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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1973

Page

2

Erie County Industry Still Strong Across Diverse Plants

Erie County and Corry show broad industrial diversity with the Viking Plastics plant joining Erie County Plastics Corp. The county reports a $1.25 billion annual industrial value, ranking 12th in employment and 13th in output among Pennsylvania counties, with 44,000 manufacturing jobs and a $385 million wage bill. Millcreek and Lawrence Park contribute most jobs, Corry and other towns hold smaller clusters, while heavy industry remains dominant in transportation, metals, and machinery.

Erie County Corry Viking Plastics Erie County Plastics Corp Erie Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Millcreek Lawrence Park Millcreek Township Lawrence Park Township Union City Girard Borough North East Borough Lake City Fairview Township Fairview Borough Albion Wesleyville Girard Edinboro

Indian chiefs and government subsidies linked to tribal influence

Government funds flow to tribal chiefs via NTCA contracts and consulting fees. Memo notes Treasury financing for chiefs convention and proposed FY 1973 contract of 299532. Interior officials push to use chiefs as voice, while dissenters and water rights battles color the pattern.

National Tribal Chairmen’s Association NTCA Louis Bruce Interior Department Harrison Loesch Fort Peck

Totten Trust in Savings Accounts for Niece Explains Possession

A Totten trust places funds in a savings account for a niece. Upon the uncle's death the money belongs to the named beneficiary, the niece. Banks require a death certificate of the trustee and proof of beneficiary before releasing funds.

Government Seeks to Curb Self Harm With Seat Belt Edict

The piece debates expanding laws requiring seat belts across four states and contemplating 17 others, with possible fines or jail for noncompliance. It critiques government protection goals, FDA food and dye concerns, and debates health care expansion while questioning civil liberties and enforcement.

Mead Park plan approved for summer improvements in Corry

Directors of the Mead Park Association approved a 2485 dollar program of summer park improvements including four new fountains, enclosing 11 existing fountains in stone, adding 300 feet of water pipe to the Little League field, five new fireplaces, and rest room plumbing and partitions with a gravel walk.

Mead Park Association

Dow Jones capers explained by Cunniff analysis

John Cunniff explains mutual funds and pensions influence on stock swings. He notes the Dow Jones average shows larger swings from single issues due to its smaller stock base. Meigs foresees more stability as economic conditions normalize despite ongoing daily volatility.

New York J. Meigs Argus Research Washington Dow Jones Capers John Cunniff Meigs Stock Exchange Dow

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