Stairways Prep New Erie Youth Center Satellite
Gtorie Ebratt and Steven Blair from Stairways in Erie plaster paint at 127 North Center Street to ready the old Youth Center as a Stairways satellite set to open in September. Volunteers from Corry Jaycees and local youth aid the remodeling. local chairs for rehab problems are Mrs. Louis Morrow, Marian Remington, and Eleanor Russell.
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Gtorie—Ebratt
Steven Blair
Erie
North Center Street
Corry Jaycees
Social Center For
Louis Morrow
Marian Remington
Eleanor Russell
Ms. Ebratt
Pryor
Pennsylvania Delegates Questioned in Reform Probe
An investigation for the Democratic party found nearly 40 percent of Pennsylvania delegates for Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie violated reform rules. The report by hearing examiner B Michael Rauh cites under representation of young people and women and questions the selection procedure in Philadelphia and statewide slates. If accepted, 45 of the 114 delegates could be replaced with younger and female members, though numbers for each candidate may stay the same. Governor Milton J Shap and United Steelworkers Union president J W Abel were among the at large delegates noted.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Sens
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
B. Michael Rauh
Washington
Democratic Organization
Suara
Muskie
Rauh
Humphrey
Stephen A. Sheller
Rah
Raul
Credentials Committee
Democratic State
Legislators Pay Raise Protest Moves Formed
Corry City Council considers formal protest against General Assembly salary hikes. Erie Pittsburgh and Philadelphia councils are urged to back the move as residents write to Sen. R. Budd Dwyer and Rep. Forest Hopkins. Proposed rise from about 10 000 to 19 200 plus 6 000 expenses could reach 30 more percent.
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Corry
General Assembly
Erie
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
R. Budd Dwyer
Forest Hopkins
State Attorney General
Commonwealth Compensation Commission
Cappabianca
Supreme Court overturns use of death penalty nationwide
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that the death penalty as applied in the United States violates the Constitution, removing existing sentences from about 600 inmates. The majority cited equal protection and humane concerns, while dissents urged legislative options and cautioned against broad abolition.
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Supreme Court
Washington
United States
William C. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Georgia
Texas
Douglas
Burger
Blackmun
GOP Seeks Budget Move Split From Flood Aid Debate
In Harrisburg Senate Republicans push to separate flood relief from the 1972 78 budget and trim spending. They say flood funds should be handled by a separate bill while Democrats aim to keep flood aid tied to the budget to block GOP votes. A final vote and conference committee loom as Shapp urges a Saturday budget passage.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Shapp
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Robert Fleming
R-Allegheny
Robert Rovner
Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Rayner
Red Tape Hinders U S Aid For Flooded Pennsylvanians
Gov Milton J Shapp asks legislature for 50 million in disaster funds as federal flood relief faces red tape. He faults federal officials for delayed help while 9,500 Wilkes Barre area homes damaged and 6,500 people in Red Cross shelters. State damages reach 1.3 billion.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Wilkes-Barre
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Farmer rejects 10000 reward for returning hijacked ransom
Lowell F Elliott, a 61 year old Peruvian farmer, refused a $10000 gift from American Airlines after returning $500000 found in a field. He says honesty should be worth more and would accept 25,000 or 5 percent of the ransom, while noting his limited income and plans to use any money for farm expenses. His wife Mildred, 54, described them as poor and worried about health issues.
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Peru
Ind
Lowell F Elliott
American Airlines
St. Louis
Toronto
Elliott
Frank W. Bodwell
American
Indianapolis
New York
Mildred
Bodwell
IGA Cited Will Ask Hearing On Charge
The Corry IGA may be the sole supermarket open Sunday as other stores close after being cited and fined 100 dollars for remaining open last Sunday. Quality Markets plans to close Sunday to avoid further charges, according to manager Kenneth Winchell.
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IGA
Corry Iga
Quality Markets
Kenneth Winchell
A&p
Ivan Downey
Rochester
Loblaw
Boyd Jaggs
Jaggi
Jaggs
Warren
Red Cross Here Kicks Off Fund Drive in Corry
The American Red Cross Corry Chapter launches Operation Re-seed a $1000 goal to aid flood relief in Pennsylvania as part of a nationwide $10 million drive. Donations welcome at local collection points, by mail, or via pickup calls. James Grice notes funds first aid victims locally then to state and national relief efforts.
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American Red Cross
Corry
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
Thomas Grice
Journal
National Fund
YMCA
Marine Bank
National Bank of Corry
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Richard's
Leed's
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Rule Newsmen Must Testify
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that newsmen have no special right to refuse grand jury cooperation. The decision, in three cases, states the Constitution does not exempt newsmen from the duty to appear and provide information relevant to the grand jury. It rejects immunity for material gathered from confidential sources.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nixon Enacts Price Controls on Fresh Farm Produce
President Nixon issued an executive order extending price controls to fresh fruits eggs vegetables and seafood after the first farmer sale. The order removes the exemption on raw agricultural products limiting impact to wholesale and retail levels, while processed meats remain under controls.
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Washington
Nixon
Agnes Stalls Welfare Funds Delayed By Hurricane Agnes
Welfare recipients in Crawford County face a few extra days for checks due to last week's Harrisburg flood disrupting office routines. Erie and Warren Counties expect timely deliveries with Crawford mailings late by two or three days. Crawford officials said checks were mailed last night though no official word arrived. Erie officials expect Monday delivery. Warren anticipates checks due Wednesday with no anticipated delays.
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Crawford County
Erie
Warren
Crawford County Board of Assistance
Harrisburg
Erie County Board of Assistance
Warren County
The
Journal
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Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
E. Burger
Harry A. Blackbuun
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H Rehnquist
Brennan
Marshall
Stewart
White
GOP
U.S
Commerce
Walter G. Arader
Phillip Segal
Northwest Red Cross Division
Oie
Johnstown
Red Cross Committee
Helen Davison
Frank Dodd
Robert Grice
Bulletin
Agnes
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