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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1974
Page
1
Bal bee d they must ad May energy crisis piece
Bal efforts to address rising energy costs face scrutiny as officials debate potential measures. The plan aims to stabilize prices while supporting households, with discussions referencing a six percent target and broader economic impact.
City reshuffles top posts as city engineer moves to advisory role
The city council approved a major personnel alignment as city engineer administrator David A. Johnson resigns effective August 1. Johnson will consult on engineering tasks for the rest of the year at a $5,000 fee and Robert Grice will assume full administrator duties with a salary rise to $11,200. Marie McCray’s role as secretary to the engineer-administrator is noted for back-page continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Johnson
Johnson
Benjamin Calderone
Robert Grice
Calderone
Marie McCray
Want A Cure False Alarms Gangs Still Puzzle City
A report by Police Chief Kenneth Nichols on two false alarms from youths spurred a long City Council discussion. The panel debated costs of false alarms, youth nuisance downtown, and police workload while praising the police force’s current strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puzzle City
Kenneth Nichols
Nichols
William Halfast
Calderone
David Miller
Miller
Council
Halfast
The
Journal
FBI
David Johnson
City Accepts Bid For New Traffic Lights
City Council accepted the low bid of 78 44 from Municipal Sales o Bethel Pa for installing new traffic signals at seven lighted intersections. The other bids were 102000 from Traffic Control and Engineering Co Bridgeville Pa and 95788 from Radio Emergency Light Co Erie. The project, funded by 25000 liquid fuels funds and federal revenue sharing, proceeds now amid inflation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Sales O
Bethel
Traffic Control and Engineering Co
Bridgeville
Radio Emergency’ Light’Co
Erie
David Johnson
Benjamin Calderone
William Halfast
Businessman Helped Hijack Escape from Nagoya Plane
AP reports Milton M. Richmond of Chicago, a 48 year old American businessman aboard a Japanese Air Lines flight hijacked near Nagoya, says he suggested the plan that allowed 85 people to escape. Richmond claimed he urged stewardesses to open rear emergency exits while the hijacker, Akira Iwakoshi, spoke with airport officials by radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japanese Air Lines
Nagoya
Milton M. Richmond
Chicago
Akira Iwakoshi
CMH Officials Silent On Union Move At Corry Memorial
Corry Memorial Hospital officials declined comment on union organizing efforts begun yesterday to unionize all hospital employees. Organizers Gerald Hinchey and Donald Pembleton are mailing materials and may pursue a mail campaign. Hospital aides disputed the reported ejection of union reps, while officers said a board statement is expected after tomorrow night’s trustees meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Paul C. Roche
Board of
Gerald Hinchey
Pittsburgh
Service Employes International Union
Afl-Cio
CLC
Donald L. Pembleton
Buffalo
CMH
Kenneth Nichols
Hinchey
Pembleton
Board of Trustees
Colson Testimony Clouded Nixon Aides and Break-in Ties
Former White House aide Charles Colson faced a second day of House Judiciary Committee questioning as Republicans push for evidence bolstering Nixon's impeachment defense. Colson, who pleaded guilty to obstruction in the Ellsberg-Pentagon Papers probe, argued Nixon did not know in advance of the 1971 break-in, though some members interpreted his testimony as suggesting advance knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Charles W. Colson
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Charles Wiggins
James D. St. Clair
Colson
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Albert Jenner
George Danielson
D-Calif
Caldwell Butler
R-Va
Wiggins
Danielson
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
Lewis Fielding
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ehrlichman
Fielding
Committee
Peter W. Rodino Jr
DNJ
Herbert W. Kalmbeh
Mohn
Ehrli¢himan
Charles Odiciary
Yester W. Colson
House
Peter Rodino
D.N.J
Makarios Alive as Cyprus Crisis Looms in UN Session
The Associated Press reports Archbishop Makarios remains alive after being ousted by Cyprus rebels as a new government forms. Britain grants him entry to sovereign bases while he may head to a UN Security Council session. Cyprus guards impose dusk to dawn curfew and warn of execution for violators amid ongoing fighting in Nicosia and major cities. The UN Security Council is convened in New York, with Waldheim confirming Makarios is sound. Turkey accuses Greece of intervention and seeks Britain's help to preserve independence and balance of power on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Britain
Makarios
Cyprus
Government of National Salvation
Mediterranean
U.N. Security Council
New York
Cyprus National Guard
Broadcasting Service
Nicosia
Larnaca
Famagusta
Limassol
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
James Callaghan
House of Commons
London
Ankara
Bulent Heevit
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Ecevit
Convicts Surrender After 105-Hour Courthouse Siege
Two armed convicts, Frank Gorham Jr and Robert N Jones, surrendered to law officers after a 105 hour siege at the U.S. District Courthouse. They had seized eight hostages, forced a duct escape attempt, exchanged gunfire with officers, and were flown to the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary after surrendering at Andrews Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Frank Gorham Jr
Robert N. Jones
Atlanta
Gorham
Jones
Algeria
District of Columbia
Maurice Cullinane
Cullinane
Andrews Air Force Base
Maloney Named New Fire Chief by City Council
The Stanford Hose Co to fill vacancy after Thomas Lathrop’s resignation. James Maloney, previously serving as second assistant chief, is named chief with Charles Weston remaining first assistant chief. Leo Neckers is chosen for second assistant chief. Safety Director Halfast motioned to accept, council approved unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Co
Thomas Lathrop
James Maloney
Charles Weston
Weston
Leo Neckers
William Halfast
Council
Home Murderer Sentenced to 99 Years Each
Elmer Wayne Henley, 18, was sentenced to six 99 year terms for his role in the Houston mass murder spree. The jury found him guilty of beating and killing six youths, including ages 15 to 18. Defense plans appeals as attorney Will Gray objected to many trial charges and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Elmer Wayne Henley
Houston
Will Gray
Gray
Henley
Mildred Voelkel
Charles C. Cobble
Marty Ray Jones
Frank Anthony
Augtie
Johnny Delone
William Ray Lawrence
Homer Garcia
Mary Henley
Preston Dial
Blood shortage in western New York eases after tailspin
Jamestown N Y Red Cross official Peter Von Berg says the blood supply fell below emergency level last week but has begun to improve. He notes summer vacations slow donations and that region covering Chautauqua Cattaraugus Erie and Niagara counties should stay adequate rest of summer while other areas like Massachusetts Utah Kansas City Nashville report shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N.Y
Peter von Berg
American Red Cross
New York
von Berg
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Erie
Niagara
VonBerg
United States
Red Cross
Massachusetts
Utah
Kansas City
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Associated Press
Maloney
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