State police raids miss major pools suppliers in Corry
Corry police protest PSP undercover raids that netted seven locals for pool selling and bookmaking while two major suppliers escaped. Local Chief Kenneth Nichols cites bypassed procedures, notes a trooper identification issue, and recalls a year-old complaint about similar incidents.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Kenneth Nichols
James D. Barger
Nichols
Erie
PSP
West Main Street
Fred Corbett
Barger
Journal
Area Dairymen Join Squabble With Co op For First Time
Corry area dairymen meet New York State dairy farmers in Findley Lake to oppose a Dairyme a Cooperative Inc. assessment aimed at covering an $18.6 million deficit. The group seeks to block or limit assessments up to 10 000 per producer while court actions and meetings in Syracuse and Jamestown unfold over a statewide anti assessment push.
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Corry
Findley Lake
New York State
Dairymea Cooperative Inc
Co-Op
Jamestown
Walter M. Donovan
Syracuse
Donovan
Chautauqua County
Supreme Court
Frank R. Bagger
Dairylea
United States
Chauitauqua
Cattaraugus
Bagger
State Supreme Court
William Schapiro
Buffalo
Erie County
N.Y
Milk Producers’ Cooperative
Charlotte Smallwood Cook
Warsaw
John Noakes
Edward Beckerink
Clymer
District 18
Dairylea Board of Directors
Corry Area
Authority Sets Monday Public Hearing On Renewal Plan
In a Municipal Building meeting the City Redevelopment Authority adopted policies guiding downtown property acquisitions and relocations under the renewal program. Only two owners attended. Clare Capwell of Capwell's Cleaners and A M Litz of Litz Shoe Repair, with Litz protesting demolitions. A public hearing on the renewal project is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. in the council chambers to hear Corry residents.
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City Redevelopment Authority
Clare Capwell
Capwell’s Cleaners
East Washington Street
A.M. Litz
A.M. Litz Shoe Repair
North Centen Street
Capwells
Litz
Corry
Christmas Basket Applications Set
Officials of the Corry Salvation Army will accept applications for annual Christmas food baskets at the citadel on West Washington street. Applicants must prove residence with a current utility bill and provide names and ages of children. Applications taken Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday next week from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m.
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The
Corry
24 Day Coal Strike Ends As UMW Approves Contract
United Mine Workers president Arnold Miller announced ratification of a three year pact by 56 percent, with 44 74 in favor and 34 741 against. The agreement raises wages 64 percent over three years, adds sick leave, more holidays and pension boosts. Most of 120000 strikers expected to return Monday after a 24 day stoppage that idled 25000 related workers.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
UMW
Appalachian
Ohio
West Virginia
Long Gas Lines Could Return If Fuel Allocation Reinstituted
Ford administration eyeing reimposition of last winter’s fuel allocation to curb oil use as auto sales slump 35 percent in November. Simon and Zarb testify on emplaced controls, possible Jan 1 import limits, and 90 percent intake cap. DOE foresees inflation easing, jobless rate rising past 7 percent.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Treasury
William E. Simon
Frank A. Zarb
Federal Energy Administration
Council of Economic Advisers
Simon
Zarb
Ford
UPS Bomb Blast Kills One in Pittsburgh Center
An unexploded package at a United Parcel Service facility in Pittsburgh exploded during inspection killing one man and wounding eight others. Police said a worker removed a brown paper wrapped package after a mismatched zip code. Warnings of a bomb threat were reported.
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Pittsburgh
United Parcel Service Center
Ralph Pampena
UPS
Pennsylvania
John Tomko
Richard Clafshenkel
Allegheny General Hospital
Allegheny County
Kaiser
United Parcel Service
Candidates List Campaign Costs and Gifts Report
Last day to file expense and contribution reports with the Erie County Election Board or Harrisburg Commonwealth secretary. Those under $150 spend only affidavit. none money equals no filing. Vigorito committee showed $12 753 in expenses and $18 000 in contributions with a $1 500 internal loan repaid from contributions, deemed legal by county clerk. Shuster reported $1 953.68 contributions and expenses. Dwyer reported $1 617 in contributions and $2 739.56 in expenses with several $100 plus donations listed.
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Erie County Election Board
Commonwealth Secretary
Harrisburg
Joseph Vigorito
Walter Kwitowski
Vigorito
John Wagner
Wagner
Richard G. Shuster
Corry
Forest Hopkins
R. Budd Dwyer
S0th
Dwyer
R.B. Mahany
Ray Travaglini
George Warren
Lois Bovard
Sandy Petruso
A.T. Honeycutt
PY. Robert
Harry Bell
LV. Pepicelli
City Makes It Legal Deed Of Grace Street Strip
Richard Giacoma of 123 West Park Place asks the city to deed a Grace street right-of-way strip to prevent his house from encroaching on city property. The city council unanimously approves the transfer, noting it remains in effect as long as the house stands.
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Richard Giacoma
West Park Place
Grace Street
Giacoma
Grace
Deer Are Roaming Drivers Beware in Pleasantville
State police report a whitetail deer darted onto Route 36 causing a crash near Pleasantville. Truck driver James Wood slowed to let the deer cross. Raul Bailey rear ended Wood, totaling 200 for Baileys truck and 250 for Woods rig. The deer wandered off unharmed.
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Ohio
James Wood
Rootstown
Pleasantville
Raul Bailey
R.D. 4
Geneva
Bailey
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Alain Greenspan
Coiuncil of
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Diamond Crystal Salt Co
Federal Power Commission
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