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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1977
Page
3
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Ottawa faces widespread groundings as CATCA strikes press for a 12.6 percent pay rise, forcing Air Canada and CP Air to cancel most flights. Government-to-meet Tuesday to potentially order controllers back to work while skies reroute flights through U S airports.
A Millcreek police car in a high speed chase struck a 21 year old Buffalo woman in October 1976, killing her instantly near her home. The incident marked the third fatal Millcreek police car crash in 19 months and involved Patrolman Glenn Czapski. Witnesses described screeches and long skid marks as the late model Chevrolet vehicle fled the scene. Local authorities prepared an autopsy and reported the driver was shaken and taken to the barracks.
In Memphis a group named People United to Save Humanity kicks off a national petition for U.S. UN ambassador Andrew Young. Rev. Jesse L. Jackson says aim is 200000 signatures by September 10 to counter conservatives led by New Hampshire Governor Meldrim Thomson Jr who accused Young of communist links.
About 700 of Erie County welfare recipients with checks due today may pick up food stamps at the area office under a reimbursement plan. The amount of stamps will be deducted from checks once the state reopens the program after a budget settlement. The welfare office remains open for applications, though processing is paused until the budget issue ends. Secretary Frank S Beal says contingency plans aim to lessen suffering from the timing gap for Pennsylvania’s poorest residents.
Eight Erie residents lost their CETA jobs after an investigation found incorrect income information on applications. Five more were improperly certified by the Bureau of Employment Security, due to staff substitution. The probe, covering a $350,000 summer program, sparks potential local and federal changes and upcoming hearings by the House Education and Labor Committee.
Johnstown residents and businesses rally around recovery as flood damage tests community resilience. Bethlehem Steel faces humanitarian and political choices over $35 million in flood costs and pollution controls, weighing furloughs against environmental standards. Bethlehem negotiates an $88 million pollution-cost reduction plan, with long term plant prospects uncertain and an 11,500 workforce adjusted to meet the new constraints.
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