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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1973
Page
1
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Erie County commissioners and AFSCME leaders reached a ratified contract after tense picketing at Fairview Hospital. The agreement includes year one and two pay increases, shift differentials, two extra holidays, and county financed insurance up to budget limits. Police monitored demonstrations as operations near normalize ahead of ratification.
Beef is growing harder to buy at any price in Pennsylvania, dealers report with shortages expected to worsen. In the Philadelphia area, the beef processing industry has furloughed about 20 percent of its workforce, restaurants drop beef from menus, supermarket meat counters idle, and shelves thinning across the state.
An on site inspection of the West High street bridge over French Creek in Union City was canceled after the PennDOT supervisor could not attend. Repairs will begin Monday and aim to finish in a week, restoring limited use for passenger cars while a 3 ton limit remains. The reconstruction planned for next year will not be affected.
State Police investigate a theft at Jones Brothers Garage north of Titusville. A car in the rear lot, due for body repairs on June 7, had a four speed shifter and a tape player stolen, valued at 110 dollars. The garage owner Edward P. Lee reported the incident yesterday.
Water Department workers uncovered an early city metal water line buried near First United Methodist Church. Gary Donaldson and Marion Tripp assisted as crews estimated the line to be about 1890s era, nearly intact, to feed a new line along East Pleasant Street.
Erie councilman backs a referendum on the Union City dam recreation proposal as county officials and local landowners debate funding. Needing about 119000 annually for 40 years, the project faces farmer opposition over lost tillable land and mayor Louis J. Tullio supports moving toward public voting.
Congressman Robert F Drinan a Democrat from Massachusetts filed a resolution to impeach President Nixon over a secret air war in Cambodia. Democratic leaders greeted it coolly and no early action was planned. Drinan said he sought time for consideration and noted possible impeachable offenses tied to Watergate but said Cambodia prompted the move not Watergate.
Former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman acknowledged a 1971 memo in which he wrote great and good about violent Charlotte protests aimed at President Nixon and Billy Graham. He argued the phrasing showed no approval of violence and noted the memo reflected concerns raised by Sen Weicker. The witness also discussed the enemies list and FBI files, stating some names were targeted for political opposition and White House courtesies were misused.
A five-year-old Bear Lake boy, Michael Carter, was hurt when a scooter entered the road and was struck by a Warren driver. He was taken to Corry Memorial Hospital with cuts, bruises, and a shoulder bruise, and was scheduled to go home after an overnight observation.
A Delta DC9 crashed on approach to Logan International Airport, slicing through a seawall and disintegrating. Sixty-eight people died on the scene with 15 more fatalities confirmed, while one survivor and an array of officials and victims' names are noted. FAA cited low flight altitude. NTSB began investigations.
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