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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1974
Page
3
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EPA urged the Army Corps of Engineers to pause work on the Union City Dam recreation project until further water quality tests and planning are completed. Deputy administrator John R. Quarles warned the proposed conservation pool would age rapidly, hinder water sports, and harm fish spawning amid eutrophication from Wattsburg runoff. The EPA pressed for reduced nutrient inflow, remedial plans, and sanitary treatment facilities for Wattsburg.
Erie County Fieldhouse costs were disclosed for the first time and put at nearly 1.5 million dollars, well above estimates. The Erie County Authority chair outlined financial deficits in a letter to the county commission as Gerald Hagerty, a business associate of Authority Chair John Cochran, submitted the report.
Franklin Area School Board approved bleacher repairs at Miller Sibley Field and rejected lighting and track upgrades. The move may force day games and prompted coach Joseph Stewart to indicate he will resign after this season. Bids showed lighting 7367 dollars, bleachers 97650, track 5600 with alternates.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court voided a Board of Law Examiners decision to admit Herbert Denenberg to the Pennsylvania Bar Association on a technicality. The court ordered the Board to present Denenberg's petition for Supreme Court review, a routine step overlooked when the Board acted last week. The ruling, by a 5-2 margin, leaves open whether Denenberg will ultimately gain bar entry. A separate suit challenges Denenberg's appointment by Republican PUC majority members.
Jamestown General Hospital moves toward a family practice clinic with four or five physicians in a renovated former hospital laundry building. Architects Fisher Creal Hyde & Barnes to prepare plans and specs. estimated $210,000 total cost. projected opening in March.
After a 12 vehicle crash and Sunday explosion on I 7 in Meadville 16 patients were sent to City Hospital. Spencer Hospital questions why all victims went there and calls for Joint Committee study. Ambulance service says policy to keep families together influenced the choice. City Hospital administrator says division would have been better but the response was adequate. State Police say actions followed protocol and disaster plans were activated.
A motorcyclist found a red and black 1969 Plymouth Pary used in Monday's robbery at the North Warren Pennsylvania Bank and Trust. The car was abandoned near Conenango Township, fingerprints were reported, and officials stored it as auditors estimate the loss around forty one thousand dollars.
A new all metal firehall is under construction in Spartansburg at Mechanic and Main streets. The 60 by 70 foot building will house three vehicles and include a meeting room kitchen offices and guest rooms. Total cost is about 43000 with 13000 raised by a fund drive and the rest to be mortgaged. The structure to be bought from Tri-Lute Steel Company Harborcreek and built by volunteers.
JAMESTOWN N Y As the states motion for an emergency session of the Second U S Circuit Court of Appeals concerning the Chautauqua Lake Bridge is granted and should the court overturn Judge John T Curtin s injunction it is doubtful the project would resume this construction season according to George Mack project manager for Raymond International We ve already moved equipment from the site and the complexion of the job has changed He said adding that negotiations between his firm and the state were necessary before construction could resume Because of short construction season in the area because of winter Mack said he could see no way construction could begin until at least April should the appeal be successful He said there was no truth to rumors that Raymond International wfjom ted the injunction on its 14 million contract for the bridge substructure because it Underbid He said the Texas based company is involed in bridge work all over the country in denying the Chautauqua Lake bridge substructure was underbid Minor problems have been encountered with the last test piling but he said the program of testing the lake bottom for support of a bridge should be completed within two weeks He discounted as unfounded claims the lake s bottom is incapable of supporting the structure
Federal agriculture officials report Western Pennsylvania summers storms caused limited crop damage. Hay crops suffered after three late June storms, but overall impact minimal. Farmers fear drought could worsen, with Karl Kuzma warning of trouble if rains do not arrive in about ten days.
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