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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1974

Page

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French Premier Messmer Resigns in Government Shakeup

Paris AP reports the government of French Premier Pierre Messmer resigns after months of economic woes and dissatisfaction with his leadership. Finance Minister Valery Giscard d Estaing is seen as a possible replacement, with other Gaullist figures named as contenders. Pompidou will decide and maintain parliamentary backing.

Paris Pierre Messmer Jean Philippe Lecat Valery Giscard d'Estaing Messmer Jacques Chaban-Delmas Georges Pompido Charles de Gaulle Pompidou France Georges Pompidou

Erie County to use aerial mapping for sewer and water work

Erie County commissioners hired All States Aerial Surveys, Inc. in a 3 0 vote to photograph parts of the county for topographic mapping at a cost of 15000. Areas include North East Harborcreek Lawrence Park Wesleyville Erie Fairview Green Township Summit Township Lake City Girard Cranesville Albion Washington Township Edinboro Union City Corry and Wayne and Concord townships. Photo work will occur in March before leaf foliage to aid precise land contours for sewer and water line construction. Full county mapping could reach up to 1 million dollars.

Erie County Cotm Owers Pittsburgh All States Aerial Surveys, Inc Max Gill North East Harborcreek Lawrence Park Wesleyville Erie Fairview Green Township Summit Township Lake City Girard Cranesville Albion Washington Township Edinboro Union City Corry Wayne Concord

Study County Authority For UC Dam Plan

County commissioners launched a study to see if a county authority can develop the Union City Dam recreational project. The 3 0 vote approved an authority concept. a companion 3 0 measure would place the issue on the May 22 primary ballot if not feasible.

Union City Dam Leo Weir Peter Schaaf Weir

Corry News Sees Police Exams Open to Women

A Mercyhurst junior enrolled in law enforcement sought a patrolman’s post in Corry prompting jokes from Civil Service Board members about sex discrimination. A desk clerk vacancy led to an exam notice reversal, with the board planning to run a new “Policeperson” notice next Tuesday amid calls for gender equality in the police force.

Civil Service Board LeRoy Peck Edison Harmon Mercyhurst the Erie College James Hurlbut Service Board Corry

Flaherty to Run for Senate Against Denenberg in Pa

Pittsburgh Mayor Peter Flaherty announced he will seek the Democratic Senate nomination, challenging Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg who plans to announce his bid Monday. Denenberg resigned effective March 29. Gov. Shapp called the primary open, noting it benefits the people. Schweiker has GOP backing and AFL CIO support. Flaherty cited leadership failures in Washington and Congress, while Denenberg derided the system as producing mediocre candidates. Flaherty’s notoriety stems from his tax-cut push and populist style. Denenberg is a veteran consumer advocate turned state official.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Peter Flaherty Herbert Denenberg Washington Harrisburg Flaherty Herbert Denenberg Shapp Richard Schweiker Aflcio Senate Congress Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Wharton School

Quick Reaction Averts Smashup on Corry Area Bus

Corry Area School District bus driver Sharon VanTassel halted a bus after the front left wheel snapped off on Scotts Crossing road. About 20 students aboard were safely transferred within minutes by a second bus owned by Bruce Bailey. State police continue the investigation with no damage estimate available.

Corry Area Sharon VanTassel Scotts Crossing Road Bruce Bailey VanTassel

Nixon Plans Veto Marks House Energy Bill Fight

Washington AP reports the House plans to bring the emergency energy bill to the floor amid a possible procedural challenge. President Nixon has signaled a veto unless changes are made, warning the oil price rollback could trigger nationwide shortages and rationing if enacted.

Washington House Nixon

Dam Marshals Evict Squatters at Dam Project Stroudsburg

U S marshals cleared a valley near Stroudsburg Pennsylvania evicting 11 squatters from 21 structures at a federal dam project. 30 pieces of heavy equipment demolished buildings as occupants were removed to face possible trespass charges.

Stroudsburg Christopher Rice U.S. Justice Department U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Delaware River Pocono Mountain U.S. Army Corp of Engineers

Teachers Withdraw Grievance From Corry Area Board

The Corry Area Education Association agreed to withdraw a grievance against the Corry Area School District Board after a closed meeting with CAEA officials and board members. An 8 to 1 director vote favored accepting the withdrawal and consulting with CAEA before future changes, with the formal action to occur at the March 18 meeting.

Corry CAEA CARA Daniel Scannel Elsen

Bemis To Face Arraignment For Kidnapping

Harry J. Bemis, a former Corry resident, faces federal charges of kidnapping and interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. An FBI Erie spokesman said custody arrangements and arraignment are imminent after Bemis was indicted last month in Pittsburgh. The abduction followed a store robbery at McMahon's Arco on East Main Street.

Harry J. Bemis Corry FBI Erie Bemis Erie County Pittsburgh John McMahon McMahon Arco East Main Street Bear Lake

Third Bloodmobile Visit Nears Yearly Goal in Corry

Ninety six Corry area residents turned out for the Red Cross bloodmobile from Buffalo. 87 units were collected, near the fiscal year total of 260 units. The goal is just over 400 for the year with the next visit scheduled for May 21. First-time donors totaled 18 and second-time donors 12. Top donors included George Lawson with nine gallons, two pints, and Clifford Lawson with eight gallons, three pints.

Corry Red Cross Buffalo Thomas Grice Grice George Lawson Clifford Lawson Anna Royek Ruth Gumbleton

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UC Dam U.S. Senate Philadelphia Senate House Carl Albert Marshals Dust Squatters Sandy Schiebel Ralph Rosario Pleane Paie Robert Murosky Lyte Hotchkiss James Howard John Anderson Ihe
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