Corry presses for road funds at state Transportation Commission
Corry and nearby area interests urged the Pennsylvania Transportation Commission to recommend immediate state funding for deteriorating roads. Dennis Frushone led the Corry Chamber of Commerce appeal with photos of damaged routes, arguing money is the only path to repair now, while officials noted the area ranks low on priority lists versus urban regions. Senator Budd Dwyer and Rep. Victor Westerberg attended as advocates for faster action and possible higher- cost rebuilding if delays persist.
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Corry
State Transportation Commission
Cross Creek Resort
Titusville
Erie
Meadville
Commission
Corry Evening Journal
Jacob Kassab
Dennis Frushone
Department of Transportation
Kassab
Erie County
Vincent Kennerknecht
Frushone
Journal
William S. Eaton
Paul Blakeslee
Concord Township
Democratic Committee
Blakeslee
R. Budd Dwyer
Dwyer
Pennsylvania
Victor J. Westerberg
McKean
Senate
House
Westerberg
Tion Committee
Robert Grice
Streets
Pennsylvania ‘Transportation Commission
Stalled Budget Hamstrings Pennsylvania Budget Talks
Harrisburg protests persist as six negotiators Deadlock over a July 1 budget. Up to 2,000 state workers and welfare recipients plan to rally while welfare payments remain halted. Legal action and cross state weather notes accompany the stalemate in this high tension budget clash.
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Harrisburg
Corry
Welfare Department
State General Assembly
House
Senate
The
Penn
Hopkins Bill Would Force Car Coverage
Rep Forest W Hopkins introduces compulsory liability insurance for all motor vehicle owners before registration renewal. He cites a 1972 State Transportation Department finding that 6.4 percent of accident-causing drivers had no insurance, estimating over 400000 uninsured cars on Pennsylvania highways.
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Forest W. Hopkins
Hopkins
State Transportation Department
Pennsylvania
Mitchell Says Nixon's Been Lowering Boom
AP report notes John N Mitchell says President Nixon has been lowering the boom on Watergate participants since April, aligning with actions he should have taken. Sen. Daniel Inouye questions whether any others were affected beyond fired counsel John Dean TIT, as Mitchell says Nixon sought to shield him from Watergate fallout.
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Washington
John N Mitchell
Nixon
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
White House
John W. Dean Tit
Mitchell
Inouye
Dean
House
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrrlichman
Car Rams Tree Two Girls Hurt
A teenage Union City motorist and a younger girl were treated for minor injuries after a one car crash on Route 178. Debby J. Alexander, 18, was listed in good condition and Cheryl L. Hamilton, 14, was treated and released from Union City Memorial Hospital. The car struck a tree after veering off the road, with damage listed at $1,200.
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Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Debby J. Alexander
Cheryl L. Hamilton
R.D
Corry
Paul Faith
Alexander
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