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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1974

Page

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Mobile Home Fire Destroys Home on Whitney Run Road

Corry Sparta and Spring Creek fire crews battled a mobile home blaze on Whitney Run road last evening. The trailer owned by the Thomas Kuss family was a total loss valued at about $10 000 with no one inside. Fire chief Thomas Lathrop said the origin could not be determined. About 60 firefighters responded and the family arrived while crews worked. A second call reported a small fire at 621 North Center street causing only slight damage in the studding beneath a fireplace.

Corry Sparta Spring Creek Whitney Run Road Thomas Kuss Thomas Lathrop Lathrop

Nixon signs speed limit and rail rescue bills

President Nixon signed into law a measure to compel all states to set 55 or 56 mph speed limits or risk losing federal highway funds. He also approved a $1.5 billion federal loan and more than $500 million in subsidies to reorganize seven bankrupt Northeastern railroads, creating the United States Railway Association to oversee a new privately operated rail network. The list of bankrupt lines includes Penn Central, Central of New Jersey, Lehigh Valley, Reading, Erie Lackawanna, Boston and Maine, and Ann Arbor. Nixon praised the rail bill as a turning point while noting some subsidies were high. He spoke after contacting several GOP leaders and top aides. his wife Pat was named temporary chair of a National Voluntary Service Advisory Council.

San Clemente Calif Nixon America Congress United States Railway Association Consolidated Rail Corp Penn Central Central of New Jersey Lehigh Valley Reading Erie Lackawanna Boston Maine Ann Arbor Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Robert P. Griffin Michigan Barry Goldwater Arizona William E. Brock III Tennessee John G. Tower Texas GOP John J. Rhodes Robert H. Michel Illinois Henry A. Kissinger Alexander M. Haig Jr Ronald L. Ziegler Rose Mary Woods White House Pat National Voluntary Service Advisory Council

PSP Arrest Columbus Man After $1,300 Hit-Run Crash

Richard E. Petty of Columbus was arrested after a Monday hit and run at Route 6 and Scotts Crossing Road. Police say a fast driver rammed two stopped cars, fled east on Route 957, and abandoned the vehicle. Damages were $1,000 to Roberta Ayers and $300 to Harold Andrus. Petty was arraigned and released on a $500 property bond.

Columbus Bend Route 6 Scotts Crossing Road Corry Richard E. Petty Roberta Ayers R.D. 2 Harold. Andrus Kane Ayers Andrus Ayers Auto Andrus Auto Petty Elwood Beardsley Beardsley James Fiebelkorn R.D. 1 Little Valley Fiebelkorn Union City William Finney Apache Avenue Spartansburg John D. Glenbach Meadville Paul Dean Pleasantville Arthur Jordan R.D. 4

Robber 16 Located Will Be Returned

A Corry youth aged 16 who robbed Karen's Gift Shop on December 13 with a butcher knife is in Lockport New York to waive extradition. He is held as a youth offender and faces adult-style extradition proceedings. Police expect to escort him upon waiver. Witnesses identified him from mug shots, and he and a girl friend fled south on North Center Street after the robbery.

Corry Lockport N.Y Karen Kenneth Nichols Charles Rhodes David Turner New York State Nichols New York North Center Street

39 Die As Italian Plane Crashes In Turin

An American family of five and 34 others were killed when a twin engine airliner crashed at Turin airport in rain and fog. Police said 39 people died, four survived, most aboard were Italian passengers. The Breckheimer family from New York and Geneva headed a subsidiary firm.

Turin Taly Robert Anthony Breckheimer New York City Sheila Jane Margaret Robert Anthony Jr Joyce Breckheimer Breckheimer Geneva

See Price Hikes Coming Fresh Gas Allocations Should Help

The new year brings fresh gasoline supplies for many motorists but officials warn price hikes may follow. Official quotes say conditions should improve today and Thursday while allocations arrive monthly. Across states, stations reopen as January supplies arrive and prices potentially rise by March. Weather and shortages depress travel with distress calls rising in Milwaukee and Seattle reports. National fatality projections for the four day holiday were updated to 396 by 1 am EST.

Associated Press Anthony Ippolito Automobile Club of New York Washington State Arco Bill Merry Automobile Club of Washington Seattle Milwaukee Wis American Automobile Association AAA Midwest National Safety Council

No One Knows How Much Oil Available

Washington AP reports uncertainty over U S oil reserves with estimates like 36.3 billion barrels and 11.0 years of production seen as company driven. Government relies on industry data, while insiders flag weak, infrequent reporting and calls for a new reserve estimation approach.

Washington U.S William E. Simon Federal Energy Office Census Bureau

Columbus Fire Losses Drop In 773

Fire losses in Columbus Township fell in 1973 to 21,500 from the prior year. Chief Thomas Messinger reported the Columbus Volunteer Fire Department logged 647 hours handling 38 alarms, including 11 buildings and 9 grass fires, plus mutual aid calls, 6 vehicle incidents, 2 missing persons, and 2 resuscitation calls.

Columbus Township Thomas Messinger Columbus Volunteer Fire Department

New Year Baby Timothy Dale Born in Corry 1974

Corry Memorial Hospital welcomed the year’s first baby born at 6:13 a.m. a boy weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces. Timothy Dale Wilkinson is the couple's second child, with parents Larry L. and Judy Oesch Wilkinson of R D 1 Spring Creek. A prize bundle from local merchants awaits the newborn. The family’s older child is a son named Larry.

Corry Corry Memorial Hospital Larry L. Wilkinson R.D. 1 Spring Creek First Avenue Garfield Plumbing Johnson Brothers Lehman's Tire Service Rossbacher Insurance Service Wilkinsons

Erie Catholic Diocese Buys Maplecrest Complex

Maplecrest Sales and Service on Hyde Road in Corty near Spring Creek Township has been sold to the Catholic Diocese of Erie. Purchase price was 155458 dollars. Owner Dr. Thomas Kalkof plans a move to a Erie to Spring Creek location and a large snowmobile inventory sale is planned. Diocese hints at using the property as a youth center but decision not yet final.

Maplecrest Sales and Service Spring Creek Township Hyde Road R.D. 2 Corty Thomas C. Kalkof Erie Kalkof Spring Creek Maplecrest Kalkos

Santa Claus House operator reports oversized phone bills

North Pole Alaska AP Don Miller owner of Santa Claus House Trading Post says about 5 000 calls a year come to Santa from across the U S and overseas. Parents inquiring about $97 phone bills call his number and wonder if Santa is real. A four minute call from Miami costs about 6 30 plus tax.

North Pole Alaska Virginia Alabama Washington California Santa Don Miller Santa Claus House Trading Post Japan Bermuuda Miami Fla Here

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