Corry Memorial Hospital Spot Line-O-Ads Update
Spot Line-O-Ads in The News Today list upcoming desk volunteers Esther Laurie and Olive Henton for tomorrow. It covers admissions and discharges at Corry area addresses, plus Sunday and Monday listings, bakery specials, club meetings, candy winner, and local sales at Corry businesses.
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Esther Laurie
Olive Henton
Five Hurt In Church Shooting At Mormon Church
Five people were shot and wounded during a Sunday attack at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Phoenix. One, Dellwin Thomas, 36, was in serious but stable condition with a chest wound. others were listed in good condition or released. A 1-year-old was in custody and police sought another teenager. Witnesses described a confrontation sparked by racial slurs between black and white youths outside the church, then inside and outside the building amid a large church gathering.
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Ariz
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Dellwin Thomas
Memorial Hospital
Charles Taylor
Taylor
Gary Holt
Randy Cason
Mormon Church
Holt
Hope Forge Aides Return To Work
Erie officials and National Forge and United Steelworkers hope striking workers at the westside plant return to work today amid sparse weekend picketing. Plant manager Marvin Billow cites protection from police and the union. The stoppage threatens up to 23 million dollars in orders and has led to mounting fines totaling 170000 dollars as 900 employees remain out for six days.
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National Forge
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Westside
Marvin Billow
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Billow
19 MPH Speed Limit Too Popular in Lumber City GA
Lumber City will restore its 25 mph limit after Mayor Hugh Harris said many 19 mph signs have been stolen. The odd limit eight years ago drew attention and publicity, with about 450150 signs reportedly taken, while residents followed a gradually closer 25 mph pace.
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Lumber City
Hugh Harris
Harris
Dear Abby letter on a Nixon-obsessed neighbor and dance rules
A 1968 Dear Abby column excerpt shows a 44 year old bachelor living alone who resents a neighboring divorcee who pesters him with Nixon literature and meals. The note jokes about moving appliances, while readers suggest voting for Hubert Humphrey and returning to privacy.
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Nixon
Conservative Group Rates Vigorito Low
AAP report describes ADA and ACA scoring lawmakers by voting records. It notes that a high ACA score designates a conservative and a high ADA score approves liberal alignment, with moderates between the two. It mentions several named representatives and their party labels.
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Vigorito
Washington
America
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Americans For Constitutional Action
ACA
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