Corry honors Dr Tate and fire chief at annual dinner
At the Venture Inn the Corry Journal held its Second Annual Appreciation Dinner honoring Dr Archie E Tate and the city fire chief. Tate, soon to depart for Florida after 25 years in the community, received a plaque from Dr J Gay Buttera while former fire chief Jerome Davis presented to Chief Apps. Tate urged the town to address elder care by expanding livable housing and supportive services.
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Fed trims discount rate for third time in 90 days
The Federal Reserve Board cut the discount rate from 5 percent to 5 percent, the lowest since mid-1968, signaling looser money markets as major banks also reduce prime rates. Mortgage and personal loan rates are expected to follow, with mixed reactions from lenders and housing groups amid construction cost pressures.
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Panel Calls For Gun Registration And End To Death Penalty
A congressional commission urges sweeping federal criminal law changes including complete firearms registration and abolition of the death penalty even for treason and presidential assassinations. It backs a ban on handguns, broader treatment for marijuana users, and penalties for dangerous offenders.
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Union City Snowmobile Rule Proves Effective Says Official
Union City with a two year snowmobile ordinance bars machines on streets sidewalks and private property without owner consent. In its first year District Justice Justin Butters saw two cases with a split verdicts one guilty one not. He notes a technical loophole in the not guilty ruling and urges officers to study cases more thoroughly as four more charges await decisions.
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B52 Trainer Crash Claims Nine Men Near Charlevoix
An Air Force B52 bomber on a training mission crashed into Lake Michigan nine aboard with wreckage and life vests found offshore near Charlevoix Michigan. Witnesses described a fireball and exploding debris as a SAC investigation team prepared to fly in. The eight engine jet from Westover Massachusetts was unmanned during a bombing practice over Bay Shore radar site.
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Unwary Customers Paying Tab On Electric Firm's Country Club
Harrisburg AP reports Philadelphia Electric Company's 1.2 million customers have been funding a country club in Upper Darby through rate base. The club costs about 250000 yearly to operate, offset by 4000 members, with 240000 funded by customer revenues. The facility, listed as a 500000 rate-base item, prompts debate over public accountability and potential need for a consumer advocate before the PUC. The piece critiques the PUC's silence on pending rate cases and notes media and government roles in informing taxpayers.
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