Unemployment Rate Drops to 8.3 Percent in November
Washington reports the unemployment rate fell from 8.8 to 8.3 percent as 7.7 million Americans remained jobless in November. Total nonfarm payrolls held at 77.5 million, with the civilian labor force shrinking to 93 million amid mixed employment trends.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Labor Department
Reduced Charge In Shooting Incident Here
A five minute plea bargain in District Justice Porter Auer's office reduced Carmen Rainieri's charges from aggravated assault and reckless endangerment to harassment. Rainieri, 33, of 121 Mott Street, fired two shotgun blasts at a car driven by attorney Douglas Rozelle on October 14. A $100 fine and $11 in costs were imposed.
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Porter Auer
Carmen Rainieri
Mott Street
Rainieri
Douglas Rozelle
Raineri
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Smith Street
Sciota Street
East Columbus Avenue
Pelice
Auer
Daniel Kuhns
Union City
Rozelle
Richard Scarpitti
Erie
Mothers forbidden to take daughters to nudist camp
A Yakima County judge ruled the mother must keep her two daughters home when she and their father visit a nudist camp. The 9 and 13 year olds were not named, with the judge noting possible constitutional implications. The ex-husband, divorced since 1967, sought to bar the trips. custody remained with the mother, both parents having remarried.
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Yakima
Wash
Cameron Hopkins
Yakima County
Hopkins
PennDOT layoffs to begin as winter cuts hit region
PennDOT announced 53 northwestern Pennsylvania workers will be laid off January 21 as part of a 3,000-job statewide furlough plan. District 1’s C P Saupp said reductions are seasonal, with little public impact expected on roads, snow removal, or maintenance. Savings are seen mainly in the next year when unemployment benefits end.
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Penndot
Pennsylvania
Department of Transportation
John Harligh
C.P. Saupp
District 1
Saupp
Laupp
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Warren
Mercer
Forest
Lawrence
When Kiwanis Lights Downtown Christmas Opening
The Corry Kiwanis Club and helpers expect to turn on the downtown Christmas lights about December 15. They will burn nightly through year’s end, as funds are limited and conservation is a factor in delaying an earlier lighting.
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Corry Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Senator Hugh D. Scott to Step Down in 1976
PITTSBURGH AP Senate Majority Leader Hugh D Scott announced he will not seek reelection in 1976. The 75 year old Pittsburgh native said a successor should gain a six year seniority jump to benefit Pennsylvania. He declined to back any specific candidate while signaling strong campaign support for Ford and Republicans. He hinted at libel action if accusations persist amid Watergate probes into Gulf Oil contributions.
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Pittsburgh
Senate
Hugh D. Scott
Washington
House
Scott
GOP
Pennsylvania
Mike Mansfield
George J. Bloom
Richard C. Frame
Ford
Gulf Oil Corp
Watergate
Scot
Gulf Money Matters
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
John G. Tower
R-Tex
John Heinz 1
Elgin to Close Corry Plant Consolidate to Waterford
Elgin Electronics Inc officials confirm the Corry plant will close and its operations move to Waterford early next year. About 80 workers will transfer. consolidation to Waterford expected to complete by March with potential local facilities repurposed for warehousing.
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Elgin Electronics, Inc Today
Corry
Richard Micholas
The
Journal
Michelas
Elgin
Ted’ Willis Willis
Elgin Electronics, Inc
Waterford
Willis
President Ford arrives for 19 hour Indonesia visit
President Ford lands in Jakarta for a working visit with Suharto. Security is tight amid hostage tensions over South Moluccas. Kissinger notes the trip as a review of ties and Southeast Asia strategy. Ford seeks aid talks, Timor stance, and China visit recap.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Ford
U.S
Indochina
Suharto
Air Force One
Fords
Peking
South
Molucca Islands
Netherlands
Holland
South Moluccas
Freedom Palace
Henry A. Kissinger
Southeast Asia
Adam Malik
Camp David
United States
Congress
Quence
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
Malaysia
Singapore
Philippines
Thailand
China
Portuguese Timor
Fretilin
Democratic Republic of
East Timor
Timor
Karto
Kissinger
Christmas Wreath Ride Ends Truckers Trip
Richard Huntley a Corry Foam Products driver stopped for coffee at Minnick's on North Center Street. After fueling his truck for Pittsburgh a wreath from Corry's Christmas display was found around the exhaust stack. Plant manager George Cote notified police and reported the wreath was not stolen but on the vehicle. The company will cover any damage costs.
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Richard Huntley
Corry Foam Products
Pittsburgh
Minnick’s
North Center Street
Huntley
George Cote
Cote
Dick Huntley
Kiwanis Club
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