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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1977

Page

7

Cities Cut Road and Sewer Repairs Amid Jobless Rise

A congressional survey of 75 largest cities finds high unemployment areas cutting capital projects like roads and sewers to balance budgets. The shift delays maintenance, risks future costs, and prompts calls for federal investment aid to spur private funding and regional development.

Washington Congressional Joint Economic Committee Hubert Humphrey Dminn William Moorhead D-Pa Joint Economic Committee Humphrey Moorhead Brookings Institution

Local Exchange Sees 17 000 Renewal Boost in Harris Area

An unclear report notes a renewal figure around 17 000 in Harris area. It mentions price references like 9 1 for 100 and exam related terms, but the text is fragmented. The exact entities and context are not fully readable.

Tale Ine Harris

Bids for Project the Second Pennsylvania Read

Bids were opened for the second phase of a Pennsylvania project as officials invited contractors to submit proposals. The process aims to advance construction, with the winning bidder responsible for completing key milestones within set timelines and budget constraints.

Corry Grice Director Draws 2022 Bond Funded Salaries

Partial OCR reads Corry Grice Director notes 11 15 22 about bonds and funded salaries. Authority discussion mentions disbursements and total allotment to salaries. Details are unclear but reference toCorry Grice and board actions on bond funds appear central.

Crawford County Sheriff Defends Jail as Not Deplorable

Crawford County Sheriff Howard N. Stewart denied inmates live in deplorable conditions in a federal suit filed by Richard E. Frost and two other former prisoners. He argued overcrowding unsanitary conditions and lack of medical care claims are unfounded and said mail is opened only for contraband and inmates receive medical attention.

Meadville Crawford County Howard N. Stewart Stewart Robert S. Bailey Erie Richard E. Frost Frost

Stallone outselling Farrah Fawcett by five to one

Readers in Pennsylvania note Sylvester Stallone eclipses Farrah Fawcett Majors as a pinup, with Stallone posters dominating in popularity while Farrah remains emblematic of the era. The piece also recalls Stallone’s fan frenzy during filming in Dubuque and mentions security measures outside his hotel. It adds updates on public figures including Janis Somerville becoming University of Pennsylvania secretary and Dr. Luther Terry’s tobacco stance.

Sylvester Stallone L. M. Boyd Stallone University of Pennsylvania Janis Irene Somerville Benjamin Franklin Muncy Somerville Princeton N.J Duke University Luther Terry U.S Dr. Terry Philadelphia Terry Surgeon General Food and Drug Administration

Acid Fells Firemen In Area Plant

An acid spill at Saeger Carbide Company in Saegertown Borough near Meadville injured one fireman and prompted hospital treatment for several others. A 50 gallon titanium tetrachloride drum leak released fumes, prompting evacuation and a cleanup effort with environmental officials. No residents were evacuated and no illnesses reported among workers. creek water was not contaminated. The incident occurred around 2 p.m. yesterday as authorities investigated chlorine gas formation from mixing water with the chemical.

Meadville Saegertown Saeger Carbide Company

Energy Plan Could Cost $60 Billion

Energy plan critics warn it could raise consumer costs by about 60 billion dollars, based on Edison Electric Institute estimates of coal equipment, taxes, and metering. House and Senate hearings weigh price impacts while aiming to cut oil and gas use and interconnectivity. The plan also proposes uniform pricing, peak-demand charges, and meters to track usage, with incentives to improve insulation.

Washington Congress Senate Finance Committee Edison Electric Institute Senate

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