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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1975

Page

1

Ford weighs rebate plan to spur economy

President Ford considers a one time about 10 percent tax cut for 1974 and a plan to mail government rebate checks to millions of taxpayers. Officials say final decisions were not made, with timing and delivery spread over nine months and possible use of oil levies to fund the rebates.

Washington Ford U.S Administration White House Congress U.S. Treasury Treasury George McGovern McGovern Ford Administration

Local man Frushone named to Erie County Board of Assistance

Gov. Milton Shapp appoints Dennis Frushone, Chamber of Commerce manager, to the county welfare board amid political maneuvering with Corry interests. The formal document imposes an odd condition that he must “behave himself,” a constraint described as an old fashioned admonition.

Erie County Board of Assistance Milton Shapp Dennis Frushone Chamber of Commerce Rountys Welfare Agency Frushone Erie R. Budd Dwyer County Assistance Agency Ben Franklin Senate

Tornadoes Kill Eight in McComb Mississippi

McComb Mississippi reports eight dead and about 70 injured as tornadoes strike area schools and a residential district. Most children survived. warnings extend to parts of Texas Louisiana and nearby states with watches posted by the National Weather Service.

Mccomb Miss Texas Louisiana National Weather Service Tennessee Alabama Kentucky Milnais

South Center Housing Gets Going Again

The CAIDC backed project on South Center Street resumes after a halt caused by a modular unit supplier pulling out. Plans shift to panelized units, with Shields Construction guiding work and HUD finalizing contract terms. local subcontractors may be involved once finalized. Meanwhile, several tornadoes hit the region causing injuries and damage, notably in Mermentau Evangeline McComb Natchez Greenville and other towns. hospitals faced ambulance shortages but drills aided response. editor Oliver Emmerich described the destruction in McComb.

South Center Street Corry Area William Shields Shields Construction Company HUD Shields Acadia Parish Mermentau Ronnie Benoit Lake Charles Evangeline McComb Summit Southwest Hospital National Guard Natchez Greenville Monticello Nola Brandon Pelahatchie Jackson Oliver Emmerich McComb Enterprise Journal

Not Bankrupt Try-M Files For Bankruptcy

Warren based Try M Finance and Try M Consumer Discount filed Chapter XI petitions in Pittsburgh. President William B. Dyke insisted the company is solvent with $12 million in assets and that offices will remain open. A federal attorney will oversee operations while the court reviews an arranged plan to convert assets to cash and protect investors during the interim. The firm lists $11 million in loans and $1 million in real estate. cash is not readily available to refund investors. Offices span Warren Titusville Corry Meadville Greenville Brookville Bradford.

Warren Try-M Washbaugh Try-M Finance Titusville Corry Brookville Try- M Consumer Discount Meadville Greenville Bradford

Chase to run for four years as Democrat DA

District Attorney Robert Chase announced he will seek a four year term and has changed his party registration from Republican to Democrat. He said the move reflects respect for his predecessor Gordon Kennedy and the DA staff, not the county party edge, and he discussed the decision with his wife before making the announcement.

Robert Chase Gordon Kennedy Chase the Journal Kennedy

Columbus Man Arrested in Chautauqua County Attempted Murder

Ernest M. Proctor, 37, of Columbus, arrested for attempted murder in the Monday assault on Luther J. Mason near Clymer. Mason, found beaten near a creek, is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. Proctor is jailed in Warren County awaiting extradition. two other suspects, Milton Swanson and Richard Milburn, were arrested earlier and held for extradition by New York authorities. The investigation, ongoing, led to the suspect's identification after the victim was interviewed at his hospital bedside.

Corry Columbus Chautauqua County Ernest M. Proctor Suzanne Hodges Sugar Grove Warren County Proctor Luther J. (James) Mason R.D. 1 Clymer Mason Sheriff's Department Corry Memorial Hospital Milton C. Swanson Richard W. Milburn R.D. 1. Clymer Warren Couty New York

South Vietnam Vows to Reclaim Phuoc Long Province

President Nguyen Van Thieu said he will order South Vietnam's armed forces to recapture Phuoc Long Province. A U S embassy spokesman said Gen David Jones will visit Saigon on a Southeast Asia familiarization tour to discuss the Communist offensive and air force needs. The Ford administration reportedly considers a $1 million supplemental aid request after halving a prior $1.4 billion proposal.

Saigon South Vietnam Nguyen van Thieu Phuoc Long Province U.S David Jones U.S. Air Force Southeast Asia Jones Ford Administration Congress North Vietnam

City and PennDOT spar over what counts as a pothole

Corry officials clash with PennDOT aides over pothole size standards. Crews filled only holes deemed hazardous on Center Main and Washington streets, while city officials say several large pits were left untouched. Officials plan talks to resolve the disagreement amid ongoing Viet Nam war news.

Corry Penndot Center Main Washington Rep

Oil spills and pollution push the planet to new highs

The Smithsonian Center for Short-Lived Phenomena reports 92 environmental pollution events in 1973, including 26 tanker oil spills of 10 000 gallons or more, with 11 spills in U.S. waters. Seven radioactive leaks, 13 pipeline ruptures, and 10 large onshore oil tank spills marked the year.

Washington Earth U.S Smithsonian Institution Center United States The Smithsonian Housatonic River Pittsfield Mass Torrey Canyon Strait of Magellar South America Metula Persian Gulf Japan Savannah River 5.C Hanford Reservation Richland Wash Los Alamos N.M Ilinois Connecticut Mound Laboratories Miamisburg Ohio Cambridge

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