Spot Line Of Ads and Local Notices Gathered Items
Advertisements list addresses names and places including Clara Hill Marie Edwards Mrs George Burst 113 East Frederick street and Naomi Gamble 141 East Congress street. Listings include Dutch Village Restaurant Mack and Kemp etc. Several sales and events: Dutch menu last Saturday of month, Kubich Dairy Freeze strawberry shortcake special, Berkey's Greenhouse end of season sale, Hemlock Lakes recreation swim day, Columbus Fire Department barbecue, Bear Lake Inn closure, Anthony's Auto Parts daily hours. Also notice for Strawberries baking powder biscuits Connie's. Some items mention phone numbers and addresses. Also Lost cat Missy near Columbus avenue and Wayne street.
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George Burst
East Frederick Street
Naomi Gamble
East
Congress Street
Rodney Ricketts
Seminole Avenue
Charles L. Bugbee
Marion Street
Eugene A. Vinca
East South Street
Claude Weber
Franklin Street
Grant Ross
Columbus
Pamela
George Baker
R.d
Corry
Hannah C. Murphy
Frank Mundt
Grand Valley
Glenn
Wilbur Sandt
Bethlehem
Portugal Seeks Classless Society By Military Council
Portugal's Revolutionary Council outlined a plan aiming for a classless society while pledging to avoid violence or dictatorship. It endorsed civilian parties and pluralist democracy, proposed a crackdown on secret leftist groups, and set austerity to address a severe economic crisis, with tighter media controls and cautious support for workers councils only in emergencies.
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Lisbon
Portugal
All Military Revolutionary Council
Boy Drowns Near Russell and Rescues Cranesville Girl
A Russell boy, age unknown, drowned after slipping into a four by thirty foot pond near Eisenhower High School. Twin brother David attempted a rescue but could not save him. The body was recovered by his mother and the Russell Volunteer Fire Department. Earlier, Cranesville teen Virginia Carnes was rescued from a swimming hole and sent in fair condition to St. Vincent Health Center after rescue efforts by a Cranesville firefighter and ambulance crew.
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Russell
Eisenhower High School
Daniel H. Enos
Louis H
Diane Enos
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
N.Y
Warren
Young Enos
Pine Grove Township
David L. ‘Ends
Mrrs
Enos
Cranesville
Virginia Carnes
Dear Abby readers weigh in on pets and wrestling myths
A reader urges fixed pets to curb abandonment and euthanasia, another asks if pro wrestling is faked. Abby echoes animal welfare concerns, notes only wrestlers can confirm match outcomes, and invites personal letters for guidance.
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Abby
Norwich
N.Y
Buffalo TV Stations Mull Jamming Canada CTostream Threat
Buffalo three network affiliates warn they may jam Canadian signals if Canadian cable firms delete ads. They face about 9 million dollars in lost U.S. ad revenue and seek talks with Canadian officials. Executives insist jamming remains possible but hope for a negotiated solution. no deadline is set amid tax bill proposals affecting cross border ads.
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Torono
Buffalo
Toronto
Canada
Broadcast Research Council
Leslie G. Armes
Wben-Tv
Canadian Radio-Television Commission
CRTC
U.S
Wkbw-Tv
Lawrence Pollock
Gerard Pelletier
Pollock
Arries
Freed Latin American executive after record ransom
Juan Born, director of the Bunge and Born Co, and his brother Jorge were released by Montoneros after a $60 million ransom. The brothers were kidnapped in a bloody ambush nine months earlier amid Peru Peronist guerrilla activity. The company confirmed payment of the ransom and stated both men were not mistreated.
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Buenos
Juan Born
Latin America
Jorge
Montoneros
Bunge and
Born Co
Maria Estela
Isabel) Peron
Juan
Skeletons Found Aboard Drifting Boat Warrior II
TAMPA FL A fishing boat named Warrior II found a battered 20 foot vessel drifting in the Gulf of Mexico carrying two skeletons that officials say may have been out there for ages. The remains were described as bones washed by time with only three coins and two wrist watches as personal effects.
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Tampa
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Addis Sylvester McGinn III
FBI
Yucatan
Penninsula
Mexico
McGinn
George T Quinn
Yampa
Quinn
Caribbean
Martinique
IRS Agents Involved In Illegal Acts
Washington AP Internal Revenue Service agents in two investigations were major participants in illegal acts, including extortion and sale of stolen property, and an undercover agent ran gambling and illegal liquor operations leading to arrest. A separate report cited twelve unauthorized electronic surveillance cases. Commissioner Alexander said abuses involved a tiny portion of 80,000 employees and stressed overall agency performance.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
House
William C. Alexander
Alexander
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John) Munsee
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