Local Line-O-Ad Prices and Community Notices
Spot Line-O-Ads lists local rates at 34 cents a line and deadlines noon for publication. The page includes varied ads for Kodak processing, hearing tests, cement work, dining specials, vehicle rentals, and a new club forming, plus a baby birth notice for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Snow of 321 Eagle Street Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Kodak
Cathers
Dutch Village
Clyme
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
West 11Th Street
Erie
Lawrence Snow
Eagle Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
David Tubbs
Mead Avenue
Tubbs
Sandra Munn
Allene Dodd
North Center Street
Edward Asel
Clymer
Richard
Kim Blount
Worth Street
Reggie Baker
South Center Street
Homer Humes
Duane McIntyre
East South Street
Harry Burrows
Mabel Beagle
Wayne Street
Ernest Brigger
Essex Street
William Seamens
Edward Johnson
Mott Street
Paul
Paul Keppel
Bear Lake
Frank Bielawski
Dell Moul
Findley Lake
Abortion May Be Leading Birth Control Worldwide
A United Nations report from the Population Division suggests abortion may be the world’s most common birth control in areas with legalization and normal medical practice. It notes low death rates for legal abortions and comparable mortality to pregnancy in developed countries, implying wide use across many nations. Also reported: a thief stole vodka valued at $50,000 from a trailer near Chicago, en route from Schenley, Pennsylvania to Fort Dodge, Iowa.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Developed Countries
Forestview
Chicago
Schenley
Pemn
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Turks Seek More U S Funds Over Poppy Ban
Premier Nihat Erim travels to the United States aiming to secure additional financing to compensate some 100 000 opium farmers across seven provinces for Turkey's poppy ban. The U S has offered 35 million dollars over four years. Turks argue losses could reach 40 to 400 million. Erim to meet Robert S. McNamara and discuss substituting income projects. The move sparks criticism over foreign influence and national honor. U S officials say Nixon will press for financing through World Bank and aid agencies.
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Ankara
Turkey
Nihat Erim
United States
Washington
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
Erim
U.S
Nixon
Corry Memorial Hospital Patient Roster Report
The News Today lists admissions discharges and personal details from Corry Memorial Hospital with names, ages, and addresses. Notable entries include Ralph Perkins Donna Geer Jason Miller and Lori Gerzina among admitted and discharged patients and a single deceased entry.
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Katherine Mulligan
Verene Loveland
Ida Guignon
Olive Henton
Ralph Perkins
East Smith Street
Donna K. Geer
East Main Street
Jason
Lyle Miller
R.D
Corry
Ivis Messinger
Columbus
Philip Szewczuk
Sugar Grove
Michael Odell
Clymer
Jon
Roger Andrus
East Congress Street
Clifford T. Anderson
Rhonda
Donald Weaver
Irvine
Charles Palmer
Stephen Cobb
Spartansburg
Julie Nixon Accepts Ike Bust Gift for Kennedy Center
Julie Nixon Eisenhower accepted on behalf of the Eisenhower family a bust of Dwight D. Eisenhower presented to the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Sculptor Felix W. de Weldon created the bust, unveiled by Mrs. Eisenhower and John Tower. it was a gift from the Texas State Society of Washington.
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Washington
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Felix W. de Weldon
John G. Tower
Rtex
Texas State Society of Washington
Nixon
David Eisenhower
Corry Evening Journal Publisher and staff list note
The item lists staff roles at the Corry Evening Journal including publisher George R. Sample general manager William Eaton city editor Jann McLaughlin and pressroom foreman It notes Associated Press usage rights including republication of local news and AP dispatches and provides mailing and carrier subscription rates with advertising deadline details.
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Corry
South Street
Corry Evening Journal
George R. Sample
William Eaton
City Eastor
Jann McLaughlin
Associated Press
AP News
Gale
Behind the scenes secretary to push government study actions
Bruce C. Lindsay, 30, on loan from Sun Oil Co., serves two years as secretary of the Governor's Review. The group aims to trim $500 million from executive offices and will appoint implementation officers in each department. Funds come from 200 businesses, with $300,000 cash and $700,000 in salaries. Lindsay advises the governor and executive committee, reporting periodically.
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Harrisburg
Bruce C. Lindsay
Philadelphia
Sun Oil Co
Lindsay
85Man
Shapp
Governor's Review of Government
Gratitude Expressed For Corry Journal Tribute To Howard J Sheen
Ruth Sheen thanks the Corry Evening Journal editor for a February editorial honoring her husband Howard J Sheen. She notes the community tribute to his three generations of youth work, the student Mike VanAtta who drew his image, and his regrets over leaving teaching after December 1971. Sheen loved his former students and followed their successes, including Jim Bennett.
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Corry Hvening Journal
Howard J. Sheen
George
Sheen
Corry
Mike VanAtta
Mike
Jim Bennett
Ford Favors Flexible Auto Emission Report Findings
A White House scientific advisory report proposes a two car strategy with strict low emission cars for polluted areas and cheaper higher emission autos elsewhere. It says 3 of 10 buyers would face penalties under 1976 standards and suggests enforcement flexibility. Nader condemns it while Iacocca calls it informative and cost effective. The report estimates a 350 dollar average price rise for emission rules plus 523 dollars for safety standards by 1976.
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Washington
Ford Motor Co
Ralph Nader
White House
Office of Science and Technology
Nader
Ford
Lee A. Iacocca
Deer Ravages Entire House in West Virginia
In Ravenswood West Virginia a doe smashed through a picture window at Chuck and Mrs Harvey’s home after being startled by children. Police and firefighters chased the deer through the dining and living rooms, she toppled an officer, then fled the house. A conservation officer corralled the animal and released it in nearby woods.
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Ravenswood
W.va
Chuck Harvey
Harvey
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