Lovemaker Regains Job But Not Pay
In Harrisburg, a Pennsylvania Turnpike toll collector won reinstatement after being fired for alleged improper conduct but will not receive back pay. Commonwealth Court upheld a labor arbitrator’s ruling. the situation stems from mislabeling the discharge cause and lack of back pay provisions in the union agreement. The case centers on Ms. X, later identified as Jacqueline Marbo, who had not returned to work and was on sick leave without pay since August 1973.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Turnpike Commission
Ms. X
Jacqueline Marbo
Turnpike
Teamsters Union
Ms. Marbo
Teamsters
Begin First Solid Steps In Renewal
At a City Redevelopment Authority meeting last night the board moved to start the downtown limited renewal. They voted to route banking with The National Bank of Corry and plan appraiser contracts with Julian Fine and Barney Mileser. The council also banned camping in Amsterdam Vondelpark due to rising crime and drug issues.
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City Redevelopment Authority
Authority
Water Company
First Avenue
West Pleasant Street
National Bank of Corry
Fourth Ward
Marine National Bank
Virginia Nuzzo
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Julian Fine
Washington, Pa
Barney Mileser
Pittsburgh
Amsterdam
Vondelpark
Netherlands
Gas Use Data May Prompt Service for Elderly Housing
Erie County Redevelopment Authority pressed National Fuel Gas to reassess service to Fourth Ward elderly housing after a prior denial. Data showed 46 former accounts nearby used 8,110,700 cf annually, while the elderly project is projected to use 2,412,000 cf, about one quarter. Authority awaits National Fuel's decision.
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National Fuel Gas Co
Fourth Ward
National Fuel
Erie
Corry
Erie County Redevelopment
William Hill
Gas Company
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Hill
Redevelopment Authority
Elderly Man Robbed After Being Beaten
Police search for three white male suspects who attacked 80 year old Albert D Kimmy at his Union City home four miles north of town. They demanded $20, beat him causing facial injuries and stole about $100 from his wallet before fleeing in a dark Chevy. He was treated and released at Union City Hospital.
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Corry
Union City
Albert D Kimmy
R.D- 1
Kimmy
Union City Hospital
Winter Shows Its Face Again Across Eastern Nation
A late storm drenched the eastern area with heavy wet snowfall of about four inches. Travelers face slow road clearing as temperatures drop tonight following a day of light snowfall. In Cape Town, a landmark opera house opens to all races, ending prior white-only audience rules under a government desegregation move.
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Mercury
Cape Town
South Africa
Cape Town Opera House
Venture Inn theft suspect wanted in Gallup
Keith Harding, 52, an ex motel employee, is sought by Gallup police after fleeing with 2400 dollars from the Venture Inn safety deposit. A National Criminal Intelligence Center bulletin ties him to a similar theft. Harding was last seen in Erie and Corry, Pa., with extradition likely once located.
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Gallup
N. Mex
National Criminal Intelligence Center
Keith Harding
Tony Sanchez
Harding
Erie
Holiday Inn
Corry City
Venture Inn
Ohio
Peruvian Riots Raise Death Toll as Army Quells Destruction
In Lima a government communique says security forces killed wounded and arrested many in night raids against looters and arsonists as rioting worsens under President Velasco. Unofficial counts estimate 30 to 50 dead and over 100 wounded. A curfew and military holiday were declared amid the unrest. Stone-throwing demonstrators damaged the U S Embassy compound during the protests.
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Lima
Peru
Juan Velasco
Gower
U.S
Discontented UAW rally signals possible mass protests
Washington AP reports a 10 000 strong UAW rally demanding jobs may presage broader demonstrations as unemployment rises. Leonard Woodcock urged instant action and warned 200 000 to 250 000 could descend if Congress fails to act. He called for $18 to $20 billion tax cuts, more public jobs, stronger unemployment benefits, and a national health plan. Meany stated unity with the drive to restore work.
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Washington
Woodcock
Congress
UAW
Federation
America
Walter Reuther
Congress Press Tax-cut Plan in Congress Debate
Washington AP Republicans join fight against Ford oil import tariff as Congress begins to dissect the president’s economic energy program. Senate Finance chair Long pushes repeal action while Ullman’s panel works toward an anti recession tax cut. House Republicans rally as the tariff vote and debt-limit bill loom amid plans for rebates and energy measures.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means Committee
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
United States
Long
White House
Stairways Replacement Moves Contest Active at Corry Hospital
A contest to name Corry Memorial Hospital’s new rehabilitative program replacing Stairways has drawn many entries, with a $25 Savings Bond prize. The program will offer outpatient treatment and support services to help former mental patients live independently, work, and avoid institutionalization, continuing through MH MR funding and referrals from multiple sources.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Tristate
Corry Hospital
Erie County Mental Health/Mental Retardation Office
Erie
Warren
New Corry Hospital
Warren State Hospital
Corry
Samuel Antrim
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United Auto
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Paul Jennings
International Union of Electrical Workers
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Aplcio
George Meany
The
United Auto Workers