Expect Wage, Price Controls To Remain Until Late April
Washington AP report says the Nixon administration plans to lift wage and price controls gradually and likely continue controls in problem areas after April 30. The plan may extend authority in health, construction, and food sectors to avoid price spikes and new push for full deregulation. Oil City area bus fleets report sufficient fuel for 2–3 days amid day-to-day planning, with 23 buses using about 300 gallons daily and reserve stock depleted.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
John T. Dunlop
The
Cost of Living Council
Senate ‘Banking Committee
Administration
Council
Oil City
Oil City Area
Ralph L. Prichard
John C. Cutler
Cranberry Area
Quaker State
Corry Evening Journal Details and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal, published daily except Sunday, lists staff including George R Sample as publisher and William S Eaton as managing editor. It notes AP news rights and rates for mail and carrier subscriptions, with display ad deadlines and territorial restrictions.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital Emergency Call Listing
In Corry area notes the hospital lists desk volunteers for coverage tomorrow afternoon and evening. Admissions include Cynthia Zimmerman 4, Randall Proper 6, Terri Lindstrom 2 1/2 months, Susan Bova 14 months, Roger Grape, and others. Discharges include Jacqueline Cross 18 months, Anita Merritte 1, Claude Lewis 2, Martha Byler 6, Leona Willis 57, and Deborah Crocker.
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Cynthia
Harold Zimmerman
R.D
Corry
Willis Proctor
Randall
Roland Proper
Essex Street
John Goodwill
North Clymer
Terri
Robert Lindstrom
Susan
Richard Bova
West Smith Street
Frank Hanna
Union Cf
Roger Grape
Spring Street
Ralph Thompson Clymer
N.Y
Mary Migliaccio
West Pleasant Street
Ross Fehiman
North Center Street
Katherine Tillotson
Spartansburg
Robert
Perry Parker
Thomas Mitchell
Anita Merritte
Clymer
Claude Lewis
Grant Ross
Columbus
Martha
Dan Byler
Leona Willis
Mott Street
Eldon Edwards
Pittsfield
Anna Marie Kafferlin
Colonial Terrace
Gerald Sirak
Guys Mills
Johnstown Race Split Over Watergate Test and Odds
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Democrats predict victory by at least 6000 votes citing pocketbook concerns and Watergate as possible leverage while Republicans aiming to hold the 25 year seat insist a narrow win in a 120000 turnout. Local factors include weather and a truckers strike influencing voter access.
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Johnstown
John Murtha
John P. Saylor
Harry M. Fox
Saylor
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
U.S. House
Senate
Ohio
Michigan
California
Archibald Cox
White House
Fox
Nixon
Martha
U.S. Sens
Joseph Biden
Delaware
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Arnold Miller
Independent United Mine Workers Union
Afl-Cio
Murtha
Michael Johnson
Apl-Clo
Gerald Ford
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Corry Journal
EIA
Ritz
Shamburg's
Young Montgomery Ward
Craig” Electronics
Geelestone
Anthony's Auto Parts
Erie Civic Ballet
Erie Chamber Orchestra
Corry High
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Grice Jewelers and
Chamber of Commerce
Russell Stover
Carol's Carousel
Bracken Funeral Home
William Gumbleton
Lex
Sen Oking
Union City Memorial Hospital
Union City Hospital
Union City Ambulance
Rulaf Chapin
Union City
Cheryl Lewis
Neva Merrill
Grace Kimmy
Graves Street
Pam White
West High Street
Harold B. Wells
Glenn Owens
Waterford
Horton J. Davis and Son, Inc
Pha
Coast Forcast
Rite Aid
Corry Memorial Hospital
News Today
Corry Ambulance Service
Helen Haight
Margaret Morrow
Seattle
P.O. Box
Hollywood Calif
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
Omet
Tan Nee Ee
Sertoli
Armstrong
Integrid
Queans
East
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