Corry community notices and meetings update
Corry Beaver Club directors meet at 7 tonight at the Try-M building to discuss the All American weekend and sports banquet. Also tickets for Saturday April 19’s noon luncheon at the Corry Motor Inn will be sold by directors. A local driver reported car damage at West Smith plaza with unknown other vehicle. Dennis Higby and Allen Higby faced preliminary hearings in Corry on drunk driving and morals charges, both bound over for the criminal court term. Lottery numbers released include Pennsylvania Lucky 7 677837 and Baker’s Dozen draws 727 53365 964528. Corry Earned Income Tax forms due by April 15. copies of W-2s required. Crawford Central School Board meeting ends early amid Sunshine Law tensions over budget workshops with Meadville Library funding request. Jamestown Planning Commission to consider land sale fronting Washington street for a church led commercial development. Richard Steet named supervising principal of Sherman Central School, effective July 1. Death of Charles Eaton Ewer reported in Milwaukee. he was formerly of Corry. YMCA Aquatic Club banquet set for tomorrow at the Y to honor swim teams. meeting to follow. Three juveniles sought for theft and property damage near Titusville. Northwestern Pennsylvania forecast: mostly cloudy with possible flurries. highs near 45, tonight in the 20s.
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Rule Against Sick Pay For Maternity
Commonwealth Court upheld the state Human Relations Commission on sex discrimination in maternity leave policy at Freeport Area School District. It ruled sick pay during leave was illogical, noting pregnant women may be physically able to work yet be deprived of pay. The case centered on Linda Szul and three other teachers, with due process limits affecting inclusion of others.
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Torrential Rains and Tornado Hit Deep South and More
Thunderstorms lash the Deep South with torrential rain and flash floods. A tornado touched down on Malone Florida causing damage but no injuries in a town of 667. Alabama Georgia Florida portions under tornado watch with over 10 inches of rain in Enterprise and Dothan receiving heavy totals. Mississippi portions saw 4 inch downpours. Jackson and Raymond face flash flooding. Yazoo River backwater forces about 800 families north of Vicksburg from homes. Snow lingered in Montana and Dakotas with an emergency feed airlift planned for cattle stranded by deep snow. Temperature readings vary across the nation with widespread cloudy and rainy conditions.
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Deaths Mrs Ruth Gillett 84 Union City
Ruth T. Gillett of Union City died at St. Vincent Health Center Erie aged 84. Born February 10 1891 in Warren County she worked for Aero Supply Mfg Co during World War II and was a United Methodist Church member. Surviving daughter Mary Francis Cooper of Gonneaut Ohio son James L. Gillett five grandchildren. Visitation at Glenn Funeral Home Union City tomorrow 2 to 4 and ? to 9 PM services Saturday 2 30 PM Dr Clyde Dietrich officiating burial Evergreen Cemetery.
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Rockefeller Not Upset By Dark-VP Secrets Comments
Washington AP Nelson Rockefeller, echoing past veeps, says he is not upset about not knowing confidential exchanges with South Vietnam. He defends his New Orleans remarks criticizing Senator Henry M Jackson as unsubstantiated and notes Nixon’s letters echo public statements.
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Shapp Blasts Denenberg After PAC Vote Defeat
Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp says he reaches the end of the road with Herbert Denenberg after the Senate rejects confirming him to an eight year term on the Public Utility Commission. Denenberg, serving interim terms, falls short of needed votes amid clashes over no fault legislation and conflict of interest charges.
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The pilot of a light plane that crashed near Greensburg Pennsylvania walked away with only scratches. Kenneth Grieb of Pittsburgh was identified as the pilot. His 1948 single engine plane went down behind a shopping center in North Huntingdon Township.
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Crawford County Solid Waste approves new 10 year contract
Crawford Solid Waste Authority and Conservation International officials met in a session yesterday and reached changes to the county garbage disposal contract. The term is now 10 years with a renewal option for a second decade. Minimum daily tonnage drops to 100, with costs per ton decreasing after every 50 tons above the minimum. An escape clause covers new state or federal disposal requirements. Authority chair Richard Smith and coordinator Donald McCandless praised the deal and said details will be sent to solid waste districts for review, with a decision expected in 30 to 60 days.
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Erie Plant Blaze Causes Major Loss at Local Warehouse
A night fire at Erie Concrete and Steel Supply Co. gutted two warehouses, with damage estimated at about 250000 dollars. Fire officials reported possible acetylene tank explosions and no injuries as crews fought the blaze past 9 p.m. from multiple units.
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Funeral for Ruth T. Gillett Held in Union City
The funeral for Mrs. Ruth T. Gillett will be Saturday at 2:30 a.m. at Glenn Funeral Home, Union City. Burial is in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Friday from 2 to 7 and 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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