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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1975

Page

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Hostages Freed Unharmed After Tennessee Prison Incident

In Nashville a prisoner leader and inmates held four counselors hostage for hours to push demands for better work, food, medical services, visits, and grievance processes. Negotiations with Corrections Commissioner Yeatman ended with unharmed hostages and no prosecutions for participants.

Nashville Tenn Counsct Tennessee Dock Walker Memphis Walker Herman Yeatman toWet Tennesseee Yeatman D-Nam Gabble Mitchell Melvin Lockett Willam Randolph Mike White Jesse Tucker Paul Campbell Mitchell Lockett Randolph Iwi James Gilchrist Ken Walker

EL Says I'll Fix Crossings

City Administrator Robert Grice told Harrisburg City Council a letter from the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission notes Erie Lackawanna Railroad has patched some crossings and will patch them weekly to keep them in repair. He also complained about Penn Central crossings, which had not yet responded.

Shere Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Harrisburg Robert Grice PUC City Oy Erie Lackawanna Railroad PUG Grice Penn Central

Secret U.S. Vietnam agreements alleged by Jackson

U S senator Jackson released a statement alleging undisclosed secret agreements between the United States and Vietnam. He said the existence of such accords has never been acknowledged by Congress or President, and urged full public disclosure of documents reflecting the deals. He cited uncertainty about when the President first learned of them.

Council defers pump bid as sweeper bid approved

Bids for a turbine pump were reviewed with Moody Associates of Meadville at 9900 dollars but missing electrical gear. Erie firm F W Allen and Son at 13762 dollars deemed high. Moody bid not legal, council defers. Street sweeper bids from Equipment and Supply Inc at 21290 dollars and A H Equipment Co at 19182 dollars. A H Equipment accepted, four week delivery.

Moody Associates Inc Meadville Moody F.W. Allen and Sor. Co Erie Benjamin Calderone William Halfast Council Equipment and Supply Inc Pittsburgh A&h Equipment Co Bridgeville A&h

CMH Union Vote Delayed At Corry Memorial Hospital

The Corry Memorial Hospital union election was postponed after officials received word from the National Labor Relations Board in Washington. The delay follows CMH petitioning for a review of a regional director’s decision on nurse representation and unit composition for X-ray and lab technicians. A hospital spokesman indicated the full board’s review likely prompted the postponement.

Corry Memorial Hospital National Labor Relations Board Washington, D.C CMH National Board Henry Shore Washington PNA Pennsylvania Nurses’s Association Labor Board

Road Deaths Rise As Driving Rebounds From Gas Crunch

National Safety Council figures show a 6 percent rise in two months of 1975 traffic fatalities from 1974. Spokesman Ron Kuykendall notes mileage has returned to near 1973 levels after last year’s gas shortage, with drivers again using cars more, driving faster, and not prioritizing speed limits. If trends continue, 1975 highway deaths could reach about 49,000, down from 55,000 in 1973 but up from 1974’s toll.

Cncago National Safety Council Safety Council Ron Kuykendall Council Kuykendall

Thieu Escapes Harm As Palace Attacked In Saigon

In Saigon a South Vietnamese fighter pilot bombed the presidential palace. Thieu escaped injury and vowed to lead on. A high ranking officer was injured by an explosion in Bien Hoa, with two killed and three wounded in the palace assaults. Foreign and Cambodian front reports note Khmer Rouge shelling near Phnom Penh.

Saigon Presidential South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Thieu Tran van Minh Air Force Nguyen van Hieu Bien Hoa Nguyen Thanh Trung Minh Nguyen Cao Ky Thien Cambodia Khmer Rouge Kompong Speu Phnom Penh Long Boret Bangkok Associated Press Lon Nol

City Council votes to invite GECAC and Erie County for senior center data

The council unanimously approved inviting Greater Erie Community Action Committee officers and county commissioners to supply essential details for a senior citizens center. Mayor Kibler urged data to justify a city subsidy, with GECAC and county backing likely covering most costs. The center now operates in Jaycees quarters on West Main, while two sites West Pleasant Street and North Center Street are under consideration.

Greater Erie Community Action Committee GECAC Erie County Commissioners Mary Ann Kibler Jaycees West Main Street Water Department West Pleasant Street First Avenue North Center Street Corry Memorial Hospital Water Company North Center Erie

Paying Bills To Be Delayed In City Paving Assessments

City engineer David Johnson announced at the last City Council meeting that paving assessments will not be mailed until project details are finalized. Assessments per front foot vary by project, with amounts including Star alley 1.93 dollars and Johnson and Ohio streets 7.12 dollars among others. Council will withhold mailing until final details are completed.

David Johnson Star Alley Johnson and Ohio East Smith Wayne Pennsylvania Avenue Smith Street Sciota Street Council

Local A&Ps Remain Open

The A P stores in town and Union City stay open for now while nationwide cuts are chosen. Erie markets are slated to close with about 40 employees affected. Managers received notices of imminent closures.

Union City Erie

Youth 16 Drowns At Pymatuning Lake During Practice

A 16 year old from Jamestown drowned when a canoe overturned on Pymatun ing Lake last night. Roger Clark was pronounced dead at Greenville Hospital. Teammate Niles Yoho 15 was hospitalized in stable condition after exposure. Two other youths in separate canoes, Thomas Hanstine 15 and Frank Fahl Jr. 16, participated in practice for the Shenango River Race.

B.D. 2 Jamestown Pymatuning Lake Roger Clark Ronald Clark Greenville Hospital Frank McElree Mercer County Niles Yoho John Yoho Yoho Clark Thomas Hanstine Frank Fahl Jr Greenville

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U.S Robert P. Kane Shapp Kane Philadelphia Sonder, Levitt and Sagorsky Inc South Center Street First Allegheny Construction and Development Corp Merle Dodd Corry Chamber of Commerce Jerry H. Grice William Dyckes CAIDC Edward Zarger William Peiffer Housing Committee of Eaton A&ps Pymatuning
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