Corry Foam Co. Pours $2.3 Million Into Area
Corry Foam Products, a Firestone unit, added over 2.3 million to the regional economy in 1975 with more than 1.7 million in wages and 620000 in local purchases for 1976. The 1960-established plant in Corry produces foam materials and ships nationwide, while employees support local groups and have earned safety awards in 1976. Firestone Foam Products operates several plants and is a division of Firestone Tire & Rubber.
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George E. Cote
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Explorer Scouts
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
United Fund
Red Cross
American Cancer Society
Corry High School
Heart Fund
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Firestone
National Safety Council
East Providence
Thomasville
Elkhart
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N.C
Milan
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Sanduay
Puerto Rico
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Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Erie County Farm Industry Worth 178 Million Dollars
Erie County hosts 1 048 commercial farms with a combined capital investment of 178 391 000 dollars and average investment of 142 000. Annual farm cash receipts total 44 million with milk the leading product at 15 million and fruit at 12 million. Farm purchases exceed 27 million. Food processing employs 41 processors and 2 074 workers, with industry wages at 15 million and product value at 156 million, underscoring agriculture as a major county industry.
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Erie County
William E. Urash
Ngures
Pennsylvania
Urash
Arash
Driver Nabbed In Hit-Run Incident Near Route 6
Courtney Fargo of 956 North Center Street chased a hit-and-run vehicle after it struck his car at Route 6 and Scott's Crossing at 7 10 Saturday evening. Fargo stopped the fleeing driver and provided police with identification. Thomas Johnson of 407 West Church Street faces pending charges including hit-and-run and driving while intoxicated.
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Courtney Fargo
North Center Street
Corry State
Scott's Crossing
Scott’s Crossing
Fargo
Thomas Johnson
West Church Street
Ugandan President Eyes Meeting With Americans at Entebbe
Uganda's Amin reportedly plans a Wednesday meeting at Entebbe Airport with Americans and Britons amid tension over a promised plot against his regime. Reports say up to 240 to 260 Americans including missionaries may attend, with Britain and Israel also tied to the scene and U.S. diplomats monitoring closely.
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Britain
Israel
Enterprise
Indian Ocean
East Africa
United Nations
Ida Hays eyes moved closer in second surgery
New York AP reports Ida Hays a 16 year old with widely spaced eyes underwent a second operation at NYU Hospital to move her right eye closer to the nose. Surgeons led by Dr. John Marquis Converse previously altered her eye sockets to reduce headaches and eye pains. Ida faces a possible touch up and future jaw surgery. The article also notes Erie County budget cuts to a local counseling center and staff reductions, with concern for continued services.
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New York
Ida Hays
la Grande
Ore
Ida
New York University Hospital
Erie County
Joseph Schmitt
Charles Weis
Erie County Mental Health Services, Inc
Converse
University of Washington Medical School
Seattle
Three killed in Titusville two-car crash at intersection
A Titusville two-car crash at 1:34 a.m. killed Roy Allen 18 Irvin Troxell Jr 18 and Nancy Sparks 18. Harold Ross Jr 17 and Doyle Moore Jr 18 suffered minor injuries. Police say Ross ran a red light. charges pending after investigation.
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Titusville
Roy E. Allen
Centerville
Irvin
Troxell Jr
Troxell
Nancy Rene Sparks
Titusville Hospital
Harold Ross Jr
RD. 1
Albion
Ross
Doyle Moore Jr
FDA panel finds over the counter cold medicines ineffective
Americans spend about 700 million dollars yearly on nonprescription cold remedies. An FDA panel of experts reviewed labels for cold cough allergy bronchodilator and anti asthma products and concluded none prevent cure or shorten the common cold. The panel noted few single ingredient products and warned combination drugs may be unnecessary or unsuitable for some individuals due to differing symptoms and reactions.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA panel questions multi ingredient cold products
A pharmacologist says many combination cold remedies lack medical justification and may have negative effects, especially antihistamines that thicken mucus. The FDA panel finds limited evidence for cold relief, classifies ~90 ingredients into safe, questionable, or mislabeled groups, and may remove some items. Consumers can request a free fact sheet from the Consumer Information Center.
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Joe Graedon
People’s Pharmacy
Graedon
FDA
Consumer Information Center
Pueblo
Colo
Nevada labor leader vanishes after call on $10,000 delivery
Al Bramletel of Las Vegas vanished after phoning the Dunes Hotel to arrange $10,000 delivery to a Las Vegas casino. His wife says he left Reno on a business trip and has not returned. A $25,000 reward stands, and officials say investigators see no solid lead. Bramlet, 60, led Local 226 of the Culinary Workers Union and headed the state AFL for years.
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Nev
Nevada
Barbara
Bramlet
Dunes
Tramlet
Jocal
Culinary Workers Union
APL
Hoffa
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Bramilet
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