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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1974
Page
4
Billy Graham Denies Tax Help From Nixon
Evangelist Billy Graham denied asking for or receiving White House assistance on federal income tax matters. In a Montreal phone call he said only tax audits had occurred and that his finances are in a trust. he stated he requests routine IRS audits annually and supports Senator Weicker’s push to expose White House involvement in sensitive cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Wayne
IRS
Graham
Thave
Sen. Weicker
TWA To Scrub One Daily Flight Between Harrisburg and Pittsburgh
Harrisburg AP Trans World Airlines will temporarily suspend the Harrisburg to Pittsburgh daily round trip flight for about 90 days over the next several months after the Public Utility Commission approved the pause. ATWA says no actual suspension is expected before June while the ruling is studied and the airline must inform the PUC by June 1 of plans to resume service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWA
Harrisburg
Trans World Airlines
Pittsburgh
Public Utility Commission
ATWA
PUC
NYS Engineer Strike Shuts Down Chautauqua Lake Bridge Substructure
About 35 Local 17 operating engineers in Buffalo went on strike, idling the $14 million Chautauqua Lake Bridge substructure project. Picket lines appeared on both the Stow and Bemus Point sides as negotiations with Raymond International Inc. failed to yield a new contract after the expired agreement with the Associated General Contractors. The project remains idle until a new pact is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otow
Chautauqua Lake
Local 17
Buffalo
Raymond International Inc
Associated General Contractors
Stow
Bemus Point
Picket Cost Drives Sheriff Busier as Strike Bill Climbing
Erie County officials met with Sheriff Andrew Hanisek over policing costs tied to the Lord Kinematics strike. Since January 10, deputy overtime has topped 11000 dollars as orders require keeping non striking workers moving and inside the plant. The sheriff noted the union clash and contract mandates three hour minimums per deputy, suggesting possible halts at third shift start if court orders change. Commissioner Hill plans to seek Judge McClelland’s guidance to modify or clarify the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Andrew Hanisek
Lord Kinematics
Hanisek
Lindley R. McClelland
Louis Raymek
William O. Hill
Lord Corporation
Hill
McClelland
Shapp attacks energy regulation shift to oil firms
Gov. Shapp denounces federal energy rules that would let oil companies set state fuel allocations while the FEO would not verify figures. He warns the move cedes oversight and could revive earlier abuses. He singles out a provision excluding farmers with under 50 gallon storage, risking 20 percent of Pennsylvania’s 22,000 family farmers. A separate item notes John Tjaden winning a one day million prize of 136.99 dollars at a bank open house in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shapp
Federal
FEO
Des Moines
Towa
John Tjaden
Henry A. Kissinger
Shah of
Iran
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations Extends Middle East Peace Force Six Months
The UN Security Council voted 13 to 0 to extend the multinational peacekeeping force in the Middle East until Oct. 24. The force, backed by 6,788 soldiers from 12 nations, faces funding and access disputes as Iran signals new development loans, and Western powers prepare for debates on wealth gaps between rich and poor nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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N.Y
General Assembly
Security Council
U.N
Middle East
Suez
China
Iraq
Israel
Sinai Desert
Council
Waldheim
Indonesia
Senegal
Poland
Ghana
Malik
Austria
Canada
Finland
Ireland
Nepal
Panama
Peru
Sweden
Corry Hospital and Ambulance Desk Volunteers Notice
Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service issue tomorrow’s desk volunteers schedule with Barbara Hurst and evening openings. Residents admitted include Brenda Palmer, Rufus Perkins, Shane Gates, Catherine Firster, Mildred Kinney, Mrs. May, Gregory Bowen, Arden Bull, Frances Van Giesen, and Mrs. Danford Rater. Discharges listed are Ronald Miles, Mrs. Lester Hepler, Mabel Brown, Florence Dobson, Henry Morton, Richard Allie, Blanche Jones, James Clapp, Mrs. Kalenik Yarosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hurst
Brenda
Frank Palmer
Elgin
Rufus Perkins
East Main Street
Shane
Elwin Gates
Park Street
Catherine Firster
Corry
Mildred Kinney
Robert May
Snyder Circle
Gregory
Paul Bowen
North Center Street
Richard Coston
Spartansburg
Frances van Giesen
R.D
Arden Bull
Columbus
Danford Rater
Clymer
Ronald Miles
Lester Hepler
East Maintreet
Mabel Brown
Youngsville
Florence Dobson
Henry Morton
Sherman
N.Y
Richard Allie
Union City
Blanche Jones
North Center Great
James Clapp
Kalenik Yarosh
Saegerawn
Corry Evening Journal ad data and masthead text
Local newspaper masthead and billing details show Corry Evening Journal publication data. Publisher George R. Sample and editor William S. Eaton are listed with management and pressroom staff, plus ad rates and distribution notes.
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Corry
Weabiine A
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