Spot Line-O-Ads Corry Memorial Hospital Tomorrow Afternoon
Local notices list residents and addresses in Corry and nearby towns with event and service reminders. Includes names such as Bernice McIn tyre Lucile Baccls Perry K Mead Raymond George Mrs Herbert Huff Deborah Wynn and others, plus community ads for shops, skating events, and lost found. The snippet also features a Look Back Omaha AP blurb about a 50th wedding anniversary multimedia recap.
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Elma Emory
Findley Lake
Perry K. Mead
Columbus
Raymond George
Union City
Herbert Huff
R.D
Corry
Sayoyed H. Freeman
Sherman
N.Y
Deborah J. Wynn
Spartansburg
Your City By Dave Johnson Your Questions Answered
A city Q and A column explains tree removal budgets and responsible private contractors for parkway trees. It outlines curb collection rules for brush and limbs, city curb removal for large debris, and clarifies that city patching on Johnson and Ohio streets reflects problem conditions not contractor fault. It notes Corry Housing Corporation taxes, inclusion of renters in tax rules, and that a federally funded, city owned South Center playground is planned with potential federal funds. a police radio dispatcher position was filled after 30 applications.
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Johnson and Ohio
South Center Street
Corry Housing Corporation
You and I
Corry
Edinboro State theft charges to be prepared Monday
Erie district attorney Robert Chase announced that charges will be prepared Monday in connection with alleged thefts from student funds at Edinboro State College. He said investigators and auditors agreed there is probable cause and that it may take two weeks to complete preparation before charges are handed to investigators for execution.
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Erie
Edinboro State College
Robert Chase
Pennsylvania Justice Department
State Auditor General's Office
Chase
Matlovich Loses First Fight to Stay in Air Force
Hampton Va AP T Sgt Leonard P Matlovich an acknowledged homosexual has lost his initial bid to remain in the Air Force but vows to keep fighting. A three member discharge board at Langley Air Force Base recommended a general discharge after over four hours of testimony. Matlovich stood at attention and said they do not like homosexuals while pledging to continue. He praised supporters and held a bicentennial coin reading 200 years of freedom. He said not yet but will win, calling it humanitys victory.
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Hampton
Leonard P. Matlovich
Air Force
Langley Air Force Base
Matloyich
Matovich
Matlovich
Dear Abby column questions on gossip and rules
Readers ask how to handle a nosy friend who forces party details, a housekeeper who communicates via notes, and a teen who wants to question parental rules. Abby advises boundaries, direct honesty, and that ultimate parental authority remains until adulthood.
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Abby
Tam
Millcreek Dropping Free School Buses After Strike
Millcreek school directors voted 7-0 to abolish free bus transportation and seek bids from private firms, after a driver strike stranded students. The board also plans to sell the district bus fleet, noting the district need not provide bus service under state code. A 1964 Cook Island visit is briefly noted.
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Millcreek
John Beatty
Robert Brown
William Conner
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