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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
4
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Asson was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Aikens of Sherman at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday. Mrs Aikens is the former Susan Corbett. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs David Imhoff of R D 2 Corry at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday. Mrs Imhoff is the former Cathy Eastman. Keith Jukes of Clymer at Corry Jukes is the former Elaine Cochran.
Harrisburg Pa AP public utility commissions cannot adequately fight inflation and in Pennsylvania are far too utility oriented to do the job for the Price Commission. Louis J Carter newest PUC member says state commissions cannot regulate utilities to avert inflation and that their laws protect utilities from inflation harm. He notes the issue in a letter to Price Commission chairman C Jackson Grayson Jr and is joined by Philip P Kalodner counsel. Carter argues utilities with regulated profits should accept inflation hedges and be treated accordingly.
Ice jams restricted the Allegheny River and Oil Creek causing minor basement flooding in Oil City. National Weather Service issued a flood watch for the Oil City area warning of possible flooding until the ice moves out. Downtown merchants said the situation is routine and pumps will run until waters recede.
The National Science Foundation has granted Texas A&M University 250000 for physics research at the Cyclotron Institute in College Station.
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