Two Waive Beating Suspect Bucks Extradition
Two suspects charged with the attempted murder of a Clymer man waived extradition clearing the way for their return to New York for prosecution. Ernest M. Proctor 37 of Columbus and Richard W. Milburn 22 of Clymer waived extradition. A third suspect Milton C Swanson 36 of Clymer refused similar action.
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Clymer
New York
Ernest M. Proctor
Columbus
Richard W. Milburn
R.D
Milton C. Swanson
Warren County
Robert Wolfe
Industrial Output Drops Sharply in December 1974
Washington AP report shows U S industrial output fell 2.8 percent in December the largest monthly drop in 16 years The Fed warned of further auto industry cutbacks while President Ford proposed recession focused measures. Wholesale prices eased 0.5 percent for December but rose 20.9 percent for 1974 Ford Motor Co posted a 29 percent drop in first 10 days of January with 34 092 cars sold versus 47 937 last year.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Ford
Congress
Fed
Labor Department
Ford Motor Co
Corry union leader objects to discipline policy
Vincent Salsgiver president of the Corry Area Education Association objects to the board adopted version of Students Rights and Responsibilities. He says state backed rules were created without teacher involvement and questions their effectiveness, noting superintendents draft policies while teachers live with the impact.
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Corry Area
Corry Area Education Association
CAEA
Vincent Salsgiyer
Salsgiver
Vincent Salsgiver
Corry
Ford Plans Aimed At Helping Low and Middle Income Taxpayers
President Ford proposes tax cuts targeted to low and middle income groups to offset rising energy costs. Government estimates show a four person family earning 12,500 to 15,000 could break even with energy tax increases, while those earning around 10,000 gain the most, with substantial savings and varying impact by income level. Federal figures cite a $250 energy-cost rise for a typical family and $249 to $300 tax savings for certain brackets, with higher earners seeing smaller net benefits.
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Washington
Ford
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
Meany
Ford proposes broad tax rebate and universal cash aid
The plan details a $80 energy cost payment for non taxpaying adults, a $2 billion negative income tax targeting about 25 million adults, and a total $28.5 billion in personal tax returns for 1975. It also doubles the income allowance to $2,600, lifting roughly five million more taxpayers from taxation and setting a zero tax floor for a family of four at $5,600 income.
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Treasury Department
Ford
State of the Union
Ford's Economic Proposals Draw Broad Criticism
Washington AP report on reactions to President Ford's State of the Union address. Labor groups foreign critics and business associations split on tax cuts and deficits. AFL CIO and United Airlines warn of higher costs. Chamber of Commerce largely supportive. Shah of Iran questions higher oil prices.
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Ford
White House
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Richard M. Nixon
Paul W. McCracken
Arch Booth
Chamber of Commerce
Rim
Iran
Jobless Rate Rises In Corry Area Amid National Trend
Unemployment in the Corry region climbs with December figures at about 6.5 percent for the area and 6.1 percent for the county. More than 7,600 local workers are jobless as the labor market trends upward since September. The Corry BES office reports a jump in claims from 165 in September to 956 last week.
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Labor Department
Fed
Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security
Corry
Paul Weithman
Brie
BES
Weithman
Erie County
Corry Bes
Edward Kinley
If Proposals OK'd Here Are Tax Rates
The Treasury provides schedules showing current and proposed tax rates if Congress accepts Ford's proposed cuts. Each schedule lists taxable income after exemptions, then current tax, then the proposed tax. For incomes over $32,000 in Schedules X and Y and over $28,000 in Schedule Z, no rate change would occur.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Ford
Blue Laws Decision Fails To Change Corry Operation
Erie County District Attorney Robert Chase met with county retailers and said most will refrain from Sunday openings after the meeting. IGA Store will stay open on Sundays if legal. Quality Market will continue to close. About 60 businesses reached a general understanding, while two Corry stores not present still intend to keep prior reopenings.
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Erie County
Robert Chase
Corry
Boyd Jaggs
IGA
The
Journal Today
Jagpi
Larry
Quality
Kenneth Winchell
Winchell
Chase
State Supreme Court
Mail Strike Threatened in Effort to Save Jobs
Washington AP reports United States letter carriers threaten a national strike in March if the Postal Service rolls out a computerized route system. Union leaders say 15,000 jobs would be cut, calling the plan a move to turn workers into robots and burden deliveries. Postal officials dispute the job loss claim and say the Kokomo Route Evaluation System aims to boost efficiency.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
National Association of Letter Carriers
Post Office Department
James H. Rademacher
Postal Service
Rademacher
Seattle
Kokomo
Ind
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Chautauqua County
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Swanson
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Mason
Corry Memorial Hospital
Suzanne Hodges
Larry Rhebergen
Italian Strait
Messina
Italy
Strait of Messina
Sici
Reggio Calabria
Seismological Institute
Belice
Sicily
U.S
Yas Toeurme
Jamies Childea
Gildea
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