UF Accepts Restitution In Embezzlement Case
United Fund board members in a special session approved restitution from Robert Wharton for two checks written to his own firm while treasurer. Total $6,525 plus 6 percent interest and audit costs bring recoverable amount to $7,541. Wharton, jailed on a misdemeanor tied to school district embezzlement, faces probation on a felony charge.
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United Fund Board of Directors
Robert &. Wharton
Robert Robert
Meadville
Wharton
Wharton Business Service
Kern Sanford
Hesh
Corry
Robert
Erie County
Farm Harvests Down Higher Prices Ahead
Americans can expect higher supermarket prices next year due to smaller harvests this Fall. The Agriculture Department says corn harvests will be lower than since 1970, signaling upward pressure on food prices in 1975. Officials cite potential price increases tied to wage rates in food processing and packaging.
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Agriculture Department
Richard Lyng
American Meat Institute
Dawson Ahalt
Department of Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
New Orleans
Butz
Nixon Tapes and Papers Worth Weight in Gold
Nixon remains a valuable asset as his tapes and presidential papers are deemed personal property. Government officials say White House materials from his years may be sent to him, with appraisals not yet complete. A 1969 estimate valued some items at 250 dollars each, while overall holdings include tapes films and letters from dignitaries.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Tem
White House
General Services Administration
National Archives
Special Watergate Prosecution Force
Ralph G. Newman
Chicago
Newman
Corry District Names New Elementary School Head
The Corry Area School District Board of Education announced the hiring of Thomas D. Davis 31 of the Shaler School District as elementary supervisor. Davis holds a master's degree with further credits and is certificated as an elementary principal. He will relocate to Corry and has taught graduate math courses and engaged in open classroom programs. He is married with two children.
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Corry Area
Ann Baressi
Thomas D. Davis
Shaler
Pittsburgh
Davis
Corry
Charles W. Krepps Jr
Corry Area Education Association
CAEA
Board of Education
Teachers’ Association
Cafeteria Meals Jump By 5 Cents In District
Corry Area School District faces rising costs as the Board of Education, led by Superintendent Charles W. Krepps Jr., approves new cafeteria meal prices. Type A lunches up five cents. elementary meals 45 cents with 40-cent tickets. secondary meals 50 cents with 45-cent tickets. adults 75 cents per meal.
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Corry Area
Board of Education
Charles W. Krepps Jr
Ford urges bipartisan plan to curb inflation in address
President Ford pressed Congress for rapid action to fight inflation, proposing an early economic summit and renewed wage and price monitoring authority. He urged bipartisan support, vowed a balanced federal budget, and called for swift action within 10 days while stressing no illegal tapping or eavesdropping by his administration.
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Ford
Congress
Washington
Ward
Congressional
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Fords
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
David
Wirst
San Clemente
Calif
Congress Pres Ford Faces Rough Past Mix in Presidency
WASHINGTON AP A man of Congress President Ford vows communication conciliation compromise in dealing with former colleagues. It will be a mixed marriage a Republican president and a Democrat dominated Congress likely to grow after November elections. Ford notes respect for Congress prerogatives and says he will not intrude. He cites coequal role in the constitutional process and hopes for firm support on foreign policy.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Senate
House
Ford Emphasizes Need For Defense and Continuity In Policy
President Ford emphasizes a strong defense as the surest path to peace while pursuing detente with the Soviet Union. He outlines eight foreign policy guideposts, vows continuity with Nixon-era relations, and faces early duties on arms talks, while local education talks move toward a new school discipline code with CAEA.
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Washington
Ford
Soviet Union
Congress
Nixon
Moscow
United States
Pentagon
State Department
Geneva
Japan
Air
Slick Route 6 Warns Of Slippery Conditions
State police at the Corry barracks report two separate one car crashes on Route 6 about three miles west of Union City after yesterday afternoon rain. Thomas J. Blair 19 of Union City suffered facial and head cuts and was hospitalized after losing control in a 1973 model car that rolled over twice causing about 2000 in damage. Dennis McClelland 20 of Centerville was treated and released from Union City Hospital after his car rolled over in the same area causing about 2000 in damage.
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Union City
Corry Barracks
Thomas J. Blair
West Church Street
Union City Hospital
Blair
Centerville
Dennis McClelland
R.D. 2
$65 Stolen From Area Auto Store
Burglars stole two tires and a snowmobile suit from Anthony's Auto Parts, located 1.5 miles east of Titusville. State police at Corry reported the theft occurred between noon Sunday and noon yesterday after breaking a window and unlocking a door. Value of the items was $65. Owner is Lloyd Anthony of Pleasantville.
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Anthony
Titusville
Corry Barracks
Lloyd Anthony
Pleasantville
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Middle East
Mord
Marvin Caldwell
Littleton
Ill
Springfield
Caldwell
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