Postal Workers Seek Pay Hikes
Washington AP The Postal Service and four unions representing 600000 workers begin talks over pay and benefits. Officials say any settlement will shape later rate increases and the Ford administration calls the agreement crucial as inflation concerns trigger wage monitoring for impact in 1976.
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Washington
Postal Service
Ford Administration
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Letter Carriers Union
American Postal Workers Union
Mailhandlers
Laborers International Union
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
Bernard Cushman
United Parcel Service
Darrell Brown
Cushman
Trustee Adds To Staff At Corry Memorial Hospital
The Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees added Mrs. Donald Reed of RD 1 Corry to replace Carl Taylor, who resigned early. The board discussed Care and Share building housing amid sale rumors and noted no plans to relocate. New consulting privileges were granted to four radiology doctors from Erie and cardiology privileges to Dr Donald D Zone.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees
Donald Reed
RD. 1
Corry
Reed
Carl Taylor
Taylor
Samuel Antrim
Antrim
NLRB
Washington
Erie
Dorothy H. Bauman
Thomas W. Bauman
Jerome A. Olack
Radiology Associated of
Donald D. Zone
Dr. Zone
Medicor, Inc
Columbus Teener Listed As Missing
Columbus Township teen Nancy J. Perrin, 15, is missing after leaving home Saturday with 20 year old Howard Willover toward a Canadohia Lake dance. They may be in Willover s maroon 1967 Chevy with PA plates 11P957 toward Fort Wayne Indiana. Perrin is 5 5, 130 pounds with brown hair blue eyes and was last seen in blue jeans a yellow blouse and a plaid maxi coat. Police urge anyone with information to contact state police.
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Corry
Columbus Township
Nancy J. Perrin
R.D. 2
Howard Willover
Canadohia Lake
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Willover
Pennsylvania
Thieu resigns as Saigon teeters toward collapse
President Nguyen Van Thieu resigns amid pressure from Viet Cong advances near Saigon and U.S. policy blame. He names Tran Van Huong as successor and warns of further challenges as combat intensifies around Kuan Loc and Saigon. Huong pledges unity while Cabinet doubts loom.
Thieu resigns as obstacle to negotiated peace in South Vietnam
The resignation of President Nguyen Van Thieu is seen by some U.S. officials as removing a public obstacle to talks, while others doubt any deal would come with Thieu gone. Kissinger meets Ford to discuss implications as debate centers on possible coalitions and future aid. Officials warn continued fighting and uncertain Congressional support for military aid amid a volatile Saigon situation.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
United States
Aih
U.S
South Vietnam
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Thiew
Tran van Huong
Huong
Tran van Lam
Senate
Thien
Kuan Loc
Washington
State Department
White House
Ford
House International Relations Committee
William
Broomfield
Michigan
Congress
House
ARVN
Army of the Republic
Meetings Of Interest In Erie Public Forums On Transportation Plan
Two Erie locations host public forums on county road and highway plans unhappy Corry area residents. Tonight at 7 30 Erie City Hall forum features state and local officials and citizen input on the Erie Area Transportation Plan. A week later the Erie County Citizen Advisory Committee meets at the Motor Club building for officer elections and plan discussion with public participation.
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Corry
Erie
Erie Area Transportation Study
Erie Area
State Streets
Erie County Citizen Advisory Committee
Erie County Motor Club
West Sixth Street
Motor Club Board Room
Epidemic of corruption in state government shocks officials
AP reports two high profile kickback cases shake Pennsylvania politics. Senator Frank Mazzei and ex secretary Frank Hilton convicted in payoffs tied to state contracts. Thornburgh says an epidemic of corruption at the highest state levels looms as grand jury probes extend across General State Authority contracts and state insurance deals.
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Pittsburgh
Shapp
U.S
Western Pennsylvania
Frank Mazzei
State Property and Supplies Department
Frank Hilton
Mazzell
William Casper
Max Homer
Erie
Louis Tullio
Thornburgh
Hilton
Martin Mullen
Philadelphia
GSA
Mazzei
Senate
Anthony Trucco
Trucco
Herman Israel
Keystone Bank
Westmoreland County
Israel
Shepp
Accidents Across Region Keep Troopers Busy This Weekend
A Corry area roundup reports seven accidents involving nine vehicles over the weekend. No serious injuries, but total damage exceeded 5400 dollars. Incidents include a Route 77 crash in Sparta Township, a Union City wreck with DUI charges, guard rail and tree impact incidents, and several slides off roads near Corry Cambridge Springs Bear Lake Spartansburg and Titusville with varied damage and minor injuries.
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Corry
Sparta Township
Matthew Smell
R.D
Union City
Donald McCray
Grove Street
Raymond M. Chase
R.D. 1
Roman Bem Jr
Cambridge Springs
Route 8
Jeffrey Leonhart
R.D. 3
Union City Memorial Hospital
North Clymer
Robert Petiit Jr
Bear Lake
Petitt
Daniel Bennett
Titusville
Spartansburg
Clyde Baldwin
R.D. 4
Fire damages home on East Sixth Street extension
A chimney fire at Donald Simmons residence at 921 East Sixth Street extension last night drew 20 firefighters and three units. Fire crews responded at 9:23 p.m. and battled the blaze for about an hour causing $150 in damage, insured.
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Donald Simmons
East Sixth Street
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Nomekayy
Columbus
Nixon
U.S. Congress
Republic of Vietnam
Soviet Union
Red China
North Vietnam
Pean
Thiet
South
Vietnam
Journal
McEldowney
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