Marketbasket costs rise in December 1975 survey
Market basket items including milk butter eggs and coffee increased across seven of thirteen cities in December with an average rise of 3.7 percent while five cities saw a 2.2 percent drop and one was unchanged. Overall the basket rose about 1 percent year from 1974 to 1975 with sugar prices also noted as up.
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Louise Cour
Associated Press
Deseretari
Corry Mfg Hard Times Rumor Dismissed By Company Official
Hubert Vaughn, a Corry Manufacturing Co officer, stated the East South street plant will reopen full speed after the holidays. He said a rumored shutdown is unfounded, noting August shutdowns were brief and all indicators point to a strong rebound with new orders. Sugar price fluctuations and dairy costs influenced 1975 consumer bills across several cities, while a Wattsburg car collision left no serious injuries.
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Dire
Hubert Vangin
The
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Vaughn
New Year Tragedies and Historic Celebrations Across the Nation
The year begins with somber events as fires erupt and storms dump heavy snow in Wyoming and Nebraska while millions watch 11 hours of football. Pasadena hosts a record crowd for the Tournament of Roses parade as Philadelphia marks Bicentennial with Liberty Bell move. President Ford greets 1976 in a quiet Washington morning.
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Break-In Attempt At Brown Boot Shop Baffles Police
Amateur thieves tried to access Brown Boot Shop at 28 North Center Street over the holiday. Lt Julius Wotus said they first removed front door hinge pins then attempted the rear door, both secured by devices. The break-in was reported when the store opened this morning.
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Julius Wotus
Wotus
Still Waiting Here For First Baby
Four First Avenue merchants await Corry Memorial Hospital’s first New Year baby of 1976. If a birth occurs, the family receives a layette donated by Rossbacher Insurance Service Garfield Plumbing Lehman’s Tire Service and Johnson Brothers. Gifts are displayed in the Garfield building window.
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Journal Press
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U S Pays 1 88 Million To President Hopefuls
Washington reports government checks totaling 1 08 million go to 11 presidential candidates as first direct taxpayer subsidies for campaigns. Funds come from tax designated dollars and must be matched by private donations. Milton Shapp remains ineligible while others plan to use the money for primaries, debts, and campaigning in key states.
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Camp
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Entsen
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Reagan
Loren Smith
Two Injured In 3 Car Crash At Colza Corners
Two people were injured in a three car crash at Colza Corners east of the city on Wednesday evening. Edna Sherman 82 of Columbus and James Kafferlin 25 of Spring Creek were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital. State Police described the sequence with Sherman pulling into Route 26, Kafferlin’s car spinning and hitting a third vehicle driven by Edward Huelat 51 of Hillcrest Drive. Damage to all three cars was about 4500 dollars.
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Columbus
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Carlyle J. Middleton
John Frontera
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Middleton
Frontera
Avadean Dilley
R.D. 3
Union City
Kenneth Mitchell
R.D. 4
Mitchell
Dilley
Senior Citizen Tags Now Real Deal
Pennsylvania expands senior tag relief for drivers over 60 earning up to seven dollars annually. The $10 tag break remains fixed, and alderman Norbert Bachemer notes no new forms are yet available while firms plan to set up in the city in about two weeks to distribute applications by mail to Harrisburg.
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Norbert Bachemer
Notary Public
Ide
Harrisburg
Erie counties abolish grand juries in 40 counties
The Associated Press reports that 40 Pennsylvania counties abolished indicting grand juries to speed justice. Prosecutors expect quicker trials and reduced caseloads while noting arraignments and preliminary hearings remain. Names include Don Relhart and Roy Zimmerman.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Don Relhart
York County
Roy Zimmerman
Dauphin County
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