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18 Aug 1977
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1977
Page
1
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayan
Mata Errier Ind
Columbus Trims Loan for Road Maintenance Vote
Columbus Township moved to borrow 40000 for road maintenance rather than an initial 52000 plan. Supervisor Lawrence Miller urged restraint, preferring a 40000 loan and sacrificing a $10000 truck purchase to avoid tax increases. After hassling, supervisors Brundage Messenger unanimously cut the loan by 12000 and approved the 40000 loan to fund yearly road work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jordan Christensen
John Brundage
Thomas Messenger
Lawrence Miller
Eaton
Miller
Funding Offer Too Slow for Housing Aid Plan
HUD offered Corry Housing Authority a program to buy existing local housing for conversion to subsidized units for the poor and elderly. Deadline September 1 forces rapid steps including authority vote, site searches, HUD inspections, and City Council approval, with concerns over funding amounts and feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Martin
Department of Housing’ and Urban Development
HUD
Virginia Grice
Local Housing Authority
Grice
Corry Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Women Die In Front Of Presley Estate Funeral Plans Altered
MEMPHIS Tenn AP hundreds gathered outside Graceland watched as a speeding drunken driver struck and killed two women and injured a third near Elvis Presley Boulevard grave details followed as fans faced a private funeral for the singer sheriff estimates of mourners ranged into the tens of thousands with Rex Humbard expected to officiate the service near the mansion and cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mempeis
Tenn
Elvis Presley
Graceland Mansion
Ual
Dick Grob
Presley
Singer
Vernon Presley
Gene Barksdale
Humbard
Memphis
Corry Area Division praises honest Jim Wilson road plan
Corry area residents praise James B. Wilson secretary of transportation for a new overtime road maintenance program. The plan targets Plank Road with 12 hour daily crews to repair potholes and improve conditions. Local officials anticipate better service and funding to fix deteriorating roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sq Bil Eaton
Diogenes
James B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Corry
RL Hurd Dwyer
Chee
Fred DePasquale
Iit Ford
Jim
Boy Hurt In Farm Accident At Pittsfield
A Pittsfield area boy is in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a farm accident yesterday. Charles Cross, 1, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cross of R D 2 Pittsfield, suffered severe lacerations to his leg knee and foot when he fell from a farm tractor into a bush hog attached to the tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Corry Memorial Hospital
Charles
Charles Cross
R.D
Still Without Budget Prison Guards Strike
JARRISBURG AP Guards at Camp Hill State Prison walk off as budget deadlock leaves state workers unpaid. Pennsylvania Social Services Union says strike will start Monday if budget not resolved. Replacements by state police. Union cites contract no-strike clause void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarrisburg
Camp Hill
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Social Services Union
PSSU
Commonwealth
David Echnor
Gunman frees 63 hostages then surrenders at retreat
A lone gunman hijacked a city bus and held 63 captives at a Baha i Faith retreat near Santa Cruz before releasing most, negotiating with hostages to stop threats and surrender. Thomas Wilson, 26, of Bakersfield, was booked for kidnapping auto theft and abduction and was taken to a psychiatric ward for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Calif
Thomas Wilson
Bakersfield
Santa Cruz County
Marvin Gangloff
Gangloff
Wilson
Jack Kembro
Mariposa County
Delos Brandon
San Luis Obispo Men's Colony
Corry Troopers Borrow From Banks Over Unpaid Pay
State police at the Corry substation face payless periods as the budget stalemate delays salaries. Sgt Edward Pass notes troopers rely on loans at six percent or higher to cover taxes mortgages school clothing and other obligations while PennDOT workers continue receiving pay. State funds for police come from motor fuel revenues shared with PennDOT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Substation
General Assembly
Corry
Edward Pass
State Police Funded From Motor License Budget Allocation
A state police spokesman said roughly $38 million has been allocated to the state police from the motor license fund, covering about 70 percent of the department. Dennis Hilton of PennDOT noted payroll delays as the motor license budget had not been in place at fiscal year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndergast
Prendergast
Capitol
Ulysses Shelton
D-Phila
House
K. Laroy Irvis
The
William DeWesse
Dayette
Ancuse
Dennis Hilton
Penndot
Franklin
Hilton
Charred mower ignites at Hare Creek mobile court
A late model lawn tractor owned by the Bounds family at Hare Creek Mobile Home Court burst into flames last evening. Firefighters prevented explosion and spread toward nearby units as a battery short may have sparked the blaze. tractor replacement is about 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bounds
Hare Creek
DA Rejects UC Man's Terror Claim in Erie Case
Erie DA rejected charges of terroristic threats against Plasters and Cement Finishers Union officer Mario DeFranco and his brother Norman DeFranco after a confrontation over union dues. Elbert Neal, the union member, plans an appeal to President Judge Edward Carney. McGeorge said the DA offered little reason beyond an informal note that more facts were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Vansurier Attornney
Plasters and Cement Finishers Union
Erie
Gus ‘McGeorge
McGeorge
Elbert Neal
Edward Carney
Neal
Norman DeFranco
Mario DeFranco
Plasters Union
Carney
DeFranco’s
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Mrs. Grice
Good News Department
Corry Area
Senate
James Prendergast
Northampton
Ken Allen
Allen
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Martin
UC Man
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