Money Market Eases Boosts Home Buying In Corry
A Journal Consumer Report notes that Pennsylvania's floating interest formula has tamed rate fears. Corry Savings and Loan projects a spring surge in home financing with up to 95 percent loans backed by insured accounts. Banks remain reticent on long term, low interest lending as the market eyes a renewed building boom.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Corry Savings -and-Loan Association
Savings and Loan
David Nichols
The
Demand Release Of Girl
Patricia Hearst family awaits response to kidnapper demands not met for release. Hearst Corp, via Charles Gould, pledges $4 million extra to support People in Need food program, $2 million immediate and $2 million in January 1975, funded by Hearst interests. Hearst, 20, UC Berkeley sophomore, abducted Feb 4 by SLA. The program distributed free groceries Friday despite occasional disruption and violence at one Bay Area outlet.
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Hillsborough
Calif
Patricia Hearst
Charles Gould
San Francisco Examiner
Hearst
University of California At Berkeley
Symbionese Liberation Army
People In Need
San Francisco Bay Area
Army Pushes Ahead With UC Dam Plans
The US Army Corps of Engineers plans recreation facilities at Union City Dam despite Erie County commissioners not placing the issue on the spring ballot. Col. Delbridge advised Congressman Vigorito of plans including roads, parking for fishermen and sightseers, restrooms, trails, signs, and an overlook with a 24-car lot. Construction expected to begin early summer, funded federally, while county officials weigh forming a dam authority to lease to a private contractor.
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Erie County
Union City Dam
Col
N.G. Delbridge
Pittsburgh
Joseph Vigorito
Corps
Delbridge
Vigorito
Union Tag Dam
Journal
Union City
Warren Corry Join Shapp In Rail Cutback Battle
The federal Department of Transportation plan to reorganize rail service in Pennsylvania draws strong opposition from Warren and Corry. Gov. Shapp also protests the proposal which aims to replace Penn Central and other carriers, risking Warren's sole rail link and threatening local industries reliant on rail service. Corry officials seek details to assess impact as Chamber of Commerce members study the plan.
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Warren
Corry
Shapp
Federal Department of Transportation
Pennsylvania
U.S. Dot
Penn Central
Warren Industries
West Penn Oil Company
Chamber of Commerce
Dennis Frushone
Chamber
George Cote
Philadelphia
Maryland
Hill withdraws, backs Corry's Shuster for assembly seat
Erie County Commissioner William C. Hill Jr. ends his bid for the 4th District assembly seat and formally endorses Richard Shuster of Corry. Hill said he will urge Shuster to join him for a campaign lunch as spring primaries approach.
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Erie County
William C. Hill Jr
Forest Hopkins
Richard Shuster
Corry
Assembly
Hill
The
Journal
Shuster
Dial Realty
Union City
Maple Avenue
Hopkins
the Journal
Roger Fischer
Erie County Democratic
Dems
Shuster Is It He Told the Journal
Shapp Demands Pa Gas as Nationwide Strike Looms
Pennsylvania Governor Shapp angrily pressed for a 24.39 million gallon gasoline allocation to flow into Pennsylvania while federal releases for 24 states stalled. He warned of possible nationwide shutdowns if oil firms defy orders from energy czar William Simon. Traffic jams and long lines plagued the state as talks continued in Washington with Sen. Schweiker and gas station officials.
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Gay
Shap
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Shapp
William Simon
Washington
U.S
Richard S. Schweiker
Pennsylvania Service Station Dealers’ Association
Rudy Molnar
Association
Nixon
Sen. Schweiker
Blair County Dealers Association
Police Seek Car Thieves In Youthful Car Theft Case
Sity police investigate a car theft at 6 pm by two 12 year old boys. The car, left with keys in Concord street, was found abandoned near Lake and Seneca streets after a police alert. Estimated 150 miles driven before abandonment. suspects not yet captured.
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Sity
Concord Street
Warren B. Klinger
Seneca Street
Concord
Fifth Street
Klinger
Lake and
Seneca
Journal Press Time
Editor Murphy Kidnappers Nabbed in Atlanta Case
A self employed subcontractor William Williams and his wife Betty Williams were arrested in Lilburn Ga for kidnapping Reg Murphy editor of the Atlanta Constitution. The $700000 ransom was recovered at their home. Murphy was released unharmed after a 49 hour ordeal and identified the attackers as members of the American Revolutionary Army.
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Atlanta, Ga
Reg Murphy
FBI
Murphy
Lilburn
Leo E. Conroy
Atlanta
William August Halm Williams
Betty. Murphy
The
Atlanta Constitution
American Revolutionary Army
Williams
Gwinnett County
Edge
Conroy
U.S
AEC
Constitution
Jim Minter
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