Spot Line O Ads Corry Memorial Hospital Update
Spot Line O Ads from Corry Memorial Hospital lists admitting and discharging names with addresses and families. Names include Monty R Johnson, Catherine Streeks, Philip Hepler, Dennis Messinger, Geraldine Tripp, Carol Shields, Ronald Greeley, Renee Lindenberger, and many others. Discharges feature Theodore Amoroso, Virginia Messinger, Joan Rugar, Elmer Sharer, Orpha Hapgood, and more. The list also notes Sunday arrivals such as Meghann Yahner and the Roden family among others.
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Charlotte Miller
Virginia Dahlstrand
Esther Laurie
Mable Bloom
Monty R. Johnson
R.D
Bear Lake
Catherine C. Streeks
West Church Street
Ron
Ransom Riedel, Jr
Corry
Philip Hepler
East Airport
Dennis Messinger
Youngsville
Russell Hunvnt
Clymer
N.Y
Geraldine Tripp
Carol Shields
Ronald Greeley
Mead Avenue
James Jackman
Renee Lindenberger
Eric
Edward Malek
R D
Pittsfield
Michael
Larry Brumagin
Theodore Amoroso
Dennis Hinsdale
Kyle James
Walter Hill
Akam Road
Virginia Messinger
Columbus
Joan Rugar
Dorothy Gibbs
East
Airport Road
Elmer Sharer
Marion Street
Orpha Hapgood
Meghann
William Yahner
Shady Avenue
James Roden
West Smith Street
Kristin Roden
Pearl LaBounty
St. Petersburg
Fila
Blood pressure clinic moved to October 21 at Kofod's
Peggy Osborne notes the change for the Bear Lake blood pressure clinic now set for Friday October 21 from 11 a.m. to 12 noon at Kofod's General Store. The Bear Lake Busy Bears extension group will meet October 12 at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Lee Crosby's home to plan activities for the year. attendees should bring a sack lunch and desserts will be provided.
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Peggy Osborne
Kofod's
Bear Lake
Bears Home Extension Group
Lee Crosby
Florida
Busti Officer Resigns In Pot Incident
LAKEWOOD The Busti Town Board met in special session to accept the resignation of Busti Police Officer Joseph Siperek after a week long review of marijuana related allegations. Chief Quattrone suspended Officers Ronald Waldron and Steven Showers for 30 days for misconduct and failure to report an incident. The district attorney was asked to review the case and stated there was not enough evidence for criminal charges. Incidents allegedly occurred between 1975 and 1977 as cleanup measures and part time patrols were arranged.
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Lakewood
Busti Town Board
Busti
Joseph Siperek
John R. Bentley
Wayne E. Quattrone
Siperek
Quattrone
Ronald Waldron
Steven Showers
Dale C. Robbins
William Foley
Chautauqua County District Attorney's Office
Foley
John Bentley
Chautauqua County District Attorney’s Office
Bentley
Robbins
Waldron
Robin Hood Of Midway Wins Dolls At Arkansas Fairs
SHERWOOD Ark AP Johnny Glaze 31 known as the Robin Hood of the Midway spends summers and falls winning teddy bears and Kewpie dolls at state and county fairs then donates them to Arkansas Children’s Hospital and Salvation Army at Christmas He says he has spent about 1000 to win 200 toys over the past two or three years and has made about 25 carnival trips this year He keeps a spare bedroom full of toys and recalls giving a teddy bear to a little girl whose father failed to win one to brighten her day
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Childrens Hospital
Glaze
Dear Abby Column Sparks Moral Dilemmas on Privacy and Boundaries
A reader recounts a sexual boundary breach when Virgil’s mother gives him a back massage with the sheet removed. Abby advises against the “bare basics” demonstration and suggests moving on, while other letters touch on tipping therapists, a teen pregnancy, and the reach of Abby’s guidance.
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Abby
Virgil
Senate weighs plan to extend Legal Services
The Senate debates a five year extension of the Legal Services Corp. that would authorize tax funded lawyers to represent parents and children in school integration cases. The bill, tied to school busing debates, faces House support but differing positions on integration. The agenda includes other fiscal and regulatory items as Congress weighs oil, energy, and crime measures.
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Washington
Senate
Legal Services Corp
Corporation
Congress
House
Carter
Clinch River, Tenn
U.S
Frank Johnson Jr
Montgomery
Ala
FBI
Senate Finance Committee
Legal Services Corp. Extension
Senate Human Resources Committee
Montour Teachers End 21 Day Strike
Montour School District teachers voted to end their 21 day strike and reach a three year contract giving 210 teachers an average pay rise of 1263 dollars plus full medical coverage and a family dental plan. Classes will resume on Monday for 3900 students.
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Pittsburgh
Montour
Pennsylvania
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