Plan for Eight Course Vo Tech Budget Approved
Eight Courses Directors approve a budget plan for a new vo tech facility at Area School. Superintendent Krepps notes financing may be shared on a 175-35 basis with Appalachia funds covering most costs. The district plans to host vo tech students from Union City Area and launch operations next year with programs in Agriculture, auto body, auto mechanics, carpentry, cosmetology, health assistants, rabiaists, and welding and metal fabricating.
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Charles Krepps
Appalachia
Union City Area
Erie County Voters School
Politicos Spar Over Clymer Clinic Hours Controversy
Corry figures join a dispute after County Executive Gerace seeks an inquiry into Legislator Lepkowski’s role in reducing Clymer Clinic hours and questions over Dr. Ho’s salary and private practice. Gerace defends Ho’s arrangement with Health Department staff as Lepkowski demands transparency while noting clinic attendance, income, and per patient cost shifts.
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Chautauqua
Joseph Lepkowski
Joseph Gerace
Legisltor
Clymer
Gerace
Lepkowski
Frank W. Bratt
Coa Ae
Erie County Health Department
Union City
Clymerian
Heat Wave Brings High Temps Across Pennsylvania
Heat wave triggers rush on air conditioners and fans as Pennsylvania faces record highs. Temperatures near 90s dipped briefly but return to normal by Friday. Fires burn across state forests, including 400 acres in Lycoming County, as citizens seek relief from heat and dryness while air quality remains unhealthy in cities.
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Assochaseu
National Weather Service
Philadelphia Electric Co
Pennsylvania
Bob ‘Taylor
Philadelphia Electric
Philadelphia
Lycoming County
James Beatty
State Forest Bureau
Williamsport
Nour
Beatty
Millers Run
The
Add
Mk Aan
Smoking Ban In Cockpit Petitioned By Pilots Groups
A coalition of commercial airline pilots and two public interest groups petitioned the FAA to ban smoking in the cockpit and to bar any flight crew from smoking within eight hours of take off. The Health Research Group and Aviation Consumer Action Project cite carbon monoxide and health risks to crew performance and safety.
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Washington
Federal Aviation ‘Administration
Ralph Nader
Aviation Consumer Action Project
Airline Pilots Committee of 76
Eastern
United
Continental
Delta
Brazif
Pan American
National Airlines
Stooge
United Airlines
FAA
Board Agrees To Begin New School Plans
At a special meeting the Corry Area School District chose Burt Hill and Associates to design a proposed new elementary to replace Sparta and Spring Creek buildings. The board will meet Burt Hill to draft preliminary plans and select a site near both districts, though costs and location remain undecided.
City Council Briefs Highlight Building Safety Violations
Last night council reviewed a Department of Labor and Industry inspection citation listing safety violations in the city building. Violations include no fireproof door to the bathroom, nonfunctional exit hardware and signs, unenclosed stairs, a single second floor exit, unenclosed gas heater, narrow basement stairs, no handrail, and missing boiler inspections.
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Department of Labor and Industry
Te Bailet
David Johnson
Council
Corry Cyclist Killed In Truck Motorcycle Crash
A collision between a pickup driven by Arnold Johnson and a motorcycle resulted in the death of Frank P. Powers 28 of 487 Duane Street. Powers was transported to Corry Memorial Hospital. Johnson and a passenger, Mark Johnson 15, were not injured. Powers, a former employee at several local firms, was survived by his wife Diana and three daughters. Funeral services were announced to be held at Bracken Funeral Home.
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Dpel
Stead
Wart Washington and
Worth Streets
Frank P. Powers
Duane
Eaton
Ciy
Duane Street
Powers
Arnold Johnson
Pam
Corry Memorial Hagial
Coery-Annullance Baty
E Coticers
Ike
Worth Street
Ringeiest
West Washington
Johnson Sala Wo
Johnson
Mark Johnson
Whitney Run Road
Cory
Corry
Corry Dodge, Inc
Marty
Pontiac
Buick
Max Grens
Nce
Cooper Energy Services
Diana McIntyre
Ando
Myrtle Powers
Torsoir Toy
Alta
Sawva
Pauling
Robert
Hanar
Jobn
Judy
Walton
Columbus
Thren Brothara
Ediward
Archie
Bracken Funeral Home
Joseph Kansalmar
The
Faith Church
Bootleggers Costing Pa. 12 Million to Taxpayers
An Associated Press report notes bootlegging in Pennsylvania costs taxpayers millions yearly. Estimates reach 12 million. Fayette County reports 250 speakeasies versus 328 licensed liquor outlets near the Maryland border. Enforcement chief Ted Eldridge warns speakeasies attract crime and disguise substance beyond untaxed liquor.
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WM Pettit
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Atyle
Fayette County
Maryland
Tavern Association
Ted Eldridge
Pennsylvania Liquor Central Board
Philadelphia
Boollegeer
New Jersey
Iphia
Cetore
DDT Found In Milk Of Poor Black Women
Tennessee researchers report high DDT levels in the milk of 94 poor Black women in Bolivar County Mississippi and Lee County Arkansas, nearly a decade after a federal ban. Averages reached 447 parts per billion among Black subjects versus 75 among white counterparts in Nashville, suggesting continued exposure in rural low income Black communities.
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Chicago
Tennessee
Bennie T. Woodard
Meharry Medical College
Bruce B. Ferguson
David 3. Wilson
Vanderbilt University
Bolivar County
Miss
Lee County
Art
Nashville
City Council Puts State Road Paving Plan In Motion
Corry City Council approved a resolution to repair 10 miles of state highways through the city. City Engineer David Johnson estimated $30,000 to $50,000 for full paving, or about $8,000 for patching only with no machine laying. Streets director Fred Schwab was instructed to begin patching immediately with city labor on dangerous areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Benjamin Calderone
David Johnson
Aireeta
Fred Schwab
City Abor
Penndot
R. Budd Dwyer
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Dente
Board of Education
Politicos
City Council
Robert Grice
Donald McCray
McCray-Aluminum
Trumbull Plumbing Supply of
Youngstown, C
Trumbull
Kimball Firm
Ebensburg
Ther
Frank P. Powera
Mrr. Powers
World Health Organization
American Journal of Diseases of Children
American Medical Associaton
Donald A. Stewart
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