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Local 629 meets May 19 at Union Hall with speaker on the Employe Benefit Security Act. Kodak Instamatic promo at Cathers on the Avenue 3118 19 21. Open May 24 for service station and garage owners. Elks Club gathering at 802 North Center Street sponsored by Anthony’s Auto Parts. Rummage and bake sales planned for May 21 22 at 520 West Smith Street to benefit Cub Scout Den 1.
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Kodak
He. Reed -Raymond
Union Hall
Bill H.R
Elks Club
Anthony's Auto Parts
North Center Street
Carey
West Smith Street
Cub Scout den
Senate battles over troop cuts loom as final vote nears
Washington reports show 42 senators oppose or lean against the Mansfield troop-cut amendment, 37 in favor or leaning, with 21 uncommitted. Mansfield predicts a strong chance of passage if votes clear, while White House and Republicans push for defeat. NATO talks on force reductions and Soviet openness surface as lobbying intensifies.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Nixon
Associated Press
White House
Mike Mansfeld
Mansfield
Europe
State Department
United States
NATO
Soviet Union
Jacob Beam
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Charles Bray
Gromyko
Bray
Agnew Mills Spread Revenue Sharing Fight
Washington AP report on the feud over President Nixon's 5 billion revenue sharing plan. Vice President Spiro Agnew campaigns legislators nationwide while House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills counters. Both tour states from May to May touching on revenue sharing and related legislation. Mills denies candidacy while facing Democratic support and invitations from lawmakers.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T
Agnew
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D
Manster
Tennessee
Nashville
Mills
North Carolina
Raleigh
Illinois
New Orleans
Ilinois
Louisiana
Florida
Ocala
Bil Chappell Jr
Congress
Mills Associates
Democratic National Committee
Atlanta
Kansas City
Columbia
Ohio
St. Paul
Minn
Indianapolis
Honolulu
Washington State
St. Louis
Frankfurt
Denver
Detroit
Texas
South Carolina
S.C
Firing curbs paused as high court takes case
Harrisburg. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court agreed to hear a union suit challenging patronage firings by the Shapp administration. Chief Justice Bell said the order temporarily halts firings and hires, restoring the status quo while the case proceeds. The Justice Department and AFSCME are involved. Estimates of fired workers range from about 3,000 to 3,500, with the action aimed to avoid complying with a Commonwealth Court order. The court initially faced the request from Justice Michael J. Eagen before forwarding to the chief justice.
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Harrisbuhg
State Supreme Court
Shapp
John C. Bell Jr
Bell
High Court
State Justice Department
American Federation of State
Justice Department
Michael J. Eagen
Supreme Court
Eagen
Peter Brown
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Lutton
Patricia Culver
Anita Florence
Thomas A. Jackson
Fairview Street
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Carry Savings & Loan
Cliff Carroll
Richard’s
Seeley
Flick
Yo-Yo
Seastead’s
Weer Teaiegs
Sally Wallace
Jamestown
N.Y
Edie Word
V Syndicate, Inc
News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Raymond Miles
Spring Creek
Norberta Kane
East Main ‘Tees
Marie Mitchell
East Main Sreet
Gary Carnegie
East South Street
Gena Brown
South Center Street
Edna Weeks
Worth Street
Clarence Croscutt
Park Avenue
Martin Miller
Clymer
Wendy
John Reese
James Hurlbut
Joseph Anthony
Random Road
James Engle
Cheryl Lee
Wattsburg Road
Union City
Elton Baccus
Michael Lee
Corry
Edward Kurtich
Spring Street
Joseph Morowski Jr
Grand Valley
Veterans Hospital
Buffalo
Kevin
Francis Cmiel
Park Street
Gar
Soe
Ana
Mico
National
Robert Wise
The
Baby Me
Barbara Hershey
Marvin
Monte Walsh
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Wharton Business Service
Center St
Wright Street
Shaver's
Euclid, Corry
DRY Cleaners
Automobile Agencies
Marty
Pontiac-Buick Inc
West South Street
Frank
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Connie's
Corry Bakery
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Taylor’s Electric Service
All Way Electric Service
Johnson Brothers Remington
Myers Water System
General
L. Stutzman
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Donald P. McCaslin
Call
Bill and Rose
General Printing and Office Supply Co
Frontera
Venture Inn
Monuments & Markers
Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Columbus
E. Columbus Ave
Mountain
Keystone Service
Inanson
B. Main St
Corry TV Cable Co
Ted's Vacuum Sales & Service
Kirby Dealer
Western Tack Shop
Curry Plaza
Delicatessan Specials
Presh
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