Snowstorms Bend Erie Area Traffic Studden Roads
Corry area saw a six degree low as Lake Erie snows push into Ohio and New York. Icy highways and car wrecks snarled I 90 and I 79, with dozens of minor accidents and one fatal heart attack during snow removal. Authorities described roads as skating rinks and crews battled continual drifting.
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Paula Mountain
Erie
Ohio
New York
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
Corry
Lowville
Painesville
Edinboro
William Donowski
Duane Wintercrowd
Streater
Ford Proposes Higher Oil and Gas Prices and Tax Measures
President Ford asked Congress to raise oil and gas prices further and to implement a price floor for domestic fuel. He urged a windfall profits tax, higher import fees, and new taxes on crude oil and natural gas, with action sought within 90 days. A separate note mentions WQLN TV plans to air Erie City Council footage tonight at 7.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Frank G. Zarb
Zarb
Wqln TV
Public Service
Erie
WOLN
County CD cuts do not affect Corry unit
Erie County Civil Defense budget cuts for 1975 do not impact the Corry CD unit. CD executive director Clifford Holcomb says the county funds equipment but not cash for Corry. Corry city budget rose to 1050 for 1975 from 1974. CD operations will continue and meetings will be postponed until February 5.
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Erie County Civil Defense
Corry
Second Pitt-Titusville student charged in drug case
Corry state police arrested 19 year old James D DeLuca of Pittsburgh on four counts of selling controlled substances and one count of possession with intent to deliver. He posted a 5000 dollar bond and faces a Monday preliminary hearing. The arrest followed a January 10 dormitory search conducted with the Region 7 Strike Force and Titusville police.
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Corry
Pitt-Titusville
Ronald Cole
Titusville
James D. DeLuca
Pittsburgh
DeLuca
Mark A. Huminski
Glenshaw
Region 7
Pennsylvania State Police
December Wholesale Prices Fall
Washington AP reports December wholesale prices declined for the first time in 14 months, as the Labor Department notes agricultural prices fell more than industrial commodities. The 0.5% drop left the index at 171.5, while 1974 prices rose 20.9% from 1973. Industrial groups such as metals textiles and lumber slid, with processed foods also down. Sugar dropped 4.4% but remained 182.7% higher than a year ago.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford
Congress
Baby Machine Rooms At CMH
Six babies born at Corry Memorial Hospital since yesterday morning, including twins. A seventh birth was reported on press time. Twins to David and Barbara Gocal. a daughter to James Robb and Frances McAnallen. a daughter to Robert and Susan Moore. a son to Jerry Oswalt and Frances Gustafson. a son to Philip Roller and Donna Kent.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
David Gocal
Corry
Gocal
Barbara Press
James Robb
RD. 4
Robb
Frances McAnallen
Robert Moore
Columbus
Moore
Susan Thomson
Jerry Oswalt
Mead Avenue
Oswallt
Frances Gustafson
Philip Roller
R.D. 2
Ashville, N.Y
Roller
Donna Kent
Ford outlines tax cuts and fuel price plan to aid economy
President Ford presented a recovery blueprint including a one time 12 percent tax rebate up to $1000, ongoing tax cuts, corporate tax relief, and direct payments of $80 to non taxpaying adults. He urged higher oil taxes, gasoline price rises, energy efficiency measures, and standby power to ration fuel to curb imports.
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Ford
Congress
Soviet Emigration Beware Trade Pact Falls Apart
Secretary Kissinger said the Soviet Union rejected a trading relationship tied to U S restrictions and refused to relax Jewish emigration. The Pentagon reported missiles with multiple warheads under the recent arms pact. Emigration and human rights remained central to U S pressure as Senator Jackson urged limiting favored nation status for states restricting minorities.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Pentagon
Moscow
Russia
Congress
Jackson
Dog Hair Used To Make Clothes In San Francisco
In San Francisco a group of dog owners turn shed Samoyed and mixed breed hair into yarn and wearables. Frances Roe notes the hair yields warm sweaters and plans to buy an electric spinner to speed production. Some group members may later sell items at 30 to 40 dollars per pound.
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San Francisco
San
Bob Jones
Mts
Roe
Jones
Suspects in Murder Attempt Charged With Burglary Here
Two men tied to an alleged December burglary and linked to a murder attempt in Clymer were charged with burglary and receiving stolen goods by city police. Ernest Proctor and Milton Swanson, each named, faced charges for taking tools from Sciota Lumber Co. on Plastics Road. Proctor’s house and Swanson’s car trunk held three sets of jacket wrenches found by Cpl. Dana Scouten. A third man, Richard Milburn, faced potential extradition after a Warren hearing. The victim, Luther Mason, remained hospitalized in Corry Memorial.
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Clymer
Sciota Lumber Co
Plastics
Ernest M. Proctor
Columbus
Milton G. Swanson
R.D. J. Clymer
Dana Scouten
Corry
Scouten
Swanson
Chautauqua
Mayville
Warren
Proctor
Richard W. Milburn
R.D
Luther J. Mason
RD. 1
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mason
Chautauqua County
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Council
CMH
the Nation
Whiteye
Ron Nessen
White House
Philip Weinberg
New York City
Capitol Hill
Henry M Jackson
D-Wash
Israel Miller
Los Angeles
Occidental Petroleum Corp
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