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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1972
Page
1
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McHale Fights Milk Flak in Pennsylvania Agriculture
James McHale PA Secretary of Agriculture told Region 1 farmers at Meadville’s Holiday Inn that a 40 cent milk price disparity fuels much criticism. He faulted PSU for not studying the milk problem, cited costly mink and horse forage studies, noted rural outmigration, and said he has not proposed abolishing the Milk Marketing Board amid federal meat-inspection pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eaton
James McHale
McHale
Holiday Inn
Meadville
Milk Marketing Board
State Farm Show Commission
Region 1
Department
Henry E. Wilcox
Pennsylvania State University
University
Pennsylvania
PSU
Agriculture Department
Milk Board
Millions Face Layoffs From Power Shortage in UK
In London the government warned in the House of Commons that millions of British workers may lose their jobs due to massive electric power cuts tied to a five week miners strike. Davies said many millions could be unemployed as factories cut output and special blackout rules hit 20 000 plants with four day weekly limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
John Davies
Trade and Industry
Davies
Local DJ Handles 164 State Cases
The office of state Auditor General Robert P. Casey completed audits of District Justice Porter Auer and others, finding Auer paid 1959 dollars to three state departments for violations including 160 motor vehicle code offenses to the Department of Revenue. He forwarded 1759 dollars for such violations covering December 1, 1970 to September 30, 1971, and three unlicensed car salesman cases with 150 dollars in fines. The agriculture law violation involved tainted meat or sanitary breaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Casey
Porter Auer
Auer
Department of Revenue
Hexachlorophene Bathing Linked to Infant Infections Rise
The government reports a surge in staphylococcal infections in 24 nurseries across two hospitals after nurseries stopped using hexachlorophene baths. 166 cases, up from 74 a week earlier, show most infections are minor but antibiotic resistance is rising. FDA and pediatric groups warned against routine three percent hexachlorophene baths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
FDA
NCDC
Snowed-In Iran Vanishes Amid Record Blizzard
Thousands of Iranian villagers are unaccounted after a week of blizzards that dumped up to 26 feet of snow in remote areas. Newspaper tallies 6,000 missing, including a U.S. college student and companions. Search teams and officials warn of thaw risks and possible floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
U.S
Aryamehr University
Ardekan
Fire department letters prompt contact with marshal
A terse bulletin addresses the writer of letters to the Columbus Fire Department and the Corry Police Department about the Warren county barn fire. It urges the author to call 664 4674 to be connected with a fire marshal, noting uncertainty about the person’s involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Corry
Warren County
Denenberg Stays Cool Before No-Fault Hearing in Harrisburg
AP reports in Harrisburg that Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg faced sharp questioning from a lawyer‑heavy House task force on no‑fault auto insurance. He presented facts and kept a calm stance, while Rep. Eugene Gelfand sparred over Denenberg’s criticism of lawyers. A possible compromise emerged as Rep. Norman Berson floated optional pain and suffering coverage, while opponents warn the plan could be unconstitutional by restricting sue rights for less serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shapp
Herbert Denenberg
Denenberg
House
Eugene Gelfand
Philadelphia
Gelfand
House Committee On Consumer Protection
Norman Berson
Elwood S. Levy
Nineteen Ohio Inmates Escape Warrensville Prison
Nineteen inmates at Warrensville Workhouse in Warrensville Heights escaped after sawing through gym bars. They climbed to the roof, leaped 24 feet to the ground, and fled, with one captured soon after and two more nabbed in a Lakewood chase. Most were awaiting felony charges. the 62 year old facility houses municipal and felony detainees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Warrensville
Lakewood
Workhouse
Kenneth Cooley
Warrensville Heights
Corry School Bus Damaged In Crash
A Corry Area School District bus carrying Spartansburg Attendance Center students was damaged five miles west of Spartansburg on Route 277 when the bus driver Alvin Brenner crossed a driveway and hit a car driven by Larry Carter. No students were reported injured. bus damage listed at 150 dollars and car at 450 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Spartansburg
Corry
Alvin Brenner
R.D. 2
Larry Carter
R.D. 3
Union City
Carter
Area Boarding Home Blaze Ruled Accidental
Fire officials ruled the County Line road boarding home blaze accidental, likely caused by a cigarette. The two story frame building on Corry area housed 13 elderly patients and six family members, with $30,000 in damage. Most residents are at Quiet Acres Nursing Home. owner plans a possible new facility if restrictions ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
County Line Road
Corry
Albert Vota
Lawrence Park
State Police
The
Journal
Vota
Lewis Jewell
Quiet Acres
West Spring Creek
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United
PFA
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Princess Anne
Far East
Scotland Yard
House of Lords
Hexachlorophene
Food and Drug Administration
American Academy of Pediatrics
Ohio
Tewksbury
Mass
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