Spot Line-O-Ads Ad Pack With Local Rates and Events
Local line rate 43 cents per line for Line-O-Ad notices. Ads accepted until noon on publication day. Listings include Ladies Winter Boot Sale at Barstow's Footwear downtown Corry with discounts and a chance to win a free pair, VFW Post 264 meeting tonight at 8, Corry Motor Inn Wednesday chicken special with salad bar, Coiffures by Patricia Cochran appointment line, Deer Head Inn dinner service Tuesday to Saturday, birthday greetings, Turkey and Ham Dinner and Bazaar at Spartansburg United Methodist Church on Thursday November 14, VFEW Dance with Bobby Uleck and the Versatiles, Rotary Travel Series tickets available, and a welcome home message for Grandpa.
Young Staying Single Less Marriages More Divorces
Americans marry less and divorce more, per Census Bureau data. In the four years up to March, the divorce rate rose sharply, with 63 divorces per 1,000 married persons in 1974 versus 47 in 1970 and 35 in 1960, and about 925,000 divorces in the year ending March. The report notes more young people remain single, especially women, while older singles and never-married rates shift differently by age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Desk Volunteers and Discharges in Corry Area
A list of names and addresses appears under desk volunteers with admissions and discharges including Barbara Hurst Oretha Johnston Cindy Grant Neva Simmons Eugene Crosby Beverly Reynolds and others. The section also notes Amoco filings in Salt Lake City seeking two locations on the Great Salt Lake after a year of lake soundings and deposits dating back to 18 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hurst
Oretha Johnston
Cindy Grant
East South Street
Newell Gates
R.D
Corry
Betty Funk
Pittsfield
Eugene Moore
North Plymer
Manley Robbins
East Maintreet
Neva Simmons
South Center Street
Eugene Crosby
Bear Lake
Chris
Phillip Roller
Ashville
Beverly Reynolds
Mead Avenue
Gene Jukes
Robert Neese
Gerald Huff
Spartansburg
Thomas Jewell
East Main Street
Frank Lutton
Eric
Theodore Cooper
Sue King
Colonial Terrace
Norma Gulick
Sherman Galen Mortimer
Connie McKuhn
West
Main Street
Alida Garmer
AMOCO
Salt Lake City
Allegheny Begins Drive For Library
Allegheny College launches Resources for Learning to fund a new library in Erie County. By late November, all alumni will be contacted. goal is 4.5 million dollars for a building under construction for completion in summer 1976. National gifts total 2.784 million, near two thirds. Local drives已 concluded in Crawford County and nearby areas with a broad Erie County steering committee led by Summer H. Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny College Resources For Learning
Corry
Erie County
Crawford County
Buffalo-Jamestown-Dunkirk
N.Y
Warren
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Summer H. Nichols
Erie
Nichols
Christian Ostergaard
Eugene Brew Jr
Cleo Brown
West Frederick Street
James Nichols
James Dronsfield
Edinboro
Richard Nichols
George Scofford
R.D
North East
Allegheny College
Harry R. Pore Jr
Monessen
Valley Independent
Resources For Learning Campaign
Senate Critic Raps Nixon Data Freeing
Sen. Gaylord Nelson says a new agreement giving the Watergate prosecutor access to Nixon administration tapes and documents is inadequate and limits public access. The pact, signed by White House and federal officials, would not move the materials to Nixon or the public immediately and requires court action to compel disclosure if needed. Nelson and others seek to preserve government custody and limit presidential privilege while allowing the probe access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Charles R. Richey
White House
Philip W. Buchen
Secret Service
General Services Administration
Henry S. Ruth Jr
Ford
California
Herbert J. Miller Jr
Richey
Congress
U.S. District Court
Dem Chief Demands Date On State Contract Probe
Erie County Democratic Party chairman Roger M. Fischer demands a date to testify before a House Select Committee on State Contract Practices. He brands the hearings a political witch hunt and says raw-file releases are an abuse of legislative authority. Fischer set a Nov. 15 response deadline and warned of a news conference if he does not hear back. Gleason missed a committee meeting due to vacation. Hilbert of the American Water Works Association notes water will always be plentiful and will remain so through 2074.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger M. Fischer
Erie County
Democratic Party
House Select Committee
Fischer
Patrick A. Gleason
Select Committee
Dem
Gleason
Florida
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Barstow
VFW
Corry Motor
Patricia Cochran
Deer Head Inn
Guy Love
Pammy
Donnie
Spartansburg United Methodist Church
H.J. Young Sales Agency
North Center Street
Call
Cherry Builders Supply
Columbus
Suzie and
Pooh
Richard’s Domestic Department
Alan Marley
VFEW
Bobby Uleck
The
Versatiles
Rotary
Irresistible
India
Grandpa
Peter
King Featu
Are, Inc
Young
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Senate
Norwalk
Conn
Robert B. Hilbert
American Water Works Assn
Hilbert
Wickes Buildings A Division of the Wickes Corporation
Saegertown
R.R and
Altel Ma del Alti
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