Paragraf reports multiple local events and deaths
The article notes the death of J Charles Foley aged 71 of Renovo husband of former Spring Creek resident Agnes Burns. It also covers real estate transfers in Erie County, Allegheny Airlines flight cuts at Bradford Airport, a Centerville trailer fire, a self-hanging by Randall Shaffer in Kansas after a burglary arrest, lottery numbers, a Corry stop sign violation conviction, a weather outlook for northwestern Pennsylvania, Crawford County deeds, a Centerville crash on Route 8, traffic fines for John Willis, a fatal gown fire involving Edith Rosenberg, tax installment proposals in Chautauqua County, and Jamestown Community College budget cuts under Gov. Carey's plan.
Bridge funds to repair aging structures eyed for federal aid
Charles Brenna and County Planner Christopher Capotis prepare applications for parts of about 2 billion dollars in federal emergency highway safety money freed by President Ford this year. Requests for repairing bridges far exceed the 450 thousand dollars in state liquid fuel money available. Pothole patching has stalled amid weather, with patching crews ready to move into Corry when conditions clear.
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Charles Brenna
Christopher Capotis
Ford
Kennerknecht
Corry
Harrisburg Plans 48 Apartment Units in A-1 Zone
The firm seeks approval to construct 48 apartment units in six to eight two story buildings at 653 603 Spring Street. The site sits about 400 feet north of Airport Road on the west side. Public hearings are open and residents may present views pro or con.
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Harrisburg
Spring Street
Airport Road
Nevada Legislature Rejects ERA Proposal Again
Nevada Senate votes 12 to 8 against ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment, after a 16 to 4 defeat in 1973. Sen Mary Gojack vows to push again next session, while Nevadans for ERA cites LDS Church opposition. Nationwide, 34 states have ratified with three more needed before March 1979.
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Carsuin City
New
Nevada
State Senate
Mary Gojack
Reno
Kate Butler
Nevadans
ERA
County Jobholders Up By 2 400 in Erie County January
Erie County total jobholders rose by 2 400 in mid January, surpassing last year, though a recent three month dip reflects seasonal factors. Unemployment rose as layoffs increased while separations rose statewide. BES data show 7 389 claimants signed for benefits week of January 24, 1975, up about 50 percent from the prior month, with 3 915 a year earlier.
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Erie County
James A. Roseberry
Erie
Bureau of Employment Security
Pennsylvania
Corry
Erie Bes
Roseberry
Butz Blasted For Food Stamp Action
Sen George McGovern attacked Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz for sabotaging the food stamp program and urged him to fix it or resign. Butz defended opposing price supports and argued past policies caused economic failures while supporting a private sector grain reserve and rejecting export licensing for foodstuffs.
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Washington
George McGovern
S.D
Earl Butz
Butz
Congress
McGovern
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Select Nutrition Committee
Ask More For Railroads
Washington AP The Ford administration has upped its request for emergency railroad aid by 25 million as the House prepares to consider an appropriation. The bill would provide 347 million in aid including 197 million in grants and 150 million in loans to stabilize Midwest and Northeast railroads.
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Washington
Ford Administration
House
Midwest
Northeast
James T. Lynn
Office of Management and Budget
Lynn
Erie Lackawanna
Penn Central
Penn Cen
Phone Rate Hike Suspended By PUC
HARISBURG AP The Public Utility Commission suspended a $4.9 million annual rate increase sought by United Telephone Co. of Carlisle for three months. An earlier six month suspension expired today, and the PUC said it needs more time to determine if the hike is warranted.
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Harhisburg
United Telephone Co
Carlisle
Public Utility Commission
PUC
Syria seeks new pact on withdrawal
Arab pressure aims to link Sinai Israeli pullback with a Syrian demand for a simultaneous Golan Heights withdrawal. Abdul Halim Khaddam travels North Africa seeking backing for the policy while Kissinger weighs tying it to a Geneva restart. Israel says it would concede Sinai but rejects a return of artillery positions on the Golan. Xerox delays Lewisville plant construction citing current economic conditions and no design work this year.
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Associated Press
Syria
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Beirut
Abdul Haliti Khaddam
Algeria
Libya
Molocco
Sinai Desert
Golan Heights
Khaddam
North Africa
Saudi Arabia
Henry A. Kissinger
Cairo
Damascus
Jerusalem
Hafez Assad
Middle East
U.S
Kissinger
Sinai
Geneva
Sadat
Golan
Israel
Galilee
Lewisville, Tex
Xerox Corp
Robert Potter
Xerox
Dallas
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J. Charles Foley
Renovo
Agnes Burns
Myrtle M. Higby
James F. Nichols
Flying
Lorena Cook
Shirley A. Albers
Concord Township
Bradford
Allegheny Airlines
Airport Authority
Warren
Richard Denny
Allegheny
Buffalo
Toronto
Denny
Richard Braxton
Authority
New York
Centerville
Floyd McKuhn Jr
Spartansburg
McKuhn
Centerville Flats
Cranberry Area High School
Kansas
McPherson
Kan
Randall A. Shaffer
Seneca
Shaffer
Franklin State
W. Porter Auer
Betty H. Shaffer
Liberty Street
Crawford County
Meadville
Roscoe C. Weed
Herman R. Weed
Bloomfield Township
Route 8
Thomas A. Vena
Portage
Laroyce Roland
R.D. 2
John J. Willis
West Church Street
Albert L
Edith C.) Rosenberg
City Hospital
Wilbur C. Thomas
Chautauqua County
Arthur F. Goggins
Town Supervisors Association
Edwin J. Kuzdale
Hugh Carey
Jamestown Community College
Roger C. Seager
Dr. Seager
NY Stock Exchange
CenTel&Tel
Pan Am
Southern Co
Polaroid Tis
Sony Corp
Texaco Inc
Citicorp
My Clorox Co
Chrysler
Black Deck
Newmont
Uy Am Tel&Tel
MidSouUt
Wvehs
Allo Cole
Sions SB Heuer Shoppers
Copay
Jean
Tel Aviv
Tral
United States Railway Association
Consolidated Rail Corporation
Conrail
John D. Dingell
D-Mich
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
Detroit
Our
Pyro
Sylvania Gmatic I
Can la Pela
Cartolof
Ris Nee
Sylvania
Tris Reels
AFC
Riker TV
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