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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
4
On Sunday June 27 the What have you got to lose? A Free Day of eating boating water skiing fun and games is offered by the Corry JayCees Line- O- Ads promoting a membership drive. Call Mike Fava or Larry Gustafson for details.
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AP report says Anatoly Fedoseyev, a Soviet defector, is described by some British authorities as a minor electronics engineer rather than the key space scientist once claimed, while others say he was a significant official linked to Soyuz and lunar programs. The British government grants him stay and manages access to the embassy.
Chief Cole C. Martin plans retirement after decades as a fireman. Fellow firefighters honor him with a radio that can receive fire calls, symbolizing his long service and leadership in the department.
Erie County employment stands at 108,800, up 2,000 from April, with 1,800 fewer people at work than May 1970 and unemployment at 4.9 percent. Manufacturing adds 2, 000 with gains in nonelectrical machinery, furniture, and rubber products, while losses occur in primary metals and electrical machinery.
Information Desk Volunteer Wednesday Afternoon lists Mrs. Frank Graft and Mrs. Walter Krupa as admitted or discharged in a community update. It mentions multiple residents and addresses in Clyde, Spartansburg, Corry, Union City, Sugar Grove, Bear Lake, and Clymer, including children and parents, with several discharged individuals.
Former Gov William Scranton and Lt Gov Ernest P Kline urged state revenue sharing before 1600 delegates of the State Association of Boroughs arguing it strengthens taxpayer voice and local autonomy. Kline opposed a 3 percent funding bill while urging borough input as planners for a local revenue plan. Mayor Flaherty warned taxpayers could face higher real estate taxes without a program.
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