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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1975

Page

2

Kissinger Sets Out On Europe Trip For Middle East Pact

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heads to Europe for a four day mission aimed at forging a Sinai settlement between Israel and Egypt. He met with Israeli ambassador Simcha Dinitz and later with Soviet envoy Anatoly Dobrynin to discuss diplomacy as Cairo signals willingness to ink a three year pact amid escalating regional tensions.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Europe Sinai Israel Heyptani Toy Task Spt Egypt Kissinger Simcha Dinitz White House Anatoly Dobrynin State Department Robert Anderson

Titusville Hospital Strike Continues Amid Negotiations

In Titusville Pennsylvania 160 nurses maintenance and housekeeping staff strike since 5 a m Tuesday threatening hospital closure. Mayor Joseph Fleming and hospital administrator Joseph Jacobs cite unpaid bills and high uncollectable debts as key factors while union seeks binding arbitration and improved wages. The hospital remains open with auxiliary workers and volunteers.

Titusville, Pa Titusville Hospital Titusville Joseph Fleming Jacobs American Federation of State the Morning News Joseph Jacobs Morning News Fleming Crawford County

Vietnamese Family To Relocate Here In Corry

A Vietnamese family of 14 will arrive in Corry late this week or early next week to establish a new home at 225 East South Street. Sponsored by St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, the head of the family will work as a cook-dishwasher at Country Foods, with other members seeking employment. The move from Indiantown Gap was arranged by the Lutheran Immigration Service, dating back over a month, and the family includes a married couple, their two children, siblings, the husband’s parents, and his wife's grandmother.

Corry St. Paul's Lutheran Chirch East South Street St. Paul's Patrick A. L. Maier Phan Huy ‘Thue Maier Phan Indiantown Gap Lutheran Immigration Service National Council of the Church

Thieves Take $260 From Parked Auto

City police investigate the theft of $260 from a purse in a car left unlocked at the Houte 6 plaza lot. The car owner is Mrs. Lewis Jewell of R D 1 Corry. Her son-in-law Phillip Conners borrowed the car and unaware of the purse, returned to find money missing from several purse compartments. An extra $500 in an envelope was left untouched.

Houte 6 Plaza Lewis Jewell R.D. 1. Corry Jewell Phillip Conners Conners

Charges filed in fatal Findley Lake boat crash

Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office announced charges after a June 22 Findley Lake collision. Debra Scypinski 21 of Kin e died, reportedly struck by a boat as it capsized. Seven others were hurt. William Mead of Eve charged with reckless operation. Steve Gorniak of Erie charged with operating an unregistered boat.

Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office Findley Lake Debra Scypinski Kine William Mead Eve Steve Gorniak Erie

Burning Tree Fire Resisted Return To Light At Hemlock Lakes Park

Spring Creek volunteers battled an unusual blaze that flared twice in a hollow tree hit by lightning during a recent storm near Hemlock Lakes Park. Fire crews doused the tree, cut it above ground, and watered the stump, then returned after a re flame. They finally extinguished the stubborn fire with a two inch line.

Spring Creek Hemlock Lakes Park Stubbord

Talks Slated In Walkout At CJ Plants

Corry Jamestown talks resume as Local 1007 IAMAW and CJ plant aides meet tomorrow at the Corry Motor Inn at 2 30 p m with Federal mediator Pat Mingarelle from Erie present. The session aims to resolve disputed items in the rejected contract proposal including seniority, holiday pay rules, and an economic package.

Corry Jamestown Local 1007 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers LAMAW Corry Motor Inn Pat Mingarelle Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Erie

Ford aims to spend full ten million in 1976 campaign

President Ford's campaign managers want to use the full $10 million allowed under the new law for the 1976 Republican nomination. The committee will likely employ 50 to 55 staffers, far fewer than Nixon's 200 in 1972. Ford faces choices on private versus federal matching funds and where to base the campaign operations led by Howard Callaway and David Packard.

Army Howard H. Callaway David Packard Richard M. Nixon California Howald Reagan Reagan Denet Ford White House Oval Office Mixon Tantly

Two Pennsylvania unions defy court, stay on strike

In Harrisburg a partial state employee strike continues as two unions PSSU and PESEA refuse to return to work five days after a partial agreement. Court notices and police service attempts fail to end the action though talks edge closer. AFSCME had proposed 1.5 percent average raises, while PSSU and PESBA seek 16 percent and broader benefits.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Social Services Union PSSU Pennsylvania Employment Security Employes Association PESEA PESBA American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Afscme Labor and Industry Paul J. Smith Welfare Department

Kissinger Garbage Raid by Enquirer Reporter

Jay Gourley, 27, a National Enquirer reporter, was caught raiding Henry Kissinger's garbage. He talked his way out of arrest after the incident disturbed Kissinger and distressed his wife. Gourley had been assigned to retrieve and sort trash for a story and declined to reveal findings.

Jay Gourley Weekly National Enquirer Henry Kissinger

Sugar price hike signals higher costs for consumers

Sugar retailers may raise prices as wholesale sugar edges up after declines, with refiners confirming modest increases for grocery sugar. The shift, first since last November, suggests higher pantry costs for tea sweeteners and fruit toppings this summer, though experts expect no repeat of last year’s sharp rise.

Gray

Husband Jailed In Fight With Wife

A Titusville family quarrel ended with authorities arresting a man for aggravated assault and threats against his wife Norma Bowling 36 and her husband Joseph 92. Bowling is jailed in Venango County on a 500 bond.

Titusville Norma Bowling R.U. 2 Joseph Bowling Howling Venango County

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