Evangelistic meetings open to all at Alliance Church
Spring events in Sparta include nightly evangelistic services at the Alliance Church with Rev. Nathan Penland as guest speaker and his wife providing music. Visitors, local families, and missionary news feature among weekend gatherings, hospital notes, births, and community announcements.
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Alliance Church
Nathan Penland
Ronnie Morgan
Corry
Kathryn Tillotson
Tillotson
Reid Shreve
Roger
Joyce) Coon
Kenya
Africa
Joyce
Robert
Florence) Nichols
Tamara
Karen
States
Nichols
Lee
Jan) Nichols
Meadville
Gordon Nichols
North East
William Watson Sr
Hamet Medical Center
Erie
Isaac Sherlock
Lenah Clute
Union City
Clarence Vanderhoof
Elsie Vanderhoof
Corry Hospital
Gerald
Beverly) Fairchild
Warren
Ohio
Claude
Betty) Still
Spartansburg
Buddy
Jacksonville
Fla
Lewis Rasey
Rose Hill
H. Richard Hays
Nathan Paul
Gilbert
Kathy) Nichols
Indianapolis
Indiana
Cameron
Geraldine) Blakeslee
Corry Memorial Hospital
Phillip
Nancy) Conners
Grange Hall
Sparta
Ladies Auxiliary
Barry Lewis
Jennifer
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Arthur Scouten
Amy Kinney
Sparta Grange
Former Corry Man Promoted to YMCA Post
David W. Fleming, formerly of Corry and son of Mr and Mrs Robert Fleming of 135 Ohio Street, was named associate general executive of the YMCA of Pittsburgh. A Slippery Rock State College graduate, Fleming has spent fourteen years with the YMCA and will oversee public relations and partner membership.
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David W. Fleming
Corry
Robert Fleming
Ohio Street
Ymca of Pittsburgh
Fleming
Slippery Rock State College
YMCA
Exxon Reduces Profits Amid Tax and Oil Cost Deductions
New York AP Exxon Corp the leading U.S. oil firm trimmed first quarter profits by about 400 million dollars to reflect potential taxes and future costs. Analysts say the deduction would lift reported earnings above a billion dollars and raise year over year gains to about 118 percent, not 39 percent. Exxon cites two factors a projected rise in Middle East crude costs and possible U.S. tax changes that could negate foreign tax credits. Independent analysts estimate the unspecified contingent liabilities at roughly 400 million, with potential added tax charges near 92 million if Congress acts.
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New York
Exxon Corp
Exxon
Peter Knutson
Wharton School of Finance
Philadelphia
Knutson
U.S. Congress
House
Ways and Means
Wall Street
Robert Albrecht
Reynolds Inc
Court probes appeal for PSP trooper
In Philadelphia the Pennsylvania Supreme Court took under advisement Lt. Angelo Carcaci appeal from a contempt jail term tied to his refusal to answer questions before state House panels. Carcaci, veteran of Punxsutawney barracks, faces possible confinement until November 30 or until he asserts his Fifth Amendment rights.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
State House of Representatives
Angelo Carcaci
Punxsutawney Barracks
House
Carcaci
Dauphin
Ow Enforcement Committee
Erie Golf Pro Faces Shooting Charge
Erie municipal golf pro Ted Grassi received a three day suspension from duties after a reported Saturday shooting incident. Mayor Louis Tullio announced the action and revocation of Grassi gun permit while noting the hearing on the assault charge will proceed.
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Erie — Downing Municipal
Ted Grassi
Louis Tullio
Grassi
Tullio
Americans Back On Roads Again After Embargo Lift
An Associated Press survey finds traffic nearing pre embargo levels nationwide as tolls rise and mass transit dips. Electricity conservation slips though not to normal growth levels. Gasoline lines disappear as fuel prices stay high and driving rebounds with Amtrak and airlines sustaining travel.
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Associated Press
Federal Energy
John C. Sawhill
Middle East
Florida Power & Light Co
Opinion Research Center
Chicago
Amtrak
American Automobile Association
Penn Central Receives Up To 18 Million Aid Package
The Department of Transportation will provide Penn Central Railroad up to 18 million dollars in the next month to keep the ailing carrier operating through May. This adds to 10.8 million already given this year, with potential additional summer support. Transportation Secretary Claude Brinegar said funds come from a special NE rail aid pool, and Penn Central must present an efficiency plan by May 15.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Penn Central Railroad
Department
Transportation
Claude Brinegar
Penn Central
Brinegar
Northeast
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Florence Sherlock
GO Tel Ala General Assembly
North Center St
Erie Golf Pro
Tue Journal Daily
Wss
Sor
Duster
Auto Club
Mustang
Il Four
Chrysler
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Corry, Pa
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