Chrysler to challenge EPA recall order on 208000 cars
Chrysler Corp says it will challenge a federal recall requiring 208000 large engine cars to fix excessive carbon monoxide emissions. The EPA called the action unprecedented for improper design and adjustment procedures and assigned the cost of fixes to owners. Models affected include Cordoba Newport Fury Gran Fury Monaco Charger SE and Coronet.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Environmental Protection Agency
Chrysler
EPA
Newport
Charger SE
Corortel
Relations To Get Worse in Korea United States Feed
Seoul observers warn relations with the United States may deteriorate over reports of Korean influence buying in Washington. The saga involves Tongsun Park and possible payments to up to 90 lawmakers, drawing global scrutiny and a KCIA shakeup by President Park Chung-hee.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
Capitol
Washington
U.S
Justice Department
Tongsun Park
Park
Tongsan Park
Park Chung-hee
South Korean
Central Intelligence Agency
KCIA
Kim Sang-keun
Ford to push ahead with Army attack helicopter plan
Washington AP The Ford administration advances development of an Army attack helicopter with a potential $3.6 billion cost and a $217.7 million Hughes contract for a more powerful tank-attack rotorcraft. The Army aims to build 336 units, first combat ready in about six years, while Carter weighs full production and cancellation penalties.
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Washington
Ford
Carter
Army
Hughes Helicopters
Des & de
Pentagon
Asst. Army
Edward A. Miller
Miller
Columbus Township Budget Session Leaves Tax Level Intact
A public budget session in Columbus Township drew residents and two remaining supervisors as Hollis Upperman resigned. Lawrence Miller and John Brundage outlined a tentative 1977 budget of $106,027 with no tax increase, while Pat Fargo led calls to challenge figures and trim items. The meeting ended with no major changes and anticipated December 31 action.
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Columbus
Hollis Upperman
Lawrence Miller
John Brundageegan
Nany
Pat
Miller
TV Crew Uncovers 1911 Mummified Outlaw in Long Beach Fun House
A 1911 train robber, El mee McCurdy, died in an Oklahoma posse shootout and was later mummified. The body, used as carnival and security collateral, surfaced during a The Six Million Dollar Man segment in Long Beach. An autopsy revealed a copper jacketed bullet. the tale traces through carnivals, a $500 loan, and a wax museum warehouse.
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Los Angeles
Elmee McCurdy
Long Beach
Calif
McCurdy
Oks
Osage County
Oklo
Tideout
Big Caney River
Dave Friedman
Entertainment Venures, Inc
Carnival
Louis Sonney
Friedman
McCundy
Chamber BES Form Advisory Council In Corry
A new employer advisory council under the Sponsorship of the Corry Chamber of Commerce and BES was formed this week at a meeting at the Corry Motor Inn. It will review all phases of public service and explore mutual solutions for local employment, with Edward Kinley, James Hantah, and William Heffner serving as initial representatives. William Helmintoller was elected chairman and Charles Catania as vice chair. Additional employer representatives include Robert Katlerty, Elwin Puller, Carl Ginentt, Alfred McAvoy, George Mack, John Uta, LF Wontering, and Caru Blakeslee, among others.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Corry Motor Inn
Imimemiber Council
Bureau of Employment Security
BES
Edward Kinley
Worry Job Service
James Hantah
Erie
William Heffner
Sirrisburg Sundar
Enmen& Are
Peration
Pennsylvania
William Helmintoller
Associated Spring
Barnes Corp. Inc
Charles Catania
Melnnes Breet
Corry
Union City
Robert Katlerty
Cooper Energy Services
Elwin Puller
Corry Industries
Carl Ginentt
Alfred McAvoy
Erie County Plastics
George Mack
Rogers
John Uta
Rogers Structural Steel
LF Wontering
Molded
Arrest Santa Claus in Pittsburgh Amid Holiday Robberies
Frank Pettigrew, 24, dressed as Santa, threatened to shoot a acquaintance over a debt dispute in Pittsburgh. Police seized a revolver as he surrendered, arraigned on reckless endangerment and firearm charges, jailed pending a hearing. he claimed he must be out of jail in time for Christmas.
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Pitesburgh
Santa Claus
Pittsburgh
Frank Pettigrew
Pettigrew
Weof Bud
Jalan
Guidance Help Starts Early By Beverley Kenniston
Corry area elementary students learn social behavior through transactional analysis called warm fuzzies and cold pricklies. Mrs. Jean Gool directs the Elementary Guidance Program, overseeing six schools and about 1,600 students. She emphasizes early problem spotting and preventive counseling, including a prekindergarten registration program started in 1976.
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Beverley Kenniston
Corry Area
Jean Guol
Goal
City faces potential third lawsuit over fire driver dispute
Corry officials await action as LeRoy Ladd contemplates a civil suit after his termination of sick leave. The city already endures two pending actions: Police Chief Kenneth Nichols seeking retirement after 20 years and a wrongful death case from a crash tied to a police pursuit. Ladd claims a rights violation and seeks counsel. pension board denial cited.
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Qorry
LeRoy Ladd
Robert Grice
Ladd
Kenneth Nichols
Lad
Staton Two
Station One
Number One
Oklahoma
He Duyers
Firemen’s Pension Board
Grice
Journal
Pension Board
Corry
Bare Bones Budget Reveals 39 New County Jobs Proposed
Erie County budget plan labeled bare bones contends to fund 84 new positions while shifting several CETA funded posts to county payroll. Commissioner Boyes notes Democrats increased expenditures by over 3000 and questions hiring directives while proposing 39 new jobs across multiple offices including Tax Claim, Controller, Clerk of Courts, Public Defender, and Juvenile Probation. The two-week vacation gap cited coincides with adjustments to state and federal funding, including reliance on $420,000 in federal public works and CATA funds to balance the $24.5 million plan.
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Erte — Ene
Karl W. Boyes
William 0. Hildr
Michael J Hatley
Hig
Erie County
Erie County Controller's Office
Register of Wills
Clerk of Courts
Domestic Relations Bureau
Erie County Public Defender’s Office
Public Defender's Office
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Juvenile Probation Department
Project Carh
Erie County Children’s Services Department
At Ceta
Ere County
Dull Probation Department
Hull
Flatley
Lundin
Reyes
Hope water line repair ruled illegal over lack of review
In Hope Idaho a volunteer effort to replace one third of a 70 year old cast iron water line was deemed illegal after not submitting the project for state review and lacking a licensed engineer design. Residents say contractor costs and tax fears drive self help despite concerns of safety and regulatory compliance.
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Hope
Idaho
Citizens’ Brigade
Idaho Department of Health and Welfare
Roundtop Mountain
Panhandle
City Hall
Wormton
Gary Sturm
DAW
Sturm
al Williams
Tabor
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Elion
Cary
General Motors
Fargo
Posse
BES Set Council
Jean Gool
sCorry Area
Phofé
McMichael
Saktoralay
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