Oil Price Increase Weighed in OPEC Vienna Meeting
In Vienna oil ministers opened a two day OPEC session with expectations that prices will not rise immediately yet with Iran’s Jamshid Amouzegar warning a future increase is needed to match inflation. Saudi Arabia’s Yamani hinted cuts not ruled out but conservation won t cut prices. A proposal to simplify pricing and to open talks with the International Energy Agency was also on the agenda.
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Hunter Killed In Accidental Shooting On Farm
A year old hunter, Harold L. Delp of Guys Mills, was shot and killed when his companion Kenneth E. Kitelinger stumbled on muddy ground and fired his rifle on the Ralph Shoep farm while tracking a deer. Coroner ruled accidental. Game Protection investigated. Kitelinger faces hunting without a license charges.
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Oil Imports Cuts May Mean Trouble
STROUVSBURu ra OP A reduction of one million barrels a day in foreign oil imports would trigger fuel shortages similar to those last winter, according to state fuel allocation officer Community Affairs Secretary William H. Wilcox. He told truck stop operators to educate the public as some federal officials urge the cut. A six percent drop in total supplies would follow a one million barrel daily reduction, with greater risk if the cut is precipitous and energy conservation lags.
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New Location Sought as Elderly Meals Program Grows
The federally funded noontime meals program for the elderly, run by GECAC, has served 4 475 meals since May and outgrows current space at the Jaycees building. officials say a new site is sought with possible use of the McInnes Steel Co. house or the former Corry Water Co. building, while Meals on Wheels remains housed in the same location.
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New ABE Program to Aid Adults in Corry Area
The Corry Area School District launches an Adult Basic Education program on Monday January 6 to help functionally literate residents read write and improve social skills. Over 300 area residents are expected to benefit as Stairways Inc and agencies join forces with district officials to implement the Erie based program locally.
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Wholesale Prices May Be Settling
Washington AP reports wholesale prices rose 1.2 percent in November, less than October's 2.5 percent gain, signaling inflation may be easing. Industrial goods up 0.9 percent, agriculture products up 1.8 percent, processed foods and feeds up 3.5 percent. Prices over 12 months up 23.5 percent, the largest since 1947. President Ford predicted inflation to move down from double digits.
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Sound Off Tonight Open for Pet Peeves and Gripes
Readers are invited to call The Journal at 065-8291 between 7 and 11 p.m. to vent opinions on issues and problems they'd like addressed by the responsible body. Share topics you want solved or brought to attention.
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Fanne Foxe Arrested For Nudie Caper
Fanne Foxe Argentine born stripper and protege of Rep. Wilbur Mills is arrested in Sanford Florida on indecent exposure charges after a nude performance. Club owner Mike Pinter also arrested. Mills associates face fallout as Mills resigns as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee amid illness and controversy.
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Ford to push new economic programs for recession
President Ford directed advisers to craft new economic measures to curb recession and unemployment. he aims to have proposals ready for the new Congress opening Jan 14, with options including tax cuts fuel allocations and aid to troubled industries. He also signaled support for extended unemployment benefits and public service jobs.
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Budget Figures For Police Not Really All Pay Hikes
A review of last Saturdays Journal chart comparing 1974 and 1975 city department appropriations prompts questions about police funding. The police item appears to rise sharply, from 152,725 to the 1975 figure, implying a near fifty percent increase, though context suggests the change may reflect budgeting mechanics.
Christmas Lights Shine Over City Amid Budget Shifts
The downtown area glows with decorations as shoppers prepare for the holidays. City budget notes show police salaries up by 32,000 with 78,000 for new traffic signals to federal standards. City funding covers 34,000 of that. county fuels and federal sharing supply the rest. Arbitration results led to higher actual raises than estimated, affecting expenditures beyond the budget.
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School Aides Meet Proposed Planner in Corry
Corry Area School District directors meet tonight at 7 30 with educational planner J David Rossi Associates to study district problems and needs. Rossi is expected to present proposed work for the district in a public session at Corry Area High School cafeteria. Superintendent Krepps says citizens may attend.
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