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08 Dec 1971
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1971
Page
1
Succ Sum Program on Education in Massillior and Ours La
Fragmentary OCR hints at a program discussing education in Ma S millior and ours La. The note mentions efficiency goals and potential reforms but lacks clear names dates or organizations for concrete attribution.
US seeks cease fire as India Pakistan war widens
A White House briefing says the United States did not anticipate India’s Nov. 22 attack into East Pakistan and reiterates calls for a cease-fire and withdrawal of troops. It defends neutrality while noting U.S. aid tops $500 million this year to ease refugees and pursue a political solution. The briefing also deflects charges of anti India bias from Congress, with Nixon, Kissinger, and Rogers said to be seeking negotiating positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
East Pakistan
United States
Nixon
Indira Gandhi
White House
U.S
India
Henry Kissinger
New Delhi
Subcontinent
Congress
Kissinger
William P. Rogers
UN urges quick India Pakistan peace and East Pakistan settlement
The UN General Assembly calls for immediate cease fire and withdrawal behind borders, plus early political solution for refugees in East Pakistan. It passes 104 to 11 with 10 abstentions, though India and Pakistan say they will not comply. The vote follows Soviet vetoes in the Security Council and a revised assembly text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
India
Pakistan
United Nations
Assembly
Soviet Union
Security Council
Council
East Pakistan
Pay Board weighs tighter wage rules amid small- firm boosts
The Pay Board considers requiring advance approval for any wage increases exceeding 5.5 percent annually, even for small agreements affecting under 1,000 workers. Current rules let such deals pass with IRS spot checks, a setup pushed by Cost of Living Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Cost of Living Council
Herbert Worth
Tripartite Board
Price Commission
United Auto Workers
North American Rockwell Corp
The
United Mine Workers
Retirement Dinner Honors Elmer Simpson of Erie County
Elmer Simpson, a longtime Pennsylvania Game Commission figure, was feted at a retirement dinner in Corry after a 30 plus year career. He joined in 1941, led the Erie County District from 1950, and promoted firearm safety and school cooperation while advancing recreation plans around Union City Dam. He recently completed new homes in Waterford before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Elmer Simpson
Erie County Game Protector
Game Commission
Corry Moose Lodge
Simpson
The
Ross Loffler School of Conservation
Erie
Crawford County
Warren County
Erie County
Union City
FFA
Waterford
Housing official wears many hats in Fourth Ward project
John Hornick, appointed housing inspector for the Fourth Ward urban renewal, reports 632 building checks and 733 rechecks this year. Seven substandard buildings burned by Stanford Hose Company, with 17 apartments affected, plus two more to be burned. Seven more structures are being demolished or readied for demolition, totaling 14 apartments. Hornick insists demolition does not cause a housing shortage as vacancies remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
John Hornick
Hornick
Stanford Hose Company
UC Dam Will Prevent Area Flooding
Officials from the U S Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh office say flood risk along French Creek downstream of Union City Dam is unlikely. They note the creek could rise another six inches but should not reach 13 feet, and that full flood control benefits rely on two additional dams in Crawford County on Woodcock and Muddy creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek
Union City Dam
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pittsburgh
Meadville
Thomas Riley
Engineers
the Journal
Union City
Riley
French Creek Basin
Crawford County
Woodcock
Muddy Creeks
Buck
UF Officials Examine Drive for Greater United Fund Effort
United Fund officials at their annual dinner at the YMCA reviewed the 1971 drive and planned for an improved effort next year. UF president Carl Taylor framed it as partial success with work ahead to build rapport with agencies and the community. The group planned to study the treasurer’s report to understand shortfalls and set goals, plus elect directors and coordinators. Andy Anderson received a plaque for his drive leadership and echoed the sentiment of striving to do better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
YMCA
Carl Taylor
Taylor
5.B
Andy) Anderson
Drive
Anderson
Army Solicits Christmas Food Basket Applications
The Salvation Army at 127 West Washington accepts applications 9 to 3 this week only for Christmas food baskets. A master list and a clearing house system prevent duplicate aid, with lists kept by the Salvation Army, Capt. James Korp Agencies, and local clubs. Last year 56 family baskets were distributed. area schools and fund drives will aid this year’s effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
West
Washington Street
James Korp
Deer Causes Car to Leave Road Near Route 77
State Police at the Corry substation investigated two crashes yesterday. Mrs. Helen M. Molner 27 of inesville swerved to avoid a deer on Route 77 east of Route 4, lost control, and ended in a ditch causing $2,000 damage. no injuries. A second fender bender near Titusville involved David E. Evans stalling on a rural road when Charles Fitch Jr. rear collided, with $125 damage and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Route 77
Route 4
Helen M. Molner
Inesville
Titusville
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Saudi Arabia
Jamil Baroody
UN General Assembly
Constantin Stravropoulos
Baroody
Adam Malik
U.S. Steel Corp
Northwest Division
Robert D. Parliaman
Parliaman
Pryor
Say UC Dam
Army
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