Corry Memorial Hospital Desk Volunteers and Admits
A cluttered local ad listing tomorrow afternoon and evening desk volunteers Nellie Burlingame and Eleanor Pierce, admit Joseph Lukasiak, Wattsburg, Gregory Kirschner North East, Mrs. William Pitzmartin Greenville, Theodore May 19 East Washington, Donald Keys Clymer, Terry Stockton RD 1 Columbus, Janet Stockton RD 1 Columbus, James Harvey 986 North Center, Mrs Harold Burch RD 1 North Clymer. Discharged JoAnn Szymanowski Sherman Annd Lang 132 Snyder Circle, Mrs Ronald Weeks Erie. Also notices on seasonal seafood at Moose Lodge, winter tires at Corry Agway, real estate ad, Fall dresses, ceramics class, Columbus Packing Co market, cemetery markers, Perry's Inn fire closure, Bowl-Aire Lanes, a turkey shoot, porch sale, shawls at Leed's, Gayle in McElroy's Flower Shop, and final closeout at Paul’s Mens Wear.
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Joseph Lukasiak
Wattsburg
Gregory Kirschner
North East
William Pitzmartin
Greenville
Theodore May
East Washington Street
Donald Keys
Clymer
Terry Stockton
Columbus
Janet Stockton
James Harvey
North Center Street
Harold Burch
R.D
North Clymer
Bottles Thrown At Police In Boston
About 175 whites, mostly teenagers, hurled bottles at police near Charlestown High School as Boston opened classes for the third year of court ordered integration. One black U S marshal was struck, 12 arrested, eight injured, police say.
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Boston
Charlestown High School
Trish
Charlestown
U.S
U S Accepts Defector Pilot Viktor Belenko From Soviet Air Force
Viktor Belenko, 29, defected after landing a Mig 25 in northern Japan. He traveled to Tokyo en route to the United States, where officials and experts assess the Foxbat while awaiting asylum decisions. Japan and the U S weigh diplomatic risks amid Soviet demands for return of pilot and aircraft.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Viktor J. Belenko
White House
Ron Nessen
Washington
Kyodo
Soviet Union
Belenko
Butt
Hakodate
U.S
Air Force
Robert Seamans
Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
Viktor Korchnai
Russia
International Chess Federation
Max Euwe
Korchnoi
Rees
Dear AbbyAdvice on engagements and tall secrets
A reader asks how a paralyzed former lover could help with a broken engagement while another letter requests guidance on workplace harassment. Abby advises ending the engagement, offers empathy to the tall caller, and invites readers to write for further column support.
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Abby
FDA Allows 10 Strong Medicines Without Prescription
The FDA announced that ten powerful medicines formerly requiring a doctor's prescription will be sold over the counter. They target cold allergy hay fever and flu symptoms. A panel recommended limits to three active ingredients per product from different groups. The drugs include antihistamines brompheniramine chlorpheniramine bronchodilators methoxyphenamine theophylline and decongestants oxymetazone xylometacoline and pseudoephedrine in specified forms.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
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Corry Memorial Hospital
ACM
Nellie Burlingame
Eleanor Pierce
JoAnn Szymanowski
Sherman
Annd Lang
Snyder Circle
Ronald Weeks
Erie
Moose Lodge
Corry Agway
Michelle Clayton
Leed’s
Norma’s
Columbus Packing Company
Columbus-Lottsville Road
Hormel
Sheehan
Connie
Bill Morton
Perry's Inn
FFA
Waterford
Central CB
Parker Road
East Main Street
Mclones Steel
Leed's Or Call
Gayle
McElroy’s
Tomorrow’s Journal
Say
New York
CBS News
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
London
Tom Keating
Keating
Dean Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Tillamook
Betice
L.A
Calif
Deople
George Harrison
Richard Owen
Harrison
Owen
Bright Tunes Music Corporation
Kansas City, Mo
Commerce
Elliot L. Richardson
Thomas Hart Benton
Kansas City Art Institute
Kansas City
Richardson
John W. Gardiner
Common Cause
Betty Ford
Washington Fashion Group
Margy Grigg
Chicago
Mohammad Ali
Khalifah Ali
All
Berrien County
Mich
Ali
Veronica Porche
Genten Street Corry
S Furniiture Department
Shreve
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