Corry Plans 850 New Homes and Rentals From Report
Joseph Bendell unveiled a CAIDC study totaling 193 public housing units 143 rental locations and 514 open market residences for 450 new living units in Corry. The report shows 85 percent sound housing, 13 percent deteriorating, 3 percent dilapidated, with 553 of 793 renter-occupied units sound and similar county state patterns.
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Corry
Corry Area
Erie County
Bendell
Industrial Committee of
The
Chamber of Commerce
CAIDC
Penn Central plans to drop 34 long distance runs
Penn Central seeks ICC approval to discontinue 34 east west long distance routes, effective April 15 for four trains. The move would end long distance passenger service west of Buffalo and Harrisburg, amid a $104.8 million deficit and a shift to upgrading high load Boston New York Washington intercity service.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central
Buffalo
N.Y
Harrisburg
ICC
Manhattan Limited
Broadway Limited
Pennsylvania Limited
New York
Chicago
Spirit of
Gorman
East
Boston
Washington
City Potholes Can Be Licked But State May Not Make It
Satirist Art Buchwald reports at a Pittsburgh convention of pothole makers as officials push for patches to aid campaigns. The Pennsylvania highway department warns miracles are unlikely with funds limited and taxes only partly available this year. Corry city officials say the town can fix 2.5 miles of streets but not the 12 miles of state highways, citing high snow-removal costs and upcoming budget figures.
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Art Buchwald
Pittsburgh
National
Warren
Buchwald
State Department of Highways
Highway Department
Journal Today
Pennsylvania
Victor W. Anckaitis
Treasury
Anckaitis
Corry
David Johnson
Johnson
Pill Warning Seen With Pill Package Under FDA Plan
Washington AP Sen Gaylord Nelson calls FDA move to require hazard warnings on each birth control pill package historic and dramatic The plan includes inserts shipped to pharmacists for relay to doctors along with a four page warning proposed to appear in the Federal Register Comments invited with possible delays before final effect The subcommittee hearings featured 35 witnesses noting risks from diabetes cancer blood clots high blood pressure mood and heart trouble and drew opposition from medical experts who warned of panic and unintended pregnancies
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
Food and Drug Administration
Wisconsin Democrat
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
Small Business Committee
Nelson
Robert J. Dole
Edwards
Federal Register
Delaying Order Leaves Rail Talks Status Quo
Washington AP reports union leaders postponed a nationwide rail strike under a 37 day delay ordered by Congress. Nixon’s administration praised the pause while unions, White House aides, and lawmakers expressed mixed views as efforts to reach a voluntary settlement continue.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Edward F. Carlough
William W. Winpisinger
Afl-Cio
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
U.S
Ziegler
W. J. Usery
Usery
Cleveland
Omaha
Neb
New Haven
Conn
Union Pacific Railroad
Americans Suffer Highest Death Toll In Vietnam Week
Saigon reports 113 U.S. servicemembers killed last week, the worst weekly toll in three months, with 333 South Vietnamese troops killed or wounded. Enemy casualties fell 20 percent to 2,009. American air strikes hit a base camp inside Cambodia near Ha Tien, with reports of minimal civilian damage and no U.S. losses. Tri Ton fights continued nearby in the Seven Mountains region.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
Americal
Mekong
Cambodia
Ha Tien
Republic of Vietnam
Tri Ton
Seven Mountains
Still Working To Restore Area Phones
GenTel crews continue to restore service after a water seepage incident cut about 3,400 phones in Wattsburg and Phillipsville, Erie. Most lines were back by 5:30 p.m. with toll calls limited. officials work to remove water from a manhole and repair a ruptured 1,200-pair cable.
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General Telephone Company
Wattsburg
Phillipsville
Erie
Philipsville
South
GenTel
the Journal Today
South Erie
White youths clash as 15 whites arrested in Lamar protest
In Lamar South Carolina AP reports law enforcement swept Darlington county arresting 15 white men on riot charges after a violent desegregation protest that injured Negro pupils. Officials expect up to 150 more arrests as tensions rise with national leaders denouncing the violence.
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Lamar
S.C
Darlington
South Carolina
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Nixon
U.S
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Hershey, Pa
Pensylvania Public Television Network
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