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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
3
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Twenty states reduced daytime speed limits for trucks to 55 mph or less amid the energy crunch, with seven more previously at or below 55 mph. Nevada has no statewide limits. President Nixon urged 50 mph cars and 55 mph trucks. Congress considers a nationwide 55 mph cap and tied highway-fund penalties. Truck drivers protest the changes, arguing pay depends on mileage.
Midyear commencement at Edinboro State College on December 22 will award 550 degrees across seven master’s and several bachelor programs. Dr. Chester T. McNerney will deliver the address on The State of the College as degrees are conferred.
Mayville CHAUTAUQUA COUNTY legislators will discuss holding a public hearing this year on higher salaries for legislators the legislative chairman judges and some department heads. Joseph Gerace said resolutions set legislator pay at 5000 dollars a year with 13000 extra for the chairman and proposed increases to 35000 for county and family court judges and the surrogate. A December 27 hearing proposal on a local law for judicial raises is listed for action at today s meeting. The chairman noted inadequate advance notice on possible raises despite prior notices for smaller increases.
Mike Rhodes counted 322 shopping carts this week and began gathering them for a new collection trip. He organized the carts in the lot and prepared for another round of retrieval.
Navy says all 10 men aboard the four engines C118 transport likely died when it crashed on Great Sitkin Island during a landing approach to Adak Alaska on a mission to bring Navy personnel home for Christmas. Wreckage found at 4700 feet amid winds prevented landing. Eight of the dead were Navy reservists, two active Navy personnel. Pilot Lt Cmdr David M. Monroe of Seattle identified. Two active sailors were Alfred H. Dahlgren and David J. Dobesh of Oak Harbor.
Utilities running 26 oil fired generators along the Eastern seaboard seek to convert to coal by early next year under pressure from federal energy chief William E. Simon. They target 350000 tons of coal weekly, risking higher bills and dirtier air, with prices possibly rising from 20 to 40 dollars per ton. An EPA study notes 20 major coastal plants failing health standards. converting could worsen pollution.
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