Vote on ID 43 Referred in Assembly Line
A brief notice notes that vote on identification 43 moves through the line in the assembly, with transit to the next stage and expected timing for decision pending further scheduling.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1976
Page
1
A brief notice notes that vote on identification 43 moves through the line in the assembly, with transit to the next stage and expected timing for decision pending further scheduling.
Pennsylvania Governor Mitton Shapp said he would finish no better than fourth in the Florida presidential primary and will remain a contender until the Democratic national convention in July. He criticized Henry Jackson for exploiting the busing issue and defended his long term investment plan while expressing disappointment over his Massachusetts showing.
Wholesale prices dropped five-tenths of a percent in February, the sharpest fall in about a year, with farm prices down 2.3 percent while industrial goods rose 0.3 percent. The Labor Department noted declines in live poultry and livestock, fuels and power, and crude materials, signaling easing inflation and possible lower consumer prices ahead.
Indiana Senator Birch Bayh suspended his active campaign citing depleted treasury after a seventh place Massachusetts result. He urged backers to stay involved, spoke briefly in New York, and did not endorse any candidate. Florida primary looms as a key test for Wallace Carter Jackson and Reagan Ford race dynamics.
A $25,000 fire swept the former Montague Livestock Auction Barn in Union City just after midnight, confined to one area by 4:30 a.m. Fire Chief John Shreve said investigators will review the scene, with arson possible but electricity ruled out. The hip-roof building, now owned by the Montague sisters, is no longer used for auctions.
Philadelphia AP report on Celesete Tate a quadriplegic mother fighting to keep her infant Niya. Social workers seek court care claiming deprivation due to disability. Disabled in Action of Pennsylvania supports Tate in Ger man town, noting arthrogryposis multiplex.
In Vitoria police reinforcements arrive from Valladolid and Zaragoza after clashes between workers and police. Reports say unarmed soldiers did not enter the Basque capital, while protests continue and a 17-year-old student Francisco Amar dies in hospital. About 20,000 metal workers remain on strike amid fears of more violence.
Corry City Treasurer Mary S. Hubley announced 45 properties with delinquent 1972 taxes will go to a treasurer's sale in June 1976. Owners were sent notices detailing amounts due and payment deadlines, with a second certified letter possible. The sale, overseen by City Solicitor Douglas Rozelle, occurs June 7 in City Council Chambers, with bids including taxes, penalties, filing and advertising costs. Redeem rights persist for two years after sale, requiring payment of bid plus 15 percent in redemption. For questions, contact the Municipal Building office or call 663-21.
City crews pumped sewage into Hare Creek in the Eastman Trailer Court area to locate a plugged sewer. Public Works Superintendent Hixson and City Engineer Johnson explained excess water entry caused backups into cellars. Health Department allows current conditions. state orders Corry to study city sewer needs and plan improvements, potentially costing up to 50000 dollars, with future work.
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield announced he will not seek reelection this year. The Montana Democrat reflected on a career spanning from 1943 in the House to leadership in the Senate, noting the nation’s historic events during his tenure and his decision with wife Maureen Hayes Mansfield.
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