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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1974
Page
3
LONDON AP reports cabinet splits over Heath refusing to bow to coal miners pay demands and production cuts. Some ministers resist wage boosts beyond anti inflation ceilings while others push to end overtime bans to restore coal deliveries to power stations.
Skylab 3 astronauts Carr Pogue and Gibson photograph heat spots in California Nevada and Wyoming using sensors. They plan trips to Guatemala and West Virginia to study volcanic areas and acid drainage fields to assess natural geysers and hot water pools for potential power plants. Sen. Goldwater cites a poll predicting a ten percent GOP vote drop in 1974 without a dramatic turnaround.
A joint class action suit filed in Washington DC seeks release of $9 billion impounded by President Nixon for sewage treatment plants. Pennsylvania would receive $500 million as part of the dispute over federal funds.
CAHS senior Charles Campbell a third year machine shop student built an air compressor from rough cast parts. The completed unit is expected to deliver about 100 pounds of pressure and was valued at over 50 dollars after three months of work across two periods each day.
Warren County Fair officials said the 1974 midway will be the largest yet after signing a contract with Little Richard's Expositions. The pact, arranged in Harrisburg during the State Fair Convention, is described as a coveted agreement by fairmen. Warren County representatives Bob Scott John Lyon Bob Hollabaugh and Max Bennink met with entertainment experts to plan new entertainment approaches for the event.
Penelec says its 465000 customers and the utility cut December electricity use to 44 percent below forecast. No major outages or weather drove the under forecast, with much of the gain from reduced holiday lighting and broader conservation.
Harrisburg AP report notes a House vote setting criminal penalties for selling or distributing obscene material. The measure would punish bookstores theaters and newsstands with up to a $5,000 fine and two years in jail for defying court injunctions. The proposal shifts duty to owners and awaits Senate action.
I H MARTIN KEPPEL president declares the report of condition true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. The document lists totals for demand deposits time and savings deposits deposits of government and state subdivisions certified checks other liabilities and total deposits with reserves on loans and securities and bad debt reserves.
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