Firestone Lets Contract For Corry Polyurethane Plant
Firestone announces a 1.826 million dollar plant project in Corry with construction by Joseph Buckheit and Sons of Youngstown and building by Inland Steel. The plant will sit on a 36 acre plot, transfer work from Corry Foam Products, and push payroll high as employment rises to about 1,500 over three years. Financing includes CAIDC loan, PIDA loan, and Firestone funds. The plan aims to bolster regional industry and jobs.
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Firestone Tire and Rubner Company
Akron
Corry
Joseph Buckheit and Sons, Co. 1
Youngstown
Ohio
Corry Tommorrow
Firestone
Inland Steel Company
Shady Avenue
Corry Area
West Main Street
Aero-Flow Dynamics
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Corry Area Industrial Development Corp
CAIDC
PIDA
Police Chief Suspended In Harrisburg Traffic Ticket Scandal
Harrisburg Police Chief C. Preston Price was suspended indefinitely after a traffic ticket scandal surfaced from an audit. Acting Chief George Brink will lead while Price remains sidelined. The audit reported about 20,000 unaccounted tickets in 1987 and 821 unsettled tickets last March. Price, a 27 year veteran appointed in 1963, has not commented.
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Albert Straub
Price
Dauphin County Dist. Atty
LeRoy Zimmerman
Straub
George Brink
Main Lafrentz & Co
Traffic Bureau
South Viet Nam Peace Team Arrives for Paris Talks
South Vietnamese officials report that the entire peace conference delegation, including Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky, will arrive in Paris Sunday. Ky will direct Saigon's case at the conference, meeting with U S leaders to plan formal talks with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong.
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Paris
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Orly
Pham Dang Taian
Lam
Saigon
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Vance
Col
Ha van Lau
Sam Sheppard divorce sparks fear for safety
In Cleveland Ohio AP report Ariane Sheppard 39 filed for divorce from Dr Samuel H Sheppard 44 amid fear for her safety claiming she needed legal protection. She described tears and a desperate state after fleeing their Bay Village home November 24 and said police help might have prevented the outcome. Sheppard previously imprisoned for murder of his first wife Marilyn and later released after trials.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ariane Sheppard
Bay Village
Sheppard
Auto Makers Shortchange Dealers on Warranty Repairs
Washington AP A spokesman for auto dealers says big car makers underpay for warranty repair work and dealers must offset losses with other revenue. Warren J. McEleney of the National Automobile Association testifies before a Senate antitrust subcommittee that the 1962 extended warranty drives losses. He notes dealers in Clinton Iowa face reduced reimbursements and limited profit margins. Other testimony from William W. Winpisinger supports concerns that factory pricing harms mechanics and violates labor policies and antitrust aims.
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Washington
Warren J. McEleney
National Automobile Association
McEleney
Clinton
Iowa
William W. Winpisinger
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Winpisinger
Pilot Killed As Snow Squall Whips Plane At Sugar Grove
A Russell Pa. pilot, Donald Van Ormond, 85, was killed when a light plane taking off near the New York state line ran into high winds and struck Niagara Mohawk power lines before crashing onto a pasture landing strip on Theodore Wilson’s property. The crash occurred during a snow squall just after 8 am. Rescue crews worked at the scene as the sheriff’s office and FAA prepared to take over the investigation. Van Ormond, an Air Force veteran and longtime local flyer, had flown into Lawrence Airport frequently and left behind a family that had already endured a similar tragedy two years earlier with another son’s hunting accident.
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Russell
Busti
Donald van Ormond
Big Tree
Sugar Grove Road
New York State Line
Busti Fire Department
Chautauqua County Sheriff Office
Federal Aviation Agency
van Ormond
Theodore Wilson
Niagara-Mohawk Power Co
Wines
Wilson
Tvo
Carl
Armed Services
Too Big Scattered Stock Market Leak Stirs ICC Probe
Washington AP reports government experts doubt a market wide bonds leak can be proven linking a sudden rise in New Haven Railroad bonds to a secret ruling. The Interstate Commerce Commission investigates if inside information caused the jump, while another watchdog agency notes the complexity of the market.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Commission
New Haven
ICC
Penn Central
Paul J. Tierney
Securities and Exchange Commission
Sifence
SEC
Flu Absenteeism Misread As Buck Deer Season
Corry area reports show absenteeism in plants and schools largely from flu plus deer hunting trips. In Corry Memorial Hospital, officials note visiting hours and rapid temperature shifts influence flu incidence amid a blizzard, with local schools maintaining attendance.
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Philadelphia
Corry
Deer Woods
Corry Area High School
Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Richard Mountain
Open Hearings Into Fatal Mine Blast
FAIRMONT West Virginia AP The state Department of Mines will hold a two day preliminary hearing on the Mannington mine disaster that killed 78 men Witnesses will include Mines Department personnel the federal Bureau of Mines and 21 survivors The Mountaineer Coal Co No 9 mine exploded November 20 trapping 78 men deep in tunnels and igniting several blasts
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Fairmont
W.va
State Department of Mines
Mannington
State Mines Department
Federal Bureau of Mines
Mountaineer Coal Co. No. 9
Jaycees On The Move In Corry Plans For Christmas Season
The Corry Jaycees discuss Christmas plans at a recent meeting held at Perry's lum. Co chairmen William Sample and Charles Bonavita outline events including a Christmas fighting contest on December 18th and 19th and a Yale programs community sing out with Up With People at the city park on December 24th at 3 30 p m. Dennis Frushone leads the Christmas shopping tour for deserving youngsters on December 18th from 5 to 9 p.m. Bonavita promises full program details soon.
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Corry Jaycees
Perry's Lum
William Sample
Charles Bonavita
Yale
Dennis Frushone
Rome Hit By 24 Hour General Strike
Rome faced a 24 hour general strike as Premier-designate Rumor resumed talks to form a new Italian government. Violent demonstrations by workers and students followed two days of unrest over wages reforms and education. Police killings of two Sicilian farm hands fueled the protests.
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Rome
Mariano Rumor
Stock Exchange
Milan
Italy
Naples
Gestapo
Giovanni Leone
Communist Party
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