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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1975
Page
1
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Apollo astronauts and Soyuz cosmonauts exchanged camaraderie aboard linked orbiting ships in a shuttle diplomacy event. Visitors toured craft, shared meals, and posed for television tours of Russia and the United States, with transfers between ships and a televised news conference planned.
The Corry Jamestown plant faces a union strike as Xerox directs CJ to pack and ship Xerox tooling stored at Route 6. Erie County Judge Fred Anthony issued an injunction blocking TAMAW picketing near the loading area to allow removal of Xerox products.
Norman Tuttle, northern timberlands division manager for Hammermill Paper Co., announces 3,840 acres in Pittsfield Township, Warren County, open to hunting and recreation. The Andrews Run property rights, leased to Garland Fire Dept. for fund raising, will not be renewed to boost hunting pressure on the deer herd. The move aligns with the company's policy of offering public access to its lands for lawful recreation. Police investigate apparent self-inflicted death of Harold A. Hodges, 21, near Sugar Grove. authorities say a gunshot wound to the head is the suspected cause, with no further details released and the inquiry ongoing.
A Cooperstown man, John J. Rodgers, died in a motorcycle car collision on Route 8 near Cherry Tree Hill. Floyd Atkinson of Titusville was driving a southbound car and survived. skid marks and scene details were recorded. Deputy coroner and Titusville ambulance responded. body taken to Franklin Hospital.
Harrisburg Gov. Shapp announced an early morning settlement to end the D day strike by state unemployment and welfare workers. The offer fits fiscal guidelines of an earlier AFSCME agreement while PESHA and PSSU members vote on the deal. Full details were not released and officials prepared to restore services Monday if ratified.
The APSCME announced Thursday that its members approved the July 4 settlement by a 3-1 margin. Seventeen thousand seven hundred eighty two members voted in favor while five thousand nine hundred ninety six voted against. AFSCME represents about 76,000 of Pennsylvania’s 120,000 employees.
Harrisburg AP notes Pennsylvania moves to no fault auto coverage at midnight. Drivers with existing policies auto convert. about a million uninsured motorists must buy now or face penalties. Police预计 leniency early, but penalties possible. shoppers urged to compare firms, via Assigned Risk Plan if needed. aim is personal medical cost coverage and B.
John R. Brennan, 58, a former Ford Motor Co Swiss operations leader, filed a 1.3 million lawsuit in Wayne County Circuit Court alleging alcoholism caused his early retirement. He says long lunches and social duties while rising through Ford contributed to his drinking problem and that Ford offered no help. Ford declined to comment.
The Clymer School Board will present a second proposed budget for the 1975-76 year on July 29. The earlier budget failed at the polls and the new proposal totals 1 581 145 dollars, about 40 000 less than the first. Local taxes may rise from about 19 50 to 19 60 per thousand on true property value. Voting starts at 8 p m with residents replying to a contingency budget risk.
Robert Grice city administrator says the Erie Lackawanna Railroad will move west to Center Street and stay on the job until all city crossings are finished. A minor hitch exists as Center Street work must precede others, with timetable discussions to follow to keep the schedule intact.
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