteers assist at the desk. Admitted patients include Clifford Long of 275 West Frederick Street and Norman Nelson of Corry R.D.1. Also listed are George Kuzma, Harold Sorenson, Wayne Shreve, and Rose Vanderhoof, with several named residents and relatives. Discharges include Wanda Campbell of Clymer and Laurie Miles, daughter of Raymond Miles. Other names appear with addresses in Corry, Union City, Spring Creek, and nearby streets.
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Clifford Long
West Frederick Street
George Kuzma
Raymond Avenue
Norman Nelson
Corry
Harold Sorenson
Fifth Street
Wayne Shreve, Sr
Union Ci
Tivenue
Rose
Charles Vanderhoof
Garland
Katherine Mielus
Lemon Street
William Barton
Union City
Wanda Campbell
Clymer
Laurie
Raymond Miles
R.D
Spring Creek
Andrew Tomeho, Sr
Cheryl McCarthy
East Congress Street
Alan Bemis
Snyder Circle
Erie Contractor Fined By State
The Bureau of Consumer Protection seeks a $15,000 fine from Nello Difuccia of Erie for violating a court order to complete work or refund money. The Erie case follows a February order requiring settlement of complaints and completion or refund by May 1. Assistant Attorney General Robert W. Murray filed today’s lawsuit.
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Bureau of Consumer Protection
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Erie
Bureau
Nello di Fuccia
Lindley R. McClelland
DiFuccia
di Ficcia
Robert W. Murray
Sidewalk Bazaar Daze Calls for Club Participation
Local Chamber invites clubs and organizations to join the Sidewalk Bazaar Daze event and participate through the Chamber Office contact number 665-9925. The notice lists the address 3115-17-19 for reference and outreach.
Meadville Eyes Ordinance On Discrimination
Meadville City Council and the Human Relations Committee discussed enacting a local anti discrimination ordinance to supplement state and federal protections. The plan aims to show minority and low income residents that the council is responsive, with a joint meeting set for September 17 to review a city solicitor's opinion. Swick suggested a local commission with enforcement powers as part of any ordinance, while some oppose broader government structures.
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Meadville
HRC
Council
James Thomas
State backs U S bill to curb pyramid sales fraud
Washington report notes Pennsylvania assistant attorney general urged Senate consumer subcommittee to act against pyramid franchise schemes. He cited losses of hundreds of millions and described pyramid meetings as religious revival style events. The bill would impose fines and permit suits while granting injunction powers to curb pyramid sales.
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Doug O'Boyle
Corry Journal
Washington
Pennsylvania
U.S. Senate
Joel Wiseburg
Senate
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Mondale
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pyramid
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