Time capsule buries July editions in Erie County bicentennial tribute
Three Corry Evening Journal editions will be sealed in a seven foot capsule to be buried at the Old Customs House in Erie on Tuesday and opened in 2076. The project is part of a regional bicentennial effort led by the Erie County Funeral Directors Association with Bracken Funeral Home handling delivery. The capsule will preserve copies including a July edition reproducing the Declaration of Independence. Time capsule expert Jim Kusterer Jr. of Time Capsules Inc. notes rising interest in such burial projects worldwide and describes varying capsule sizes and preservation methods.
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Senate turns down abortion funds ban in federal aid bill
The Senate again rejects a House amendment to block federal funds from abortions as part of a larger Labor HEW appropriation. House supporters say bans would affect lowincome women relying on Medicaid while opponents warn of unequal access and potential veto. Senators cite morality, cost, and possible Supreme Court challenges.
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Michigan Fire Ravages 19000 Acres In Seney Refuge
The U S Forest Service favors letting naturally started fires burn. Michigan plans to bill the federal government 100000 for fire fighting costs and seeks damages for 7000 acres burning near a federal wildlife preserve. Drought gripped the Upper Peninsula, weather without rain continued hot. Over 700 federal and state firefighters battled through bogs as Gov Milliken declared a state of emergency and National Guard could be called. The Seney refuge hosts Canada geese and rare birds. smoke drifted to Milwaukee and beyond.
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Idaho
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Corry Vo-Tech to Benefit From $200,000 Public Works Funds
Erie County officials assemble a list of nine eligible projects under the Public Works Employment Act of 1976. One item allocates about $200,000 to the Corry Area School District’s vocational technical facility on Route 6, aimed to help finish the current project rather than establish a separate skill center.
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Elgin Laboratories
Route 6
Public Works Act
Lyman Cohen
Public Works Project
Corry
Subpoena vs Schorr Tests Press Shield in House Ethics
The House ethics committee voted to subpoena CBS reporter Daniel Schorr to reveal his source for a secret intelligence report, with potential contempt measures. Schorr refused, citing First Amendment protections, risking a court fight over reporters' privilege and news-source confidentiality.
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D-Ga
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Ethics
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Sheldon Zalaznick
New York Magazine
Felker
Los Angeles
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Supreme Court
Registration Mail Forms At C of C Now
The Corry Chamber announces its office now offers mail registration forms expanding to four sites along with District Justice Patsy Nichols Municipal Building and Corry Post Office. The effort aims to boost voter participation across Erie County as registration proceeds.
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Daniel McEldowney
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Erie County
Carry Man Charged With Drunk Driving
Charles Huffman age 47 of 612 West Pleasant Street faces charges of driving while under the influence after a July 25 crash on Route 77 three miles west of Spring Creek. His station wagon carried 14 people including his wife Bonita and 12 children from Corry families. Huffman was arraigned in Corry and released on his own recognizance. a preliminary hearing is set for August List at 11 a.m. before District Magistrate G K Lodge in Tidioute Warren County.
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Spring Creek
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Tidioute
Warren County
Corry Men Hurt In Accident Near King's Corners
Two Corry men were treated at Corry Memorial Hospital after a one car crash in Clymer Township New York. Driver David Sample, 19, suffered wrist lacerations and abrasions and was released. Passenger Richard Owens Jr., 21, sustained forehead and left hand abrasions and was released. Sample said a car turned into his lane causing him to lose control on gravel. The car crossed the road struck a sign post and rolled into a ditch, with extensive damage reported by sheriff officials.
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Mead Avenue
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East South Street
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