Local Line-O-Ad Listings and Seasonal Specials
A collage of small ads and notices: winter boots at Barstow's, a Corry Rotary Travelogue ticket offer with contact 664-2849, window glass and Plexiglass repair by Cherry Builders Supply, Dr. Alan Marley veterinary services with two phones, apples and cider from Orton Farm Inc. near Interstate 90 and Route 20 Exit 12, Venture Inn Corry advertising redecorated rooms and prime rib specials, and Richard's Sportswear listing coats and shirts with prices.
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U.S
Concord Cemetery Association Meeting Called for Nov 2 1974
Concord Cemetery Association schedules a meeting for Saturday at 7:00 p.m. in Corry Stange Hall on Park Street Corry Pennsylvania. President Charles Mack Sr. is listed as contact.
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Concord Cemetery Association
Corry Stange Hall
Park Street
Corry, Pa
Charles Mack
Anthony's Auto Supplies Advertisement
Local auto parts store Anthony's Auto Supplies lists a range of inspection needs at 802 M Center with contact number 664-7731. The ad highlights items suitable for vehicle inspections and related services during March 15 to 19.
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Anthony’s
M. Center
Deer Head Inn Expands Hours to Evenings
The Deer Head Inn announces new dining hours from 4 to 10 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, extending its service into the evening to welcome more patrons.
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Deer Head Inn
Corry Memorial Hospital Report and Desk Volunteers
A local hospital update lists contact numbers for Corry Memorial Hospital and the ambulance service. DESK VOLUNTEERS are announced for Tomorrow afternoon and Evening. Admitted are Glenn Shepard, Mrs. Robert Dahl, Cindy Grant, Phyllis Proper, Elsie Troup, Gary Pass, Mrs. Paul Crowell, George Ball, Raymond Miller, Bradley Fox, Adabell Courtney, Dean Fenno. Discharged include Irene Adler, William Sawdyn, Brian Rathbun’s infant, Mrs. Perry McCray.
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Helen Haight
Derna Ficardi
Glenn Shepard
R.D
Corry
Robert Dahl
Clymer
Cindy Grant
East South Street
Phyllis Proper
Apache Avenue
Elsie Troup
Niobe
Gary Pass
Hillcrest Drive
Paul Crowell
Snyder Circle
George Ball
Jamestown
N.Y
Raymond Miller
Chestnut Street
Bradley Fox
Columbus
Adabell Courtney
East Main
Deputies Face Large-Scale Job Loss Over Exam Waiver
Nearly 250 Erie County Sheriff’s Department employees may lose their jobs after the department failed to require civil service exams from 1969 to 1972. About 178 deputies and 75 clerical workers could be affected, most hired during a period when civil service law sections were challenged in court and exams were waived pending that ruling.
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Buffalo
Erie County Sheriff's Department
Civil Service
Rzymek Opposes Fieldhouse Bailout Amid Debt Row
Erie County Commissioner Louis Reymek refuses to back a $600,000 bailout for the Erie County Fieldhouse debt. He notes $258,000 owed to contractors and $300,000 to Security Peoples Trust Co cannot be separated, risking suits if action is delayed. Commissioner Hill planned to borrow the money with a five year note while Weir opposed using taxpayer funds.
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Erie
Erie County
Louis Reymek
Ruymek
Contmoner
William O. Hill Jr
Leo Weir
Security Peoples Trust Co
Hill
Erie County Authority
Raymek
Rzymek
Peter Schaaf
Ryle and Hewish Win 1974 Nobel Physics Prize
STOCKHOLM Sweden AP Two British radio astronomers Sir Martin Ryle and Antony Hewish of Cambridge University were named joint winners of the 1974 Nobel Prize in Physics. The award honors their pioneering radio astrophysics work at Cavendish Laboratory, with Ryle noted for aperture synthesis and Hewish for the discovery of pulsars.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Martin, Ryle
Antony Hewish
Cambridge University
Royal Academy of Science
Cambridge
Cavendish Laboratory
Ryle
Hewish
Strike Still Likely As UMW Negotiators Renew Talks
Washington RP reports renewed bargaining between United Mine Workers and coal industry negotiators over noneconomic safety issues. UMW President Arnold Miller warns of a nationwide strike by about 120,000 miners if talks fail before the Nov. 12 contract deadline. Miller cites safety deaths and seeks full-time safety helpers and greater union enforcement roles.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Bituminous
UMW
Arnold Miller
BCOA
Miller
Julie Eisenhower Calls Watergate Coverup Tragic for Nixon
Julie Nixon Eisenhower says the Watergate bugging was minor but the coverup was tragic for her father, criticizing the political damage and growing cynicism. She spoke during a weeklong Mike Douglas Show taping, urging Nixon to reenter public life as a roving ambassador.
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Philadelphia
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Mike Douglas
Group W Productions
Douglas
William Buckley Jr
Charlton Heston
Jimmy "the Greek" Snyder
David Eisenhower
Sinc
San Clemente
Rift Develops In Warren Police Talks
Warren Borough Council voted to appoint Erie attorney Joseph A. Massa Jr. to represent police officers in arbitration with the borough due to an impasse in contract talks. Police have hired Massa’s counterpart Richard H. Zamboldi to represent the borough. Rockwell O’Sheill opposed arbitration and questioned the negotiations while Beyer Africa urged clarity in his remarks.
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Warren
Erie
Rockwell O'Sheill
Joseph A. Massa Jr
Richard H. Zamboldi
Brie
O'Sheill
Beyer Africa
O’sheill
Africa
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Barstow
Cherry Builders Supply
Alan Marley
Venture Inn
Inn Place Inn
Hilton Head
Richard
Degr Khevrend Coe Ts
God
King Featy
e+ Syndicate, Inc
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
T A. M. Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
American Red Cross
East Main Street
Jest Dba
Clend Dem
Fieldhouse
Julie
Warren Police
REX Theatre
Walt Disney
Bob Garfield
North First Avenue
Carl Davidson
George Hagger
P.S
John
Bob
Rossbacher Insurance Service Corner
South St
First Ave
Sorry, Pa
Patricia Ann Hillman
Eugenia Diehl
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall Chain Saws
Johnson Bros
First Avenue
Jack Crowell
Walter Royek
Tire Service
1St Ave
Donald Damon
Larry Tacei
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