Plan to ease housing relief eyed by Wednesday planners
Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation and local chamber of commerce press for housing to support new industry. CAIDC urges Corry Planning Commission and City Council to favor sensible housing solutions aligned with zoning and subdivision rules. Public appeal notes ongoing labor and rent pressures hindering growth. (Continued on Page Ten) POLLUTION EXPERT DIES. Dr. Leslie Silverman, 51, head of Industrial Hygiene at Harvard School of Public Health, dies.
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PLCB to search Erie taverns for underage drinkers
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board launched a tavern by tavern check in Erie to nab underage drinkers. Corry police arrested a 17 year old Union City youth on a drunk charge during the operation. Erie officers question what statutes define underage drinking across state lines.
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Paycheck Changes From New Tax Withholding Rules
Washington AP reports if Congress passes Johnson's tax package the withholding method changes May 1. The overall tax due remains the same, but withholding could shift from a flat 14 percent to a staggered rate, aiming to match tax owed more closely and reduce year end adjustments. Examples illustrate how individuals with standard deductions may see different weekly withholdings.
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Domtar Newsprint Raises Price Ten Dollars a Ton
Domtar Newsprint Ltd. announced a $10 per ton price increase for all newsprint grades sold in the United States. It is the first rise since 1957, lifting the basic price to $144 a ton US funds, with Canada following suit. The company cites higher production costs as the reason.
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Tornado Toll Climbs To Sixty One In Mississippi
Survivor Homer Howell vows to rebuild as mop up continues after the Mississippi tornado that struck Jackson and eastern counties two days ago. Final tallies show 61 dead and 407 injured, 19 critical, with Alabama fatalities nearby. Governor Garath and Lt. Governor Gartin call the disaster among the worst seen.
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Investigators Probe Tokyo Plane Crash That Killed 64
A Canadian Pacific DC8 crashed on approach at Haneda Airport in Tokyo killing 64 of 72 aboard. Seventy-two passengers and crew included Canadians, Americans, Europeans and Asians. Four engines failed to clear lights, striking a wall. 62 died instantly, two died later in hospital, eight survived with injuries. Authorities opened a full investigation as the runway remained closed. A CP Airlines East operations official said a company team would arrive in Tokyo to assist.
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Far East
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Taiwan
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Nine Fatalities At Pennsylvania Grade Crossings In January
Public Utility Commission records show nine people killed at grade crossings in January Pennsylvania. Six fatalities involved motor vehicles and three involved pedestrians. Five incidents occurred where crossings had some protection and one pedestrian was struck at a crossing protected by both lights and a watchman.
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Honest Corry men recover most of lost pay
In Corry a sequence of found money leads to a moral tale. Russell Capela and Davis return portions of cash found on East Washington street while John Herschberger later claims a $101 paycheck. Capela and Davis recover $65. Herschberger has $21 left. Ultimately $15 remains missing, a better outcome than the total loss.
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Centerville
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Jet crashes on Mt Fuji killing 124
A British BOAC four engine jet exploded in flames over Mt Fuji and crashed on the slopes killing all 124 aboard including four Americans. High winds and smoke were reported as rescuers recovered bodies five miles from the town. Officials noted the Tokyo area had seen two other major crashes in 24 hours with a total toll over 300 in a month.
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Missing Titusville Woman Found Drowned Near Home
Titusville receives closure in two week mystery as Arlene Knapp 61 is found in a creek 150 yards from her back door. Albert Brady discovers the body at 2 30 am after hours of searching. Coroner reports drowning as cause pending state police review. Neatly preserved remains due to cold water and rapid current. Knapp wore a black raincoat blue slacks brown print blouse red sweater green scarf and heavy shoes at time of disappearance.
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