Vigorito Calls Complexity Key to U S Strength
Congressman Joseph Vigorito spoke to the Legislative Action Committee of the Chamber of Commerce noting crises persist from two years ago include energy unemployment farms welfare and crime. He said solutions include partial nuclear power and tackling waste disposal while debating Sunset Laws and revenue sharing. He faces Marc Lincoln Marks in a bid for re election as he defends his record on age and Agriculture Committee work.
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Bull Eaton
United States
Joseph Vigorito
Legislative Action Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Corry Motor Inn
Vigorito
Congress
Vigorita
Marc Lincoln Marks
Sharon
Marks
David Curtis
Leslie Dodd
Eiven
Yearly Oma Joann Customs and Table Auctions
A readable fragment notes yearly events involving Joann and a grouping of people at a venue selling items. Tables and four unknown participants are referenced in what appears to be a small community sale or gathering with shifting prices or bids.
Food Costs Rise in July as Inflation Stabilizes
Washington AP reports consumer prices advanced five tenths of 1 percent in July, driven by gasoline, medical care, and dairy. Gasoline rose 1.5 percent leaving unleaded at 62.3 cents a gallon. medical care jumped 1.1 percent, while overall inflation kept pace with prior months. Meat and poultry showed mixed movements, coffee and eggs rising while prices for other meats adjusted lower. Labor Department notes after tax earnings edged up slightly in real terms, with inflation-adjusted yearly gains around 0.3 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Abergaest Mera
Des Moines fair drops burlesque amid changing tastes
At the Iowa State Fair promoter Al Kunz canceled the Best of Burlesque and other girlie shows on the midway citing a permissive society and waning support. He noted 40 000 attendees with weekend crowds rising to 75 000 100 000 but said younger audiences withdraw and television exposure reduces demand. Corry phone dialing now requires seven digits, per G T C official.
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Des Moines
Iowa
al Kunz
Century 21
Kunz
Kinz
Wisconsin
Laundromat Next To Go Authority Says
The Corry Redevelopment Authority authorized acquisition of the former laundromat on West Main Street and the adjacent Corry Industrial Supply building. The meeting noted the eyesore status, with staff and board members including Ms. Virginia Nuzzo and David Johnson. A lighting contract change for the South Center Street housing project was approved, and bids will be sought for the reservoir project as the city repairs the reservoir with granite work by the authority.
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Corry Redevelopment Authority
West Main Street
Corry Industrial Supply
Virginia Nuzzo
David Johnson
Darwin Wolcott
Paul Roche Jr
Charles Rittenhouse
Donna Webster
South Center
Two Charged With Corrupting the Morals of a Minor
Two Corry men aged 19 Andrew B Johnson of 216 Northwest Street and Dale E McCray of 285 West Frederick Street were charged with transporting a minor girl across state lines into West Virginia for four days without parental consent. Police say the trio disappeared from Corry last Sunday and returned Wednesday. They were arraigned before District Justice Patsy Nichols and a hearing date will be set.
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Corry
Andrew B. Johnson
Northwesttreet
Dale E. McCray
West Frederick Street
Kenneth Nichols
West Virginia
Patsy Nichols
Ford and Dole Lead GOP Toward Unity at Convention
At the Kansas City convention Ford and Dole closed the gathering with a united front while pledging to debate Democrat Jimmy Carter. Carter urged a face to face series of debates to expose the programs of both campaigns. Reagan supporters voiced loyalty to Ford while many will still back other Republicans. The Associated Press survey showed 80 percent ready to work for Ford Dole though some would favor other GOP candidates.
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Kansas City
Gerald R. Ford
Robert Dole
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
Plains
Iam
Ronald Reagan
Nancy
Reagan
Associated Press
Umes
Nee Nees
Pot Plant Case Leads to Drug Charge in City Window
Police chargedCarl D Nielsen 19 and two others after seeing two marijuana plants in a Snyder Circle second story window. An informant tipped officers who obtained a warrant. Nielsen arraigned with a hearing date set later.
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Snyder Circle
Carl D. Nielsen
Kenneth Nichols
Patsy Nichols
Nielsen
DJ Nichols
Ford selects Dole as running mate and may debate Carter
In Kansas City Ford pledges a debate with Carter and outlines traditional GOP themes. Dole, his ideological ally, would attack Carter and the Democratic Congress as big spenders fueling inflation. Ford breaks with incumbents by offering a direct face to face debate, signaling a strategic shift. The move follows polls showing Ford trailing and aims to force clear issue contrasts with Carter.
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Kansas City
Robert Dole
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Dole
Carter
Democratic Congress
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Georgia
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Teenagers Hurt in Area Accidents Across Route 89 Route 8
Corry state police investigated several crashes causing $5,500 in damage. Teen drivers ages 15 to 17 were treated for injuries at Corry Memorial Hospital, with Jamies Fleckenberry 17, Michele Jackman 15, Tien Davis 17, and Douglas Van Dyke 17 involved. One driver admitted for head injuries. others released. Damages ranged from $800 to $5,300, and one vehicle left in trees after Route 6 crash near Corry.
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Corry
Jamies Fleckenberry
Wayne Street
Hockenberry
Don
Corry Mercrial Hospital
Michele Jackman
B.D
Simmons Road
Tien Davis
East Main Street
Columbus
Karlene Arnink
Lola
Linda Lou Pitt
West Church Street
Route 6
Pit
Douglas van Dyke
Oil City
Route 8
Titusville
VanDyke
Russell Yorwin
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Suarantees
Agricultural Committee
Corry Evening Journal
Joann
General Telephone Company
W.J. Schilling
Northern Division
Schilling
Ford. Dole Head Ticket
California
Betty Ford
Ron Reagan
Rollee Department
Gertrude A. Johnson
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