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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1970

Page

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Nationwide Rail Strike Frays with Pickets Falling Back

The United Transportation Union in Philadelphia says picket lines are coming down though the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Keeps lines up at 11 am. In Allentown and Pittsburgh passengers faced delays as rail traffic and local businesses prepared for possible shortages and rerouted shipments.

United Traneen Union Philadelphia UTU Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Seaurea Reading Jersey Central Lehigh New England Allentown Philadelphia and I Patel Shandal Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Food Fair Midwest Bethlehem Steel Corp Ss Reading Railroad

Centerville Man, 21, Sentenced for Burglaries and Larceny

Centerville resident David W. Bedow, 21, was given four to 22 months in Erie County prison for burglaries at Mack's Texaco Station and Mountain's Keystone Station and larceny. He pled guilty to more serious charges, with restitution and court costs ordered. Bedow, a Marine deserter at arrest, began serving in county custody. No clear Marine status or hold was found. police say possible dishonorable discharge.

Centerville Erie County Hie Ching Lge Edad Carney David W. Bedow Mack Texaco Mountain Keystone Bedow Marine Corps Corry Marines Clerk of Courts George Wilson The Journal Today Corps Es Taes Aeene Tne Charles

Welfare Reform Pushes With SS Boost Bill

The Nixon administration backs a liberalized welfare plan as an amendment to the Social Security bill in the Senate. Senators Ribicoff and Bennett sponsor a two year test with a minimum $1,600 payment for a four person family and public service jobs funded at 90 percent. The measure would also cover families headed by unemployed fathers, with revised tax provisions raising Social Security wages.

Washington Nixon Senate Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn Ribicoff Wallace F. Bennett Utah Senate Finance Committee House Congress Ribbcott Bennett Ribicoff-Bennett

Careful What You Say On Phone Government May Be Listening

A government subcommittee report details FBI and seven other agencies using telephone monitoring with varying rules and devices. It notes agencies warn callers only in some cases and cites annual taxpayer costs around 137000 for eavesdropping equipment and operations.

Sreibearepee House Government ‘Information Subcommittee FBI

U S Mail Embargo Cuts 300 Mile Range During Strike

The post office imposes a 300 mile embargo on second, third and fourth class mail to curb disruption during a strike. Newspapers like The Corry Journal may not reach readers beyond 300 miles. First class and air mail face no distance limits. emergency parcels up to five pounds to APO/FPO or beyond 900 miles should still use appropriate services.

U.S Nationwide Winton M. Blount Corry Journal Journal Mail Room FPO Pire

Rail unions split as two return to work amid strike chaos

Washington AP reports two unions in the 500000 strong nationwide rail strike resumed work after Congress and a federal court ordered immediate back to work. UTU and another union canceled action while 200000 rail clerks and key leaders remained out. Officials warn of severe economic disruption as trains and mail halt nationwide.

Washington Nixon Cleveland United Transportation Union Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Detroit Brotherhood C. L. Dennis United Charles Luna Lat UTU W.W. Carson Luna Carson Congress

Suburbs First To Feel Effects Of Rail Strike

Thousands of suburban commuters faced disruption as a nationwide rail strike began. Auto industry officials warned of a shutdown within 48 hours, with perishable foods scarce in days. TVA cited a looming power crisis, and job furloughs could rise if unresolved.

Tennessee Valley Authority New York Metropolitan Area New Jersey Connecticut Chicago Chicago Transit Authority CTA New York Joseph C. Swidler Connecticut State Transportation Department Auto Industry Kentucky TVA

Four Day Week Trials Grow Popular in UC Plants

Cherry Hill Furniture Division of Baumritter Corp in Union City launches a four day 40 hour plan with ten hour days Monday through Thursday and a half day Friday. Overtime on Friday afternoon remains voluntary to ease bottlenecks while Saturday production pauses to improve machine maintenance and employee well being.

Cherry Hill Furniture Division Baumritter Corporation Union City Cherry Hill Henry 8 Walker Cherry

Waterford teen found dead in basement hanging

Investigations continue into the death of 16 year old Daniel J. Michalski of Waterford found by his brothers Kenneth and a teen, hanging from rafters by a strap. Erie County Coroner Merle Wood said a ruling on cause of death by asphyxiation is delayed until next week.

Waterford Daniel J. Michalski R.D. 5 Fort LeBoeuf High School John Loftus Lawrence Park State Ent Thomas Miller Edinboro Erie County Merle Wood

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