Strike Talk In Corry Fact Or Fiction
In Corry labor talks at Associated Spring and Cooper Industries face rumors of possible strikes as contracts near expiry. Company reps and union officials say talks continue with optimism but avoid specifics, while rank and file rumors hint at a broader contract revamp and potential walkouts if no breakthrough occurs.
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Corry
Rick Martin
Cooper Industries
Associated Spring
Journal
William Helmintoller
Robert Rafferty
Associated 5
Helmintoller
Robert Raffery
Raffery
Clarence Peterson
International Association of Machinists
Tmne
Peterson
Stank & File
Rank and
Carter calls for new consumer protection agency
President Carter urged Congress to form a consumer protection agency to give quiet and unorganized consumers a voice equal to big business. He and Esther Peterson spoke to more than 200 supporters in the Executive Office Building.
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Carter
Congress
Agency For
Consumer Protection
Esther Peterson
Moluccans Fire At TV Towers Near Hijacked Train
South Moluccan terrorists opened fire on television towers near their hijacked train to avoid day and night police observation. A Justice Ministry spokeswoman said no injuries were reported.
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Assen
The
Netherlands
Justice Ministry
Toos Faber
Faber
Watchrabbit Harvey Guards ASPCA Offices in Manhattan
AP reports the ASPCA keeps an attack rabbit named Harvey on duty at its Manhattan offices to deter burglars. Harvey, an adult gray and white rabbit, bit six people previously and is not up for adoption. officials say he will stay to protect premises.
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New York
ASPCA
Animal Society
Manhattan
Harvey
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Gordon Wright
Department of Health
Wright
FBI Probes Alleged Gifts Ties to Pennsylvania LCB
FBI investigations focus on alleged illegal gifts and kickbacks between liquor firms and the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. SEC earlier probes show possible patterns of gifts, loans, and merchandising incentives. Officials say several board members and firms could be involved. no subpoenas confirmed for current members.
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Philadelphia
FBI
State Liquor Control Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S. Adv
David W. Marston
Charles Jacquin
Winner
SEC
Washington D.C
Marston
Pennsylvania
Shapp Backs Higher Local Income Tax Plan in PA
Gov. Shapp supports a bill to let most Pennsylvania local governments impose income taxes to reduce property taxes. The plan could raise about $1 billion a year, with 90 percent to rollback property tax, and 100 million to fund schools and local government.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Martin Margolis
Margolis
Philadelphia
Nab Boy 15 Cited In 23 Thefts At Corry High School
A 15 year old boy was arrested after a janitor found wallets and purses in his locker. Police say he admitted to 23 thefts at Corry Area High School with 11 wallets recovered. Authorities plan to cite him in Juvenile Court.
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Corry Area High School
Vo-Tech
No Ordinary Death By Own Action In Boulder Case
Edward Nylander 29, Oberlin alumnus and self styled guru, sent friends a death photo and a printed letter detailing contact after death. His charred body was found in a cave beside gasoline, posed with a skull in his lap. He had hinted at suicide in a letter to his parents. A Boulder coroner ruled the death as self inflicted.
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Boulder
Colo
Edward Nylander
Nylander
Oberlin College
Ohio
George Nylander
Oberlin
Europe
University of Colorado
Art Hoffman
Denver
Hoffman
Storm Products Co
Broomfield
Co-op Effort Develops Summer Rec Program
Councilwoman Barbara Mack, director of parks and recreation, reports ongoing work to create a city summer recreation program for Corry. Aiming for a June 6 city council decision, the plan blends city funding, YMCA staffing, and school facilities. Pending equipment procurement and staffing details, a rotating playground schedule and a recreational baseball program are expected, with federal funding possibly subsidizing staff costs.
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Corry
Barbara Mack
Parks and Recreation
YMCA
Mack
Parents sue over banned school books in Lisbon Falls Maine
Sixteen parents of high school students in Lisbon Falls Maine plan to file suit in U S District Court in Portland. They seek access to books barred by the school English department including Alexander Solzhenitsyn One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich.
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Lisbon Falls
Maine
U.S. District Court
Portland
Prudence Grant
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Ivan Denisovich
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Joseph Guciano
United Auto Workers
LCB
Henry Kaplan
Daniel Pennick
Ralph Barnett
William 2. Scott
Mount Pocono
SCB
Scott
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