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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
1
A fragmentary report notes a charged incident involving an individual named Weston on a Sunday. Details are unclear due to garbled text. No full identities or actions can be confirmed from the readable portion.
A partial OCR fragment shows Munich facing industrial disruption as land sale plans spark a dispute with city officials. The note mentions a Tuesday event and potential regulatory actions affecting aviation and logistics, with references to funding and property transactions.
Corry Area teachers will vote tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Venture Inn on the final contract offer presented by school district officials. The two sides failed to negotiate after a recent meeting, and the vote could affect the planned September 3 opening. Superintendent Krepps calls the proposal a very fair two year package with a substantial financial offer, though he would not release specifics.
The National Bank of Corry gains formal approval from the U S Office of the Controller of Currency to build an East Main Street office at the corner of East Street. President H M Keppel says construction will start after zoning board review and demolition of a corner house, with drive‑in facilities and parking planned for a winter opening in a growing area.
PennDOT officials assessing roads in Corry area noted Route 6 east of Wayne Street as a major traffic hazard. The Journal highlighted the stretch as dangerous with vehicles veering left, risking head on crashes. Kennerknecht pledged to raise the issue at a district meeting and push for action tomorrow. PennDOT teams on Route 426 between Pennsylvania Avenue and the Warren County line are patching potholes, while Warren County crews did a full overlay. The hazards are expected to be eliminated.
AP reports a tentative settlement in the San Francisco police and fire pay dispute after lengthy talks mediated by Mayor Joseph Alioto. Supervisors, who opposed the plan, are expected to accept after a night’s sleep. Details were not disclosed. About 90% of detectives and many firemen were on strike, with emergency crews replying to protect the city. Also, Transport Workers Union members agreed to a 6.5 percent raise to avert a bus strike threatening 500,000 daily riders.
Israeli securitys tight at Ben-Gurion Airport for Henry Kissingers arrival to press a new Israel Egypt Sinai accord amid demonstrations and threats of assassination. Police detain an American linked to the Jewish Defense League on suspicion of planning to kill Kissinger as border fighting and guerrilla raids intensify.
Inflation rose 1.2 percent in July led by food up 1.9 percent, gasoline 4.5 percent, and used cars near 4 percent. The CPI stood at 162.9, 9.7 percent higher than a year ago, with real earnings down. Officials say the spike is temporary as gradual growth resumes.
A 15 year old youth staying at KD 4 Union City home of Guy Milliron was hospitalized at Hamot Medical Center in Erie for mental evaluation after a shooting incident. Police say the teen fired at ground near Union City man before being disarmed and taken to Kirie hospital.
Commerce Department chief economist James L. Pate says a price spiral is unlikely despite a few months of high figures. He notes inflation around 6 percent overall, with a 9.6 percent June surge in consumer prices and a wholesale price uptick, while calendar hints point to autumn as warm days persist. Local photo shows a sunlit stream along Crosscut road.
Pennsylvania doctors propose replacing criminal charges with civil penalties up to 100 dollars for possession and urge continued discouragement of marijuana use. The 11 member board approved the 600 word position and it moves to the 240 member House of Delegates in October.
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