Corry Area School District Reverts To Normal Time
Corry Area School District moves back to normal opening and closing times starting Monday March 11 following a board decision after a CAEA grievance over the daylight saving time shift. The board says the change was not a formal compliance with the grievance and notes the prior switch was not intended to be permanent. Arbitration possible if unresolved. CAEA president Daniel Scannell says members are not satisfied.
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Corry Area
Board of Education
Corry Area Education Association
CAEA
Frank G. McKnight
McKnight
Daniel Scannell
Jill D. Lake
Lake
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Muskingum College
Betty Watson
Scholarships Grow At CAHS From Allen Fund Plan
CAHS expands its scholarships as the Edward M. and Trene Fisher Allen Scholarship Fund promises $5,000 to $6,000 yearly via a board committee. The fund, valued near $130,000, aims to aid CAHS graduates with higher education costs, with distributions possibly starting for 1974 graduates.
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Corry Area
Corry Area School District
CAHS
Blesha
Phillips
Corry
Wth
Prmnes
Ads
Ray E. Elsen
Russell Brant
George R. Sample
Sample
Erie County Orphans Court
Allen
C. Eugene Donnelly
Inter City National Bank of
Bradenton
Fig
Mrrs. Allen
Revere Copper and Brass Company
Rome
N.Y
Donnelly
Energy Problems Puzzling May Need Another Meeting
Washington energy conference opens late as nine Common Market ministers seek common ground on how to respond to the U S position. Khadafy moves to nationalize Libyan oil properties of three American firms as talks warn that a two day session may not end with a final communique.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Muammar Khadafy
Libya
California Asiatic Co
Standard Oil of
California
American Overseas Petroleum Co
California Asiatic
Texaco
Libyan-American Oil Co
Atlantic Richfield
France
Henry A. Kissinger
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Michel Jobert
Jobert
Europe
Kissinger
Middle East
Solzhenitsyn Arrest Reported In Moscow
Soviet security agents and police arrested Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn at his wife’s Moscow home after he refused to answer a summons to the state prosecutor. Four plainclothes agents and uniformed police carried him from the Gorky Street building around 5 p.m. No further details were released.
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Moscow
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Gorky Street
Solzhenitsyn
Shapp Seeks Mandatory Gas Rationing Authority in Pa
Gov. Shapp said he will seek legislation to authorize a mandatory gasoline rationing plan if voluntary efforts fail. He stressed reliance on federal data on supply, storage, and allocations, and noted the plan would only follow more information. A voluntary distribution plan goes into effect Wednesday despite dealer opposition.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers Association
Libya nationalizes three more U S oil firms
In Tripoli, President Khadafy’s decree nationalizes the Libyan assets of California Asiatic, American Overseas Petroleum, and Libyan-American Oil. Together the seized properties yield about 124000 barrels per day, roughly 5% of Libyas output, while Exxon holdings remain unaffected. Other American operators include Mobil Oasis Occidental Amoco.
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Tripoli
Libya
Muammar Khadaly
Washington
America
Radio Tripoli
Egypt
United States
Khadafy
Revolutionary Command Council
California Asiatic Co
Standard Oil of California
American Overseas Petroleum Co
California Asiatic and
Tex
Aco
Marathon
Amerada Hess
Royal Dutch Shell
Occidental Petroleum
Amoco
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Senate OKs Cutting 92 Assembly Seats
The Pennsylvania Senate voted 26-20 to reduce the legislature from 50 to 40 senators and from 203 to 121 representatives, with final enactment depending on approval by voters in 1982 after two more legislative years. The plan promises larger districts and sparks debate on constituent contact.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Joseph Ammerman
Clarence Bell
Ammerman
Thomas Nolan
Dallegheny
Sen
Robert Fleming
Police Press on With False Report Cases in Erie County
City police and Fi le County district attorney staff pursue hearings for two suspects charged with filing false reports. Timothy Huff, 18, bound over to court after arraignment, faces a hearing on the allegation related to a Bowl-Aire Lanes burglary. Douglas Pierson, 20, charged for a drug case false report, appeared for questioning last year. a later sworn statement was retracted as lies. Hearings and potential prosecutions proceed despite prior dismissals.
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Roger Billotti
Fred Jackson
Corry
Billotti
Seciota Road
Erie County
Timothy A Huff
Worth Street
Porter Auer
Huff
Tion
Auer
Pierson
Kenneth Nichols
David Turner
Daniel Kuhns
Union City
Kuhns
Kubas
Subpoena Letter Traced in Nixon Testimony Case
U S Postal Service traces a missing registered letter from Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer ordering President Nixon to testify. The subpoena, sent Feb 4, aims for a Feb 25 hearing and the April 15 trial of Ehrlichman Liddy and Young on charges linked to the 1971 Watergate break-in. The case could delay the Washington hearing and potential service action.
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Los Angeles
U.S. Postal Service
Nixon
Superior Court
Gordon Ringer
Washington, D.C
James J. Symbol
Ringer
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
White House
G. Gordon Liddy
David Young
Liddy
Charles Gessler
Young
Daniel Elisberg
Eherehman
Ambulance Drivers Begin EMT Training at Hamot Hospital
Ambulance service owner Robert Wharton and driver Alan R. Benson will start a medical training course at Hamot Hospital in Erie to become licensed Emergency Medical Technicians. The program, arranged by the Erie Ambulance Service, runs Tuesday and Thursday evenings and includes classroom, field, and hospital-based training with doctors and nurses as instructors.
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Carry
Robert Wharton
Alan R. Benson
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Emergency Medical Technicians
EMT
Hamat
Erie Ambulance Service
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Chee
Tomeoed
Oks
Fiie County District Attorney’s Office
Douglas D. Pierson
Mead Avenue
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