Erie County eyes 200000 for Corry skill center plan
Erie County officials consider using federal public works funds to back a Corry skill center. County commissioners and educators clash over whether the money belongs to Corry or county projects. Proposals, including courthouse renovations and a $300,000 fieldhouse upgrade, aim for October or November target dates with a first come, first served grant process.
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Corry
Erie
Crawford
Warren
Erie County
Journal
Corry Area
State Economic Development Administration
EDA
State Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Pennsylvania
David Jackowski
Jackowski
Lyman Cohen
Christopher Capotis
Max Gill
City of
Capotis
John Horan
William O. Hill
Hill
State Bureau of Prison
Two Women Not Confirmed Legionnaires Disease Case
Harrisburg AP reports two women readmitted to a hospital in New York and Pennsylvania did not meet federal criteria for legionnaires disease. Officials say neither has pneumonia or fever of 102 degrees and neither is on the victim list. The case tied to the Bellevue-Stratford hotel mystery remains unresolved while Gov. Shapp promotes Philadelphia’s safety during the bicentennial.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Health Department
Bats
Robert Costello
Costello
Elizabeth Bowman
Waverly
N.Y
Helene Stranger
Sayre
Bellevue
Spiro’& Associates
Grande Hotel
Spiro & Associates
Milton J. Shapp
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Bill Chadwick
Probe Faults Ford Congress Over Anti-Busing Steps
The U S Civil Rights Commission in a 315 page report condemns President Ford and lawmakers for trying to curb court power in desegregation. It warns such efforts threaten minority students rights and hinder desegregation. The panel faults moves like the School Desegregation Standards and Assistance Act and urges preserving court remedies. Arthur S Flemming leads the commission, with a history in Eisenhower administration and prior civil rights critiques of Nixon policies.
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Washington
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Ford
Congress
Executive
Commission
We Commission
Arthur S. Flemming
Eisenhower
Fleming
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Nixon
Flemming
Cite Sparta Man In Liquor Case
A Spartansburg man, John A. Byler, 22, was cited by Corry state police for furnishing intoxicating beverages to minors. He was arrested at 9 15 Sunday afternoon in Spartansburg. Three juveniles in his company also received citations in the incident.
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Spartansburg
Corry
John A. Byler
A.D. 2
Byler
Flying sculpture a barrel of foam tries flight
Franconia New Hampshire AP headline notes Pastor Martelino aims to lift a 12 foot wide six foot high 10 pound abstract sculpture from Portsmouth using three balloons. He plans for it to reach Cape Cod Massachusetts if FAA permits. The FAA warned the craft could be shot down and added tracking strips that proved ineffective.
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Franconia
N.H
Pastor Martelino
Federal Aviation Administration
Portsmouth
Algntic
Cape Cod
Martelino
FAA
North and South Korea Agree to Armistice Meeting
North Korea agreed to a Joint Korean Military Armistice Commission meeting set for Wednesday to discuss safety for Americans in the demilitarized zone. The U S demanded the meeting after two American officers were killed. tensions rose as U S forces remained on alert with carriers and warships offshore.
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Seoul
South Ores
North Korea
Joint Korean Military Armistice Commission
State Department
Robert Funseth
United States
Midway
Korea
South Korea
Okinawa
Kim Il-sung
Parmianjém
Funseth
Truck Wheel Crashes Into Area House
A wheel from a Dowell Co. truck detached near Corry two miles north on a rural road around midnight and rolled into the Anthony Slava home at R D 4. Richard L. Thomas of 87 East Irving street drove the truck. no injuries were reported. Damages totaled about 1100 dollars to the house and vehicle. Corry state police investigated.
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Anthony Slava
R.D
Corry
Slava
Richard L.thomas
East Irving Street
Dowell Co
Wayne ‘Township
Cheating Cadets Out For 1 Year
Army Secretary Hoffmann intervened in the West Point cheating scandal deeming it extraordinary. Convicted cadets avoid expulsion, receive one year leave with potential readmission, and a 10 day self surrender grace period is announced. A seven member panel will review root causes, chaired by Frank Borman, West Point graduate.
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Washington
Army
Martin Hoffmann
West Point
Hoffmann
Pentagon
Hoffman
Senate
Associated Press
Michael Ivy
Frank Borman
Air Force
Eastern Air Lines
Borman
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Milton Shapp
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
American Legion
Tioga General Hospital
Helena Stranger
Harold L. Still
Sparta
St. Leonard's Geriatric Hospital
Ringwood
England
N. Korea
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