Local Line-O-Ad Listings and Specials
A collage of classified ads for local businesses and events includes music nights at B's Steak House, a fly-in breakfast at Corry airport on June 9 with rain date June 16, aircraft and radio model listings, photo card gifts, seafood specials at Moose Lodge, mobile home rental, a club winner shoutout, sportswear shipments, Hallmark cards for Dad, flower and vegetable sales at Berkey's Greenhouse, Columbus Inn pizza hours, Craig stereo sales, Streakin shirts and pierced earrings at Karen's Gift Shop, and a final reflective note on liver.
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Corry
Darnofall's Shoes Club Winner Leo Jackman
Advertising snippet notes sale items from General Printing and Office Supply and Darnofall's Shoes. Mobile home for sale with contact number 664-2325 after 6 pm. Footwear offer reports 40 to 50 percent off Men’s shoes tied to a weekly club winner Leo Jackman.
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Leo Jackman
Darnofall
Eighth Annual Opera Director Published by Central Opera Service
New York report notes the Metropolitan Opera Central Opera Service publishes the eighth Opera Director compiled by Maria Rich. It features translations of more than 500 operas by 190 foreign composers, rendered into 1,234 English translations.
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Fists
New York
Central Opera Service
The
Metropolitan Operat
Maria Rich
Fatures
Striking Union Seeks Two Year Extension At Buffalo Plant
Hewitt Robins division president says union's bid to extend the labor pact for two years is too late as the Buffalo plant closure decision stands. Local 188 offered the extension to cover 425 workers who have been on strike 11 weeks. State mediator Reich says management was notified of the proposal, but company insists the closure is final.
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Buffalo
Hewitt Robins Div
Litton Industries
Hewitt Robins
James V. Hawkins
Hawkins
John Reich
United Rubber Workers
Afl-Cio
Reich
Hewitt-Robins
Union Board
Hewitt- Robins Div
Reston
Manpower Money Could Fund Teacher Rehires in Mayville
Mayville Chautauqua County may use federal Manpower funds to reemploy unemployed teachers. Legislative Chairman Joseph Gerace said the plan would offer money to schools without dictating actions. He intends to consult with school administrators and teachers, noting that discussions will be needed to address the issue.
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Mayville
Chautauqua County
Joseph Gerace
Gerace
Corry Memorial Hospital Staffing and Admissions Report
Corry Memorial Hospital reports inability to summon a physician for emergencies. Admissions include Paul Keppel Bear Lake. Carmen Piccirillo West Pleasant. Russell James six months. Karin Vogler. discharges list multiple residents across Corry and surrounding towns. County program cited as year to year, preventing tenure for teachers, per official.
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Paul Keppel
Bear Lake
Karin
Tommy Vogler
Maple Avenue
Carmen Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
Terrabee Danner
East Smith Street
Russell James
Debra Hill
William Street
Judges Rap Attorney In Polk Case
Commonwealth Court judges pressed Welfare Department attorney over the firing of Dr. James McClelland as Polk State School superintendent. McClelland, fired in April 1973 for using wooden cages to restrain patients, faced questions about legal grounds and specific charges. The hearing scrutinized compliance with laws and standards governing patient restraint and the charges against him.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Welfare Department
Commonwealth Court
James McClelland
Polk State School and Hospital
McClelland
Helene Wohlgemuth
Venango County
State Civil Service Commission
James
Bowman
Marx S. Leopold
National Joint Commission On Accreditation
Leopold
Genevieve Blatt
Harry Kramer
Drunk Driving Blood Test Rule Upheld
The Supreme Court refused to hear Keith Harris's appeal, keeping intact his drunk driving conviction. Harris, arrested after a crash near Vestal New York in March 1972, challenged the stationhouse blood test as illegal search and seizure, but the court denied review. A physician drew the blood after the breathalyzer was unavailable, yielding an incriminating alcohol level. Harris was convicted of driving while intoxicated and driving with more than .12 percent alcohol in his blood.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Keith Harris
Broome County
Vestal
N.Y
Harris
Corry native Dennis Brumagin serves as hometown recruiter
Corry resident and Corry High School graduate Dennis G Brumagin is stationed as a U S Army hometown recruiter with the 38th Infantry. He enlisted in August and expects to stay for a couple more months. Brumagin, a standout athlete at CAHS, class of 1971, is son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Brumagin of Mead Avenue and is married to Pamela Houghtling.
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Pfe
Dennis G. Brumagin
Corry
The
U.S. Army 38
Brumagin
Bee DO
Roberson Brumagin
Army
CAHS
Raymond Brumagin
Mead Avenue
Pamela Houghtling
McEdowney
Also Mentioned on This Page
B's Steak House
Kodak
Cathers
North Center Street
Moose Lodge
Hallmark
Berkey
Spartansburg
Columbus Inn
Craig
H.J. Young Sales Agency
Karen
O King
Syn
Jack
General Printing & Office Supply
Rite Aid
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Kaye Bliley
Autumn Lamendola
George Smith
Wright Street
Phyllis Smith
West Church Street
Alan Dimmick
East Street
Elmer Blystone
R.D
Ethel Harmon
Second Avenue
Dana Little
Edwin Chambers
South Center Street
Robert Livingston
Raymond
Polk
Tokyo
Finance Ministry
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc. Insurance Agency
Lehigh
White Haven
Pocono
Ornery
Bethlehem
Easton
Delaware River
Paul Wick
Richard's
North
Center Street
Sports Wear Dept
Ocene
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