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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1971

Page

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Hope Of Ending AR Strike Fades Away

Washington AP labor talks broke off amid deadlock over work rules on a major railroad strike involving Union and four railroads. Mediators to meet separately as pressure grows for legislation to end the walkout affecting 20 percent of rail cargo and shipments of coal and food.

Washington Labor Department W.J. Usery Jr Usery United Nation Union Southern Union Pacific Southern Pacific Norfolk and Western Lines Nixon UTA Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Alton & Southern Houston Belt & Terminal Duluth Mesabi & Iron Range Joliet & Eastern Bessemer Lake Erie Baltimore & Ohio Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago Rock Island and

Manhunt Rain Out As Suspect Freed In Truck Theft

Charges dropped for Paul Theuret 19 of Titusville after he rode in a stolen truck driven by Robert Dosch also of Titusville. Dosch, pursued by State Police, fled on Lyons Road. a rainstorm stopped the manhunt. Dosch later jailed in Venango County on $1,000 bond.

Titusville Corry Lawrence Park Paul Theuret Robert M. Dosch Theuret Oil City Dosch Paul Dell Barbour Millcreek Venango County

Missing Stop Sign Blamed in Columbus Crash

A missing stop sign at Main and Market in Columbus caused a crash injuring Mrs. Larry Miller 19 of R D 2 Corry. Three cars damaged total 1250 dollars as authorities investigate theft and replacement timing. Police report Janet Hajee 16 and Charles Bush 68 involved. no other injuries. A separate Erie incident saw Thomas Tell 21 hospitalized after losing control and entering a creek bed during a Spring Creek Township accident. Further investigations ongoing by state troopers.

Columbus Corry Main Market Streets Larry Miller R.D. 2 Janet Hajee Concord Street Main Street Market Street Charles Bush B.D. 2 Wattsburg Bush Erie Corry Memorial Hospital Thomas Tell Spring Creek Tell

No Polygraph Tests Ordered In IGA Case

Assistant District Attorney James Dailey stated that no Corry police officers were ordered to take polygraph tests in the IGA burglary investigation. He said rumors of such tests were false, noting the approach involved Chief Charles Sutton and Assistant Chief Kenneth Nichols along with State Police Lt. George Martin, who all decided against polygraphs. Reynolds and Farley, former officers, will appear before the Erie County grand jury convening August 23, though no appearance date is set.

IGA Corry James Dailey Dailey Charles Sutton Kenneth Nichols George Martin Warren Reynolds Richard Farley Erie County Grand Jury Reynolds Farley

Planners To Hear Housing Appeal In Wayne Township

The Wayne Township Planning Commission will meet tomorrow night to consider Cliff Buesink’s plan for a residential development on West Smith Street extension just west of Hillcrest Drive. The meeting, at 8:30 p.m. in the township building, is open to the public and Hillcrest Drive residents say they will oppose the proposal.

Wayne Township Planning Commission Cliff Buesink West Smith Street Hillcrest Drive The Journal

Apollo 15 Engine Firing Set to Test Moon Landing Feasibility

Apollo 15 astronauts prepare for an early one second burn to test ignition of the main engine and determine if a lunar landing is possible. Mission Control moved the firing to 2 05 p m EDT, with backup systems ready if ignition fails.

Glynn Lunney Lunney Manned Spacecraft Center Lunar Earth Moon

Pa Senate Passes 2.78 Billion Budget With Quick Tax Outlook

The Pennsylvania Senate approved a 2.78 billion general funding bill early today after a GOP-Democrat coalition fracture. The vote 26 to 21 clears the way for House action on Gov. Shapp’s proposed 2.5 percent flat tax. House members discuss possible revisions amid pressure from labor groups and business interests.

Senate Harrisburg House Shapp Robert D. Fleming Allegheny County and Sons T. Newell Wood R-Luzerne Frederick Hobbs R-Schuylkill Thomas M. Nolan Allegheny County William E. Duffield Fayette County

Four hundred thousand fish killed in French Creek spill from Agway

State agencies seek 220000 in damages from Agway Inc in Union City and Kerr-McKee Chemical Co in Conneautville over a giant fish kill in French Creek that wiped out about 400000 fish. A Conneautville spill risks 95000 after it took responsibility for a Conneaut Creek kill last May with 202000 fish dying.

Department of Environmental Resources DER The Fish Commission Agway Inc Union City Kerr- McKee Chemical Co Conneautville Agway French Creek Conneaut Creek DEA and Fish Commission

Lockheed Aid Faces Setbacks as Vote Controversy Grows

Washington Senators blocked swift action on a 250 million dollar government backing for Lockheed. Aimed at stabilizing Lockheed’s TriStar series, the bill would broaden aid to other troubled firms and impose a 20 day notice requirement to Congress. Debates stalled with a failed cloture vote and looming recess as the House prepares to debate the identical measure.

Washington Lockheed Aircraft Corp Nixon Tertioen House Lockheed Aid Stevenson II D-Ill Lockheed Senate Congress Senate Banking Commiitee

Jamestown Gun Victim Charged After Police Struggle

Jamestown man Terry Littlefield, 22, was shot in the abdomen during a two hour standoff with police at his home as officers tried to disarm him after he threatened self harm with a shotgun. He remains in satisfactory condition at WCA Hospital. Police charged him with second degree reckless endangerment.

Jamestown N.Y Wca Terry Littlefield Littlefield James Heil William Pickart Heil Pickart

Pros Get 30000 From Chautauqua Safe Burglary

Burglars described as professionals stole about $30000 from two safes at the Colonnade Building on the shores of Chautauqua Lake. Acetylene torches were used to cut into a large wall safe and four small safes inside a vault. Sheriff Merle Campaign's spokesman said deputies were on the scene and no further details were available.

Chautauqua Chautauqua County Sheriffs Sheriff's Department Journal Chautauqua Lake Merle A

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