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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1975
Page
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Swiss authorities raised the tax on all newly deposited foreign funds to near prohibitive levels as part of a sweeping effort to curb inflows from abroad.
AP reports Rep. Henry Reuss defeats Wright Patman for the House Banking Committee chair 152 to 117 after a Democratic caucus vote. First round totals had Reuss 120 Patman 90 Stephens 58. Caucus rules require a majority of votes cast for election.
HARRISBURG AP Legislative leaders say state government must tighten its belt to avoid new taxes in 1975. Gov Shapp vows no new taxes while possible cutbacks and program reviews loom. House and Senate leaders warn on rising unemployment and welfare costs and the need to protect services if finances worsen.
A 16 year old Corry boy identified as David Aldrich lost the middle finger on one hand while operating a circular saw in Corry Area High School wood shop. The incident occurred yesterday during wood cutting and the youth was treated by medical staff and listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. Superintendent Charles W Krepps Jr continues to investigate to determine exactly what happened.
At Mead Park Association's reorganization meeting the board decided to postpone felling 158 diseased trees, mostly black cherry, pending further discussion. Forester had marked them for removal and bids would be required if pursued. Leo Hoover was elected president Norman Edinger vice president and Mrs Roger Grape secretary.
Corry officials vow action on neglected state routes as PennDOT balks at minor potholes. Councilman Calderone pushes for city patching using $1,500 in material plus federal revenue sharing funds. Sen. Budd Dwyer pledges pressure on PennDOT as local staff debate the cost and feasibility.
Police Chief Kenneth Nichols announced PennDOT funding approval for a third patrol car and a Breathalyzer. The city will station cars on both sides of the railroad tracks and train six officers at the Meadville State Police Academy to operate the new device, reducing trips to Hamot Medical Center.
A Bear Lake youth, Patrick Dean, 17, was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter and related charges in the shooting death of his 52-year-old adoptive father John Edward Dean on Sept 7 at the Bear Lake home. The jury of eight men and four women found him not guilty on all counts after a two-day trial.
The Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce announces a series of breakfast meetings at 8am on the first Tuesday of each month at the Corry Motor Inn. Open to all division members and employees, attendance is Dutch Treat. Topics include customer relations in-store training displays advertising and downtown renewal plans.
The U S dollar sank to a new low in Zurich, dropping about 1 percent to 2,4965 Swiss francs amid state bank support. Gold prices slid across Europe with London opening at 174 25 an ounce and Zurich trading near 174 50, as dealers cite weak U S rates and global financial ripples.
Washington AP Congress presses tax relief while Ford energy plan stalls. Lawmakers plan tax abatement hearings on Ford and Democratic proposals, blocking the $3 a barrel oil import tax to explore options. Ford warns of Middle East tension, backs Kissinger and cautions against a forced oil-field takeover. He cites possible $300 million more military aid for South Vietnam.
A car and three school buses collided on Sunback Road east of Spartansburg early today. No injuries were reported as the 1974 auto and the bus sustained damage totaling about $4,000 and $500 respectively. Drivers Frederick E B Wenzel of Saeger town and Edgar L Hennigh of Spartansburg were not hurt. Trooper Paul Faith investigated.
Colza water, once viewed as unlimited, is now treated as a real resource. Columbus Township asked Columbus to run a water line to Colza Cars on East Main street extension, with Colza to pay for installation. Council debated water burden and new wells, then approved the line four to one, Halfast voting against.
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