Spot Line-O-Ads And Local Notices Compilation
Spot Line-O-Ads lists names and addresses for community notices and upcoming events. Fading entries include residents from Corry Bear Lake Clymer Union City and Youngsville, plus local business promos, sales, and wedding service references. The page mentions the Businessmen's League start date September 15 1975 at Avalon Center and local retail ads for fall fashion and food items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businessmen’s League
Avalon Center
Nixon Papers Could Be Altered
The Justice Department argues Congress believed Richard Nixon could not safely custody or return official papers if he had them, citing the 18 minute tape gap and transcript discrepancies. A three judge panel will hear arguments Sept. 22, with the case likely reaching the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Supreme Court
United States
White House
Corn Production Up In New Zealand
New Zealand, a grassland economy, reports a huge corn crop of 209000 metric tons this year, with a record 148.6 million tons expected, signaling a modest US market for hybrid corn seed and harvesting equipment amid rising production. Venezuelan police note most escapes by motorcycle. Nixon documents push questions of memoir rights and national security taps. Halperin wiretap case details emerge in a broader suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Zealand
Colorado
Agriculture Department
U.S
Caracas
Juan Martin Etcheverria
Nixon
Justice Department
Jack Anderson
H. R. Haldeman
PBI
White House
Morton Halperin
FBI
Halperin
Dear Abby column prompts wife cheating worries sparks debate
Readers recount jealous husbands and mistaken signals from Abys advice on infidelity. A widow, 62, questions age gaps in romance and faces judgment from family. A teen critic argues dress rules lack impact while shyness about church attire triggers debate. Abby closes with mailing details for replies and brochures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Camillus
Queen Elizabeth II Becomes Queen as Britain Mourns George VI
The death of King George VI at Sandringham triggers a national day of mourning with royals and world leaders gathering. Princess Elizabeth, 25, is proclaimed Queen at Buckingham Palace as Queen Mary and Queen Mother Elizabeth stand nearby, awaiting the procession to Westminster Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Europe
Dwight Hisenhower
NATO
Elizabeth
Kenya
Philip
Riverside
Papa
Lilibet
Elizabeth I
Britain and
The
Commonwealth
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Queen Mary
Henry VII
Well Head Blows Injures Bradford Worker Near Ripley
Bradford man Henry P. Youd, 26, in Hamot Medical Center in Erie in fair condition after an oil well head blew off near Ripley New York yesterday. Heud suffered a fractured right leg and ribs with other minor injuries. He was transported from Westfield Hospital after the incident. The blast occurred as sand and water were poured into the well. pressure was about 9000 pounds. The head struck a truck, trapping Youd and throwing equipment onto him. He is employed by Halliburton Services of Bradford.
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SRIE
Bradford
Hamot Medical Center
Ripley
N.Y
Henry P. Youd
Youd
Hamet
Westfield Hospital
Chautauqua County Sheriffs Department
Jury May Be Completed In Robbery Case
Six jurors sit for the second trial of Joseph Kallinger in Dauphin County with his young son present. The Philadelphia cobbler is charged in four counts of robbery and a murder tied to crimes across New Jersey and Maryland. Jury selection proceeds toward 12 regulars and two alternates, with 24 others rejected for bias.
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Harrisburg
Joseph Kallinger
Kallinger
Philadelphia
Dauphin County
New Jersey
Baltimore
Marguerite Young
Nancy Bagley
Velera Rosener
Joseph Barbaretta
Middletown
Harold Swartley
Steelton
Terry Lee Brunner
Hummelstown
John C. Dowling
Remember When Photos Capture a Grieving King’s funeral
Photographer Ron Case for Keystone rests his camera on a beer crate in the palace yard. It is cold and he works on King George VI’s funeral all day. Queens emerge and stand together, seen by Case as grieving women in a timeless frieze. Savannah’s tourism rises from 744000 to 933000 annually as the city markets itself to visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Case
Keystone
George VI
Case
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Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Barbara Hurst
Oletha Johnston
Wahnlla D. Delio
Franklin Street
Arthur Morgan
R.D
North Hast
Gary A. Lopus
Clymer
Robert Williams
Mead Avenue
Jeannette Jones
Corry
Edward J. Snow
Bear Lake
Scott Wallace
Lloyd Stowe
Wright Street
Lyle B. Watrous
Jack Carr
Union City
John Hornick
Turnpike Road
George M. Alexvnczh
Eric
Rhonda L. Brown
Raymond Anderson
Forest E
Troy Wirth
Spartansburg
Jannice Jaggs
George Willover
James Riggle
Justin Nathaniel
Youngsville
Frank Eastman
Ida M. Guignon
East Church Street
Erie
Harry Swarm
Elgin
Shawn
Jeffrey Cobb
North Center Street
Benjamin
Bill Johnson
Aldine Emmon
Park Street
Kenneth Durlin
Dale Hilty
R D
William B. Cochran
Star Memorial
Columbus
Corry Agway
Kim Andrus Club
Leeds
Barstow
Elberta
Bartlett
Journal Daily
Tri-City
Country Foods
M-T-Witl
Corry Motor Inn
Delmonico
Carol
Bill - Rose
NED
Chase Appliance
Freezer Igerator
Hardwick ” Washer -Dryerspeed Queen
Dee Ei
Gladys
Ned Ned Chase
Dean Aebby
Abigail van Buren
Cam
Tive
Him
Georgia
L.A
Calif
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Britain
Sandringham
Savannah
Chatham County
Betty Platt
North Center St
IGA TableRite
Sugardale
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