Local ads and specials from Corry area listings
Spot Line O Ads presents local rates at 37 cents per line with ads due noon. Listings include Thanksgiving dinner at Corry Motor Inn 12 to 4 pm call 664 7707, 12 ounce T bone special 2.95, Rustic Restaurant menu Wed-Sat 1 to 7 and Sunday 12 to 6, 1972 T T 400 Free Airs 1195 1972 Olympic 335 695 1972 T T 640 950 clothing sale Maplecrest Sales West Spring Creek evenings Wed-Sat 1 to 10 pm Sun 1 to 6 pm YMCA Bazaar November 15 10 to 7 lunches crafts baked goods etc The National Bank of Corry candle sale from Maxine 664-2378 and a letter by Dear Dr Welch asking for tips to stop fear.
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Corry Motor Inn
T&t
Maplecrest Sales and Service
West Spring Creek
Y.M.C
Fragging Trial Jury Deliberates in Fort Ord Case
The first US fragging court martial resumes as seven career officers deliberate over 24 year old Pat Billy Dean Smith's fate for the 1971 Vietnam killings of 1st Lt. Thomas Dellno and 2nd Lt. Richard Harlan with a grenade. Five guilty votes required for conviction. three minorities affect outcome. Smith also faces attempted murder charges for alleged attacks on Capt. Randall Rigby and 1st Sgt. Billie Willis.
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FT. Ord
Calif
United States
Pat
Billy Dean Smith
Smith
Thomas A. Dellno
Chateau
Mont
Richard Harlan
Dallas
Texas
Peter B. Higgins
Harrison, N.J
Randall Rigby
Ft. Sill
Okla
Billie E. Willis
Big Stony Gap
School Hair Codes Unenforceable in Third Circuit Ruling
Harrisburg with reference to a Pennsylvania Bulletin notice states the U S Third Circuit decisions render school board rules on long hair unconstitutional and unenforceable. Attorney General J Shane Creamer notes only regulations tied to disruptions health or safety may be applied and may affect students in classes and extracurriculars. The cases cited involve Western Beaver High and Blue Ridge High in New Milford Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals
J. Shane Creamer
John Pittenger
Pennsylvania Bulletin
Creamer
Western Beaverer Sr. High School
Blue Ridge High School
New Milford
Corry Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges
Corry Memorial Hospital report lists admissions and discharges. Admitted: Robert Nadolny, 9, son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Nadolny. Dennis Wade, R D 1 Corry. Paul Hamilton, 696 Wayne Street. Alan Dimmick, 512 East Street. Dixie Rigby, 8, Spartansburg. Discharged: Charles Roberts, 603 North Center. Mrs Georgia Deschamp, 55 West Main. Reid Shreve, R D 3 Corry. Miss Debbie Holton, R D 4 Corry. Miss Nancy Colter, Warren. Mrs Orville Armagast, 530 Concord. Mrs David Stutzman and Dawnelle Lee, R D 1 Corry. Also notes ambulance numbers and emergency physician call instructions.
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Robert
Daniel Nadolny
Waterford
Dennis Wade
Corry
Cecil VanGiesen
Concord Street
William Benson
East Smith Street
Charles Roberts
North Center Street
Georgia Deschamp
West Main Street
Reid Shreve
R.D
Debbie Holton
Paul Hamilton
Wayne Street
Nancy Colter
Warren
Orville Armagast
David Stutzman
Dawnelle Lee
Alan Dimmick
East Street
Dixie
William Rigby
Spartansburg
Union City Memorial Hospital and Ambulance Contacts
Directory style listing with Union City Memorial Hospital Union City Hospital 438-3817 Union City Ambulance 438-3331 and names Miss Nancy Willison 85 Bridge Fred Anderson Mill Village James Hanes 234 East High Street listed for reference in local services.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Nancy Willison
Bridge Street
Fred Anderson
Mill Village
James Hanes
East High Street
Pothole Plague on Corry-Clymer Bridge Draws Letter
A correspondent complains of multiple large potholes on the bridge near Hereford road on the Corry-Clymer road. She notes the holes have worsened for over two months and warns of the danger to out of town drivers. She thanks reporters for attention and urges timely repairs.
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Hereford Road
Corry-Clymer
Corry
Albert Thieme R.D
Senate Eyes Aid For Hemophiliacs
In Harrisburg the Senate weighs a pilot program to treat hemophiliacs with $250,000 from the Health Department to fund treatment centers and blood products for the remainder of the fiscal year. The move follows Kevin Marshall of Camp Hill gaining national attention for his costly medicines and care and Gov. Shapp arranging treatment at Hershey Medical Center.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Pennsylvania
Kevin Marshall
Camp Hill
Kevin
Shapp
Hershey Medical Center
Thomas McCreesh
Philadelphia
Health Department
McCreesh
Sue Oil Firms For Polluting Water Source
Two Oakland Township couples file civil suits totaling 10 000 against Frederick Drilling Company of Tylersburg and Gossett Oil Company of Longview Texas. The Updegraffs claim drilling ruined their 1.875 acre well, making water acrid and then dry, seeking 5 000 plus costs. The Unterdorfers, on 136 acres, allege similar drilling damages, including destroyed trees, bulldozed roads, pits, and land degradation, claiming six months without water and depreciation in property value.
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Titusville
Oakland Township
Frederick Drilling Company
Tylersburg
Gossett Oil Company
Longview
Tex
Paul A. Updegraff
Anthony M. Unterdorfer
Updegraff
Unterdorfers
Gossett and Frederick
State bill would ignore family income in hemophilia care
A full-year program would cost 1.2 million dollars while 565 known hemophiliacs live in Pennsylvania. Private treatment runs about 1000 dollars monthly. The bill requires the state to disregard family income for patient care. The Senate Appropriations Committee held a token meeting to report it to the floor with a Senate vote possible as early as Wednesday.
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Pennsylvania
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
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