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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
3
Cases Triple In County Defender Job
The Erie County Public Defender program handled 375 cases in 1967, nearly 100 more than 1966, Public Defender D. Sherwood Jones reported. Since June 1, 1965, total cases reached 851 with staff handling 317 and volunteers 207. 34 went to jury trial, 22 nolle prosequis, 20 dismissed by magistrates. Juvenile cases rose to 22 from six, due to the Gault decision. 1968 expected more juvenile involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Public Defender
Public Defender’s Office
D. Sherwood Jones
Public Defender
Jones
Public Defender's Program
Atty. Jones
U.S. Supreme Court
Johnson outlines inflation fight with new price stability panel
President Johnson chairs a new committee on price stability composed of Okun and cabinet secretaries to curb delays and bottlenecks in inflationary industries while rejecting government credit curbs as an anti inflation tool. The talk notes a growing steel import surge threatening the payments deficit and emphasizes high priority for price stability in policy decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Okun
Commerce, Labor and the Treasury
Leap Year Campaign Aims for 101 Members
Kenneth Burr, codirector of the 1968 drive, and the Leap Year Membership Campaign team discuss methods to reach this year's goal of 101 members. The 701 figure symbolizes the "1 extra" in Leap Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Burr
Cooper Industries reports 1967 income and sales figures
Cooper Industries announces 1967 sales of 163,510,000 and earnings before unusual items of 13,118,000 with extraordinary income of 715,000, total net income 13,833,000. Fourth quarter sales reach 46,473,000 with per share earnings of 1.21. Backlog stands at 39,783,000. Company cites a 52 day strike at Mount Vernon plant as a factor in the drop from 1966 figures. Also notes adjusted 1966 figures reflecting pooling with Lufkin Rule. Also reports two deaths in York County cabin case. identities pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Caoper Industries, Inc
E. L. Miller
Lufkin
Cooper-Beasemer
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Miller
Johnson
Earnlings
Cooper Industries, Inc
Ajax Iron Works
Corry
Pennsylvania
C-B Southern
Cooper-Bessemer Company
Ken- Tool Manufacturing Company
A Wicron
Saginaw
Michigan
Pump and Compressor Company
Easton
Rotor Tool Company
Cleveland
Farmers Oppose Shafer Plan To Change Milk Law
The Pennsylvania Farmers Association, with 12,600 members, told the House Agriculture Committee that Gov Shafer’s plan to scrap the 31 year old Milk Control Law and shift pricing power to the agriculture secretary is a risky move. The PFA urged amending the existing law instead of full replacement and criticized provisions such as placing pricing with an executive agency, a weak advisory board, higher dealer licenses, price ceilings, state bidding on mill purchases, and basing minimum prices on the most efficient dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanmasurg
Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association
Shafer
PFA
House Committee On Agriculture and Dairy Industries
Milk Control Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Rites Held For Albert Silvis Retiree of Corry Jamestown
Albert Damcott Monty Silvis of Corry retired from the Corry Jamestown after 22 years in maintenance. He joined on October 1, 1946, with Plant 1 and later worked at Plant 10 before returning to Plant 1. Funeral held at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer with two pastors officiating. Burial in Holland Cemetery. Bearers listed. Attendees came from Clymer Corry Saegertown Columbus Erie Westfield N Y and Baure Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monty) Silvis
R. R
Albert Tamcott
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Kelvin Kronemeyer
James C. Grove
Corry
Called To Harrisburg Miners Owners Talk After Shafer Pleads For Peace
Officials of Solar Fuel Co and the United Mine Workers Union resumed negotiations in Harrisburg after Gov Shafer urged peace in the Western Pennsylvania soft coal fields. The parties agreed to continue talks at Shafer’s request until the labor dispute is settled. The governor said both sides pledged to order under the law as the strike, which had spread to several states and idled about 18 000 miners, was calmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Solar Fuel Co
United Mine Workers Union
Laest
Shafer
1969 71 overtime law raises minimum to 1.60 per hour
The wage law increases the minimum for covered workers to 1.60 an hour on Feb 1 1971. It expands coverage to new sectors like smaller retailers hospitals nursing homes laundries hotels and large farms. Overtime for most workers remains time and a half after 40 hours with recent changes for different groups. Some big farm workers remain excluded and exemptions exist for hotel motel and restaurant staff and certain food service employees.
House Vote Expands Credit Coverage in Bill Amid Mining Strike
The House approved a measure 135 to 19 to include rotating credit in the bill, a win for Rep. Leonor K. Sullivan who pushed for miner coverage. An amendment targeting loan sharks allied with crime passed at the Republican urging. State Police would intervene only to preserve order at bituminous sites where picketing continues, as labor talks in Harrisburg proceed. UMW coal miners in western Pennsylvania and allied workers in Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky sustain a sympathy strike, with disruptions reported in West Virginia and Kentucky mines. State officials say LIMW recognized as bargaining agent for Somerset miners while talks near resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
Consumers Affairs Subcommittee
Republican
Shafer
Pennsylvania
William Hart
Harrisburg
Somerset County Company
LIMW
UMW
Estern
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Raleigh County
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Ae As
Tyer
Val
Racter
Ben Calderone
Grasshopper Division
Cooper Industries
York
York County
Corry Savings and Loan Also
Corry Savings and Loan
North Center St
Corry, Pennsylvania
Ation
Rap Shafer
Albert Damcott
Labor Department
Impala
Chevrolet
Whitewall
Ghts
Turben’s
Corry, PA
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