Doorman Offered Option to Buy St. Paul Criterion Restaurant
In St. Paul, Mickey Oliver, longtime doorman and former jazz musician, may own the Criterion Restaurant again after owner Robert Sandler offered him the first option to purchase the midway building, land, and liquor license for 105000. Sandler cites insurance as insufficient and notes a 600000 repair bill for the fire-damaged site. Oliver, who knows many customers by name, plans to seek investors or a small business loan to cover the purchase.
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Midway Criterion
Sandler
St. Paul
Oliver
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ford campaign to sell Pintos
Ford Motor Co launches ads touting the redesigned fuel system of 1977 and 1978 Pintos to counter adverse publicity from older models and revive sagging sales. The company stresses a longer filler pipe and a polyethylene shield to boost puncture resistance while noting prior recalls and ongoing safety scrutiny.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ford
Ken Berkoben
Pittsburgh
United States
Playing for Keeps With Our Best Recordings
A compact note on borrowers treating recordings as stakes in a game of value, suggesting care and responsibility in handling prized musical archives. The line hints at the tension between collection and possession in preserving notable audio artifacts.
Galena Historic Homes Tour Showcases Five Premises
The Galena historic homes tour on Sept 23 and 24 features five notable houses. Highlights include General U S Grant’s pre Civil War home, the Laborer's Cottage, Fiddick House, Norris House, and Belvedere, each reflecting Greek Revival, Second Empire, and Victorian styles with original features. Tickets are 2.50 with free under one year. tours run 9 am to 5 pm.
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Galena
First Presbyterian Church
Northwest Territory
U.S. Grant
High St
Julia Dent Grant
Laborer
S. Dodge St
Thomas Bond
Fiddick
S. Prospect St
Galena Valley
Norris
W. St
Barney Norris
John Quincy Adams
Alexander Hamilton
William Hamilton
Belvedere
Park Ave
J. Russel Jones
C.D.T
Milwaukee
Wis
Joliet Junior College offers fall seminar on small computer systems
Joliet Junior College Industrial Business Institute announces a three night seminar “Small Computer Systems for Business” for businessmen seeking minicomputer basics. Leaders include Ronald Bleed and Steven Phail, with sessions September to November in J Building Room 2007. Fee is 50 dollars.
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Joliet Junior College Industrial Business Institute
Ronald Bleed
Joliet Junior College
Bleed
JJC
Steven Phail
General Motors
Diamond International
Ford Motor Credit Corp
Joliet
Morris
Romeoville- Bolingbrook
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