Chrysler Challenged Recall Over Carbon Monoxide Emissions
Chrysler Corp. says it will contest a 208000-vehicle EPA recall of 1975 models including Cordoba Newport Fury Gran Fury Monaco Charger SE and Coronet for excessive carbon monoxide. EPA says carburetor design caused misadjustments after sale and orders fixes at no cost to owners within 45 days.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Environmental Protection Agency
Chrysler
EPA
Jon
Handa
Relations To Get Worse In Korea US Rift Deepens
Seoul warns relations with the United States may deteriorate amid reports of Korean influence buying on Capitol Hill. Officials note US investigations into Tongsun Park could stretch months as Seoul denounces detentions and questions the image impact of the lobbying scandal.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
Capitol Hill
Washington
Justice Department
U.S
Tongsun Park
Park
Park Chung-hee
South Korean
Central Intelligence Agency
ACIA
Promat
Kim Sang-keun
KCIA
Army plans new attack helicopter despite Carter nearing office
The Ford administration advances an Army tank‑attack helicopter project with a $317.7 million Hughes contract and a potential $3.6 billion total, aiming to field the craft in six years. Carter will decide on full production with penalties possible if canceled, while a separate $7049 million bomber program also faces his review.
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Washington
Ford
Carter
Army
Hughes Helicopters
Pentagon
Asst
Edward A. Miller
Hat
Miller
Budget In Columbus Township Holds Line On Taxation
A public budget session in Columbus Township drew about 20 residents as two remaining supervisors, Miller and Brundage, reviewed the tentative 1976 budget totaling 106,027. A faction led by Mrs. Pat Fargo challenged figures but no major changes were made. Tax levels, four mills on property, a 5 per capita tax, and a 1 percent income tax were expected to remain unchanged.
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Columbus
Hollis Upperman
Lawrence Miller
John Brundage
Pat
Miller
Sisk
Corpse used as carnival sideshow in 1911 outlaw case
TV crew in Long Beach uncovered a mummified body linked to train robber Elmer McCurdy, shot by an Oklahoma posse in 1911. The corpse was sold to carnival owners as security for a loan, later used in wax museum displays, and eventually found in a fun house during an A P television segment. The autopsy confirmed an old bullet in the stomach. McCurdy’s dubious afterlife spanned carnivals, a wax museum, and a Hollywood studio relic.
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Los Angeles
Elmer McCurdy
Oklahoma Sheriff's Posse
Long Beach
Calif
McCurdy
Okesa
Osage County
Okla
Big Caney River
Dave Friedman
Entertainment Ventures, Inc
Louis Sonney
Friedman
Chamber BES Set Council in employer advisory body
The Corry Chamber of Commerce sponsored an employer advisory council formed at a 2 noon luncheon in Corry to review BES public service and coordinate local employment office action with area employers. Edward Kinley James Hansul and William Hefner led BES representation with regional and state offices. Elected chair William Helmintoller and vice chair Charles Catania. local employers include Robert Rafferty Elwin Puller Carl Gineotti Alfred McAvoy George Black John Laila Carol Blakeslee among others.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Corry ‘Stor Jn
Bureau of Employment Security
BES
Tates
Edward Kinley
Wirrydole Service Office
James Hansul
Erie District
William Hefner
Harrisburg
Imilar
Pennsylvania
William Helmintoller
Associated Spring
Barnes Corp. Inc
Charles Catania
Melnnes Steel
Kepresetiing
Corry
Union City
Robert Rafferty
Cooper Energy Services
Elwin Puller
Corry Industries
Carl Gineott
Alfred McAvoy
Erie County Plastics
Arrest Santa Claus Arrest Santa Claus
In Pittsburgh AP reports Frank Pettigrew 24 dressed as Santa Claus threatened to shoot a man over a debt. A 3 caliber revolver was confiscated after he surrendered. Pettigrew was arraigned on charges of recklessly endangering another and a firearms violation and jailed with bond set for a hearing next week. He claimed he had to be out of jail for Christmas.
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Pittsburgh
Frank Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Petgrew
Guidance Help Starts Early By Beverley Keoniston
Guidance director Mrs. Jean Gool runs the elementary guidance program across six schools to aid 1,600 students. She uses transactional analysis to teach acceptable social behavior and developed the district’s pre kindergarden registration program, revealing numerous children start school with single or no parental care situations requiring extra support.
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Beverley Keoniston
Carry Area
Jean Goo
Sool
Corry Fire Driver Faces Possible Third Lawsuit
Corry may see a third lawsuit if LeRoy Ladd fires a new suit over alleged rights violations after the city terminated his sick leave. City officials report Ladd refused a station transfer claiming arthritis, while a city‑retained physician says he can perform the job. Grice says pension board rejected early retirement. letters to Ladd have been undeliverable.
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Corry
LeRoy Ladd
Trobert Grice
Ladd
Kenneth Nichols
Check Ligas Capabmry
Oklahoma
Firemen's Pension Board
Grice
Slournal
Pension Board
Bare Bones Budget Proposes 39 New Erie County Jobs
Erie County Commissioner Karl W Boyes criticizes the proposed 1977 budget as a bare bones plan funding 39 new county positions while Democrats Mill Jr Flailey raise expenditures by over 3000 dollars and rely on federal funds. He notes 17 convert to general funding and cites CETA as current stopgap jobs. The plan also includes new hires in the Assessment Bureau Tax Lam Bureau Controller’s office and Public Defender and Juvenile Probation posts among others.
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Erie
Karl W. Boyes
Wiliam ©. Mill Jr
Michael J Flailey
Erie County Assessment Bureau
Erie County
Taxlam Bureau
Erie County Controller's Office
CEPA
He Register of Walls
Coroner's Office
Clerk of Courts
Buresia
Erie County Public Defenders Office
Erie County Public Defender's Offce
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Juvenile Probation Department
Ene County
Dai
Erie Mounty Children’s Services Department
CETA
Erie County Adult Probation Department
Hill and
Bayes
Jenrses
Hope water project halted by state over illegal notary free work
In Hope Idaho a resident volunteer group aged 60 to 80 began replacing about one third of a 70 year old cast iron water line to save money avoiding bureaucracy. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare ruled the project illegal for lacking state review and licensed engineering, noting no design by a licensed engineer and no timely formal approval. Residents say they acted to avoid $80,000 contractor costs and tax increases while criticizing the required forms for grants. Mayor Al Williams expressed irritation that officials branded the effort illegal only after plans were set.
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Hope
Idaho
API
Citizens’ Brigade
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
Roundtop Mountain
Panhandle
City Hall
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Gary Sturm
DHW
Sturm
al Williams
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Sali
General Motors
Fargo
Posse
Sonney
Hollywood Wax Museum
BES Set Council
Santa Claus
Jean Gool
Corry Aves
McMichael
Satunday
Military Affairs Office
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