Corry Sees Spring Construction Boom Across Town
Corry and environs show a spring construction surge with new homes, a National Bank of Corry expansion, and multiple improvements. Permits from May to present total about 4.6 million, plus sidewalk programs and three new bridges. Major highway work along Route 6 and North Center threatens several homes and will shift streets in coming months. Local development includes Dodd Tavernmint and Urs. glunstment projects, with city remodeling plans under way.
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Local notices and incidents flood Titusville area
A mix of small town items includes a dog bite treated at Corry Memorial Hospital, food distribution recertification requirements at the State Armory, and cautions that only the head of the family or an approved proxy may collect surplus food. Funeral services set for attorney J. Wil Frampton, 73, Erie area leader. Shoplifting arrests in Titusville, a Johnson car accident, and a weather outlook ahead. Also noted are public health efforts with Sahin polio vaccine, merged Titusville school board meeting, history events in Predque Isle Peninsula, and a fatal shotgun death ruled a suicide in Spartansburg. Local crime, transportation, and public notices wrap the day.
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Algeria Seeks Alignment With Russia Amid Cold War Ties
A cryptic report notes Algeria leaning toward Russia amid Soviet influence and U.S. responses. The piece mentions elder advisers and government figures such as Eugene Sables, discussing potential shifts in foreign policy, defense, and cooperation during a tense period.
Pa Farms Dry Scranton Urges Federal Help
U S Rep William Scranton R Pa appeals for emergency federal action to ease drought effects on Pennsylvania farmers He urges low priced loan programs soil bank rule waivers to let dairy herds remain in hayfields and faster deployment of emergency relief to prevent disaster in hard hit counties Also reports drought worsens hay harvests streams and springs with fire risk and livestock concerns Paragraph about Maxwell Smith urging non political staff retention in the state highway department appears as part of a separate note.
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A fragmented OCR item mentions a senatorial context with unclear phrasing about a cast, examination, or testimony. The readable elements show references to a political figure and a procedural action, but decisive details are missing.
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