22 Jan 1975
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1975
Page
1
A Hagerstown reader reports ordering four pewter Bicentennial prizes from the Hamilton Mint in Illinois. Three arrived and the customer service rep offered no clear solution while awaiting a remaining Paul Revere piece.
Ning Ardizzone, Mail Order director in Blue Ridge Summit PA, says two weeks for delivery and is sending a confirmation note to verify shipment. The customer reports missing merchandise including Beauty Brees and Summers Shove System, with only the Body Shaper received and unclear how the rest will arrive.
Mrs. 65 seeks a near clinic or doctor to test hearing efficiency. Dr. James M. Chickle at 518 Cleveland Ave Chambersburg Pa recommends the Speech and Hearing Center at Polyclinic Hospital, Harrisburg. Dr. Sally Wollens at Poly 13 will handle inquiries.
Mrs MH of BoConnelieburg Pa reports paying 96.82 for tulip bulbs from Breck's of Boston that were to arrive for fall planting. The bulbs never arrived by planting time. after refunds requests and a form letter, Breck's promised contact within the week to discuss options.
Mrs. E C H of Knoxville Maryland reports her husband, a VA Advanced School graduate, did not receive promised tools he used in life studies and work. Advanced Schools In Hagerstown cut contact, and Chicago records show shipment attempts, with a rep promising to locate andsend them soon.
Letter from C F of Hagerstown about a $26 BankAmericard payment error. The writer cites repeated invoices, no $326 entry, ongoing charges of $2.50, and a promise from Mr DeLuca to review files for a $96 sales draft with BankAmericard possibly dropping the charges if found.
Brother-in-law and other finishers who never received their awards can collect trophies at Buzz Sawyer's home 915 Hamilton Boulevard Boonsboro Md 21713. Call 791-3058 to arrange pickup.
In Routzahn's shop a yearly stand sells rings from A A Riddle. A buyer’s first stone fell out of a ring, a replacement lost its stone, another ring fit but wrong size. Insured for 30 dollars, the customer seeks status as Riddle winters in Florida with rings in a P O box. No forwarding address exists and contact may come only by May or June.
E.L.L. of Hagerstown reports ongoing magazine delivery problems from Periodical Delivery Service. Despite repeated calls the promised replacements arrive late or not at all. Readers note recent December and January issues missed, with hints of hand delivery and double deliveries in some cases.
Zsa Zsa Gabor, 55, wed John W. Ryan in a quiet civil ceremony at a Las Vegas Strip hotel. She quipped she has only been married twice, claiming her other spouses were father figures, and noted Ryan is the only man to rival the late George Sanders for her affection.
Washington reports key senators from both parties doubt President Ford can win congressional approval for an extra 300 million in military aid for South Vietnam. Byrd warns a resumed bombing of Indochina would be a catastrophic mistake, while Mansfield and Tower express skepticism about the funding outcome.
The AP reports rising bids for committee chairmanships as Frank Thompson Jr. digs in against Wayne L. Hays amid alleged threats over the subcommittee on accounts. Contests include the banking chair and a shakeup in Armed Services with F Edward Hebert bowing out after caucus rejection.
Harrisburg AP reports the six digit Pennsylvania lottery result is GATS with the millionaire finalist number 17658.
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