Oddball Crash Day in Corry causes four losses
Four accidents in Corry yesterday caused about 4775 in damage. No injuries reported as cars hit utility poles, gas pumps, and other vehicles. Incidents involved a radio fault, a two car collision at West Main and 277, a near head on on North Center, and a pump mishap at Skat Oil.
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Corry
Sandra J. Hickey
R.D. 2
Spring Street
East Church Street
West Main Street
West Main
David &. Norton
Dean L. Rogers
Main Street
Spartansburg
Rogers
Norton
North Center Street
Clinton
Robert G. Reees
R. Bs
R.D. 4
Pi Nichols
North Center
Cooney
Nichols
Skat Oil Co
East Columbus Avenue
David L. Miles
Spencer Road
Miles
Harrisburg hears debate on scrapping blue laws in Pa
A House Business and Commerce Committee hearings on House Bill 102 to end Pennsylvania blue laws drew mixed testimony. Store reps urged repeal citing fairness. religious groups urged retention. IGA and Pennsylvania Catholic Conference spokesmen argued Sunday openness harms religious values, while a local store owner cited 130 blue law arrests in Erie County in 1972 as context for reform.
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Harrisburg
House
Pennsylvania
Business and Commerce Committee
IGA
Pennsylvania Catholic Conference
Tom Askey
Howard J. Fetterhoff
Reid L. Bennett
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Fetterhoff
Nate Goodman
Paul Bunyan Markets
Erie
Erie County
Evacuation of Americans in Vietnam Speeds Up
Washington reports U S officials aim to remove about 10,000 people per day as Saigon faces a possible large scale attack. Americans in Vietnam were reduced to 1,100 by today from around 5,000 on April 1, as part of a race against time.
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Washington
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Governors Seek Swift One Day Evacuation Plan
Congress works on a bill to empower the President to use troops for rapid one day helicopter evacuations in emergencies. A House-Senate conference committee aims to finish refinements today as U.S. troops assist in evacuating Americans and some Vietnamese.
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U.S
Congress
House-Senate
Free Area Suspect In Murder Attempt
A Warren County jail inmate awaiting extradition to New York State on charges of attempted murder was freed after a habeas hearing when a 90 day limit on serving the extradition warrant expired. Milton L. Swanson, 36, of Clymer, was released as governor signing delays caused the warrant to miss the deadline. Swanson and two co-defendants face two counts each of second degree attempted murder in the January 6 beating of Luther J. Mason. Milburn and Proctor remain jailed. Swanson may face return to Chautauqua County.
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Warren County
New York State
Hugh L. Carey
Milton L. Swanson
A.D. 1
Clymer
N.Y
Robert L. Wolfe
Warren
Swanson
Luther J. Mason
Rundell Road
William R. Milburn
R.D
Ernest M. Proctor
Columbus
Milburn
Proctor
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Robert Sullivan
Carey
Shapp
Sullivan
Milbur
PennDOT Meet Disturbs Local Road Advocate
Corry residents who attended a PennDOT public meeting in Erie criticize the session as poorly advertised. Attendees including Barbara Mack City Administrator Robert Grice and Councilman David Miller expected a citizen statement opportunity, but officials said the session was a Q and A after a formal PennDOT presentation focused on planning.
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Corry
N Erie
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Barbara Mack
Citizens Advisory Committee For Transportation
Robert Grice
David Miller
City Income Tax Still Performs Well
The citys one percent income tax shared with the Corry Area School District remains strong despite recession. The Combined Earned Income Tax Committee reports first quarter revenue 108 479 with a reserve of 157 022 including checkbook balance and 150 100 in time certificates. Disbursements for the quarter totaled 67 207 leaving a end balance of 198 299. The panel approved new quarterly meeting months May August November and February to align the end of the current quarter with the report. The committee comprises two school board members two City Council members and one elected at large.
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Corry Area
Jane Schwab
William Miller
Three Die In Embassy Siege By Terrorists In Stockholm
Terrorists who held about a dozen hostages in the West German embassy in Stockholm blew up the four story building after a demand for 26 anarchists’ release was rejected by Bonn. Police reported three dead including one who shot himself, two policemen and a hostage were hospitalized, and several others injured. One ambassador was slightly burned. Five terrorists and a woman were captured.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Bonn
Dietrich Stoecker
Schools OKay salary ranges for administrative posts
Area School District directors approved a policy list of salary ranges for administrative positions. The move does not change current salaries. future raises are under separate consideration. Superintendent Krepps said the ranges, drawn from IU V data, PSU reports, and AESA figures, are modest and not at the top of any post. Present salaries may rise after June 30, with the board stating the ranges guide replacement and responsibility assessment.
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Sorry Area
Charles W. Krepps
Penn
American Association of School Administrators
Krepps
Bear Lake boy pleads not guilty in slaying case
A 15-year-old Bear Lake youth entered a mandatory not guilty plea in Warren County court on charges of murder in the March 27 shooting death of 18-year-old Michael T. Morgan of Bear Lake. The alleged shooter, Gary Lee Heliker, via his attorney, faces questions about motive as state police remain puzzled. Psychiatrists will evaluate the boy. Additional pleas included Allan Higby for reckless endangerment and furnishing alcohol to minors, and Dennis J. Higby for DUI and traffic violations.
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Bear Lake
Warren
Gary Lee Heliker
Michael T. Morgan
Bear Vake
Morgan
Hekker
Edward Pass
Corry
Allan Higby
Dennis J. Higby
City fills vacant meter patrol job with new metermaid
City Administrator Robert Grices announced the selection of Mrs. Philip Diane Catalfa 22 of 53 East Irving Street as metermaid replacing Mrs. Rosalie Mead. Catalfa was chosen from 20 applicants and will begin Monday after review by Grice and Police Chief Kenneth Nichols.
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Rosalie Mead
Philip
Diane) Catalfa
East Irving Street
Robert Grices
Catalfa
Grice
Kenneth Nichols
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Pentagon
Wynant Sidle
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Harlier
Arepps
Wenn Eves
Board of Education
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