Birch Bayh Considers Presidential Run Amid Democratic Splits
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh told reporters in Harrisburg he wants the presidency but may bow out if the Democratic Party remains divided. He said he could raise $3 million to mount a viable primary and hoped to gain $5,000 from Pennsylvania donors as a fund-raiser, while noting he would not rush a decision until fall.
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Harrisburg
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Bayh
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Shapp
Grand Jury May Break County Record in Erie County
Erie County prosecutors anticipate a record grand jury session opening August 18 with hundreds of indictments. Assistant District Attorney Michael Weshecco projects over 500 cases, a possible county record, driven by increased recent busts while awaiting a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on grand jury abolition.
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Erle
Erie County
Michael Yeshecco
Seudhs
Hon Veshecco
Elle County
Wesheeco
Commonwealth
U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Youth Drowns In Chautauqua Lake
A 15 year old Buffalo youth drowned in Lake Chautauqua after falling from a fishing boat. Theodore F. Lask, identified by the Chautauqua County Sheriff, is ruled accidental drowning by Coroner Thomas Costanzo. It was the county's tenth drowning of 1975. Lask and companion Randall Snyder, also 15, were fishing when the small power boat developed mechanical problems at about 10 10 a.m.
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Mayville
N.Y
Buffalo
Lake Chautaqua
Chautauqua County
Lask
Retired Corry teachers honored at CARSEA picnic
Corry Area School District retirees were celebrated at a Cherry Grove Pavilion Mead Park picnic hosted by CARSEA. Fifty members attended as the group voted to donate 50 to the Scholarship Fund and announced a CARSEA history book nearing completion. A bake sale was planned in front of Sears and the next meeting set for October at Stanley Anderson’s home on Chautauqua Lake.
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Florence Colegrove
Phillip Segal
Corry
Corry Area
Teachers’ Association
Lena Ayers
Helen Rowe
Carsea
Sears
Stanley Anderson
Chautauqua Lake
Boat capsizes after wave. two men struggle in lake near Mayville
Authorities report a wave struck the vessel, throwing Lask into the water. Snyder dove to rescue him but failed and called for aid. The body was recovered shortly after 3:30 p.m. near the lake's north shore by Mayville.
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Lask
Snyder
Mayville
New Auction Barn Opens Tomorrow Near Union City
The C B Stockton Livestock Auction opens on Route 6 east of Union City at noon with merchandise first, livestock sale at 1 p.m. Capacity is about 250 head. Fifty dairy cows have been consigned for the first sale. The barn will sell beef cattle, hogs, sheep and calves along with a new restaurant, restrooms, and a check-in check-out office. Five loading chutes and one trailer drive enable easy access.
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C B. Stockton
Union City
50 Percent Electric Utilities Capacity Increase Planned
Harrisburg AP report states Walter Creitz president of the Pennsylvania Electric Association says 16 member utilities will raise generating capacity by 50 percent by 1985. They will invest $15 billion over 10 years to build 18 new plants, eight nuclear seven coal and three oil fired, to meet rising demand.
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Harrisburg
Walter Creitz
Pennsylvania Electric Association
Creitz
Public flood-hazard study seeks input at upcoming meeting
The notice invites all interested persons to attend a forthcoming public meeting to present relevant facts and technical data on local flood hazards to the Chief Executive Officer for forwarding to Federal Insurance Administration representatives.
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Federal Insurance Administration
Public Auction for Estate of Dorothy Morton near Corry Pa
Auction on Friday at 5 o clock on Picidilli Hill Road near Spring Creek to settle Dorothy Morton estate. Items include Westinghouse dryer Universal range Sanyo washer dining suite antique pieces and more. Terms cash. Auctioneers Delmas Chesley and Sons North East with contact numbers 725-1303 or 725-1266.
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Corry
Picidilli Hill
Spring Creek
Dorothy Morton
Westinghouse
Sanyo
Electrolux
Magnus
Steward
R.M
Tom Morton
Delmas Chesley and Sons
North East
Sealed bids invited for Corry paving and curbing work
The City of Corry invites sealed proposals until 8 00 p m EDT August 18 1975 for paving and curb work on various streets Plan specs and contract forms available at the City Engineer s Office Minimum wage and labor standards apply under Davis Bacon Act Bid deposits equal to 10 of bid payable to the City Treasurer Proposals must use city forms and be labeled Paying and Curbing Bid Proposal The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids Edith G Kerstetter City Clerk 3B
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City of
Corry
Erie County
Secretary of Labor
City of Corry
City Engineer's Office
Municipal Building
Edith G. Kerstetter
Street Resurfacing Contract Details With Materials
The project specifies resurfacing with 10-2A Binder Course and FJ-1A Wearing Course. Wearing Course options include aggregate SRL H G M blends of Hand L or G and L. Estimated material quantities are D-24 200 tons and FJ-1A course 355 tons.
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Blue Denim Jr. Jeans
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Michael Baker, Jr., Inc
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