Weather disrupts local game with rain delay
A sparse report notes a rain delay affecting a scheduled matchup between local teams. Officials postponed play as wet field conditions persisted, with no final score reported in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1975
Page
1
A sparse report notes a rain delay affecting a scheduled matchup between local teams. Officials postponed play as wet field conditions persisted, with no final score reported in the fragment.
Local East City council hosts a brief session focusing on a new acai based public health initiative amid efforts to expand community wellness programs. Officials from Parks and Health departments present goals and timelines for implementation.
Lois Clements of West York Borough was replaced as a justice of the peace in 1973 over alleged drinking and neglect. Despite removal, she has continued to receive 13,028 yearly, with over 27,000 paid since then and a 4,000 raise due, while the Supreme Court weighs action. The case, under a privacy shield, awaits final court ruling.
Shelling intensifies in the Central Highlands as North Vietnamese forces attack Ban Me Thuot with house to house fighting trapping nine Americans. A district town 30 miles away falls as Duc Lap and Dak Song outposts are overrun. In Cambodia rebel rockets hit Phnom Penh airport, damaging two airliners, killing five and wounding 22. The emergency U S airlift continues with no aircraft hit.
Detroit reports show a fall in auto sales after rebates ended. Dealers in Pittsburgh Baltimore Buffalo and other areas note sharply reduced showroom traffic and a weak spring outlook while analysts warn of ongoing layoffs as manufacturers trim production amid the post rebate lull.
County Commissioner Louis Rzymek disclosed a letter announcing the removal of Richard Kennedy as executive director of the Greater Erie Community Action Committee after about five years. The board cited failure to perform duties though Kennedy may seek another job within GECAC. The county budgets about $100,100 yearly for GECAC, and Rzymek plans to review agency records with the board.
Kenneth P. Smith, 22, of Spring Creek, lost control while passing another vehicle on Route 42 east of Corry. His car skidded 950 feet, struck a tree, and smashed into Darwin Steadman’s house, knocking the front porch away. Porch damage $5,000. car $1,200 total. Smith treated at Corry Memorial Hospital with minor injuries.
Congress moves toward a tax cut of at least 21 billion with House approved 21.3 billion and Senate talks aiming 26 to 35 billion. Humphrey urges action by March 2 Easter recess. Long questions rebates, proposes 5 or 10 percent tax credits for homes or new cars. Rumsfeld notes spending balance with oil depletion debates and energy tax provisions.
An Associated Press survey shows 19 states proposing tax increases to balance next year’s budgets while 28 states end their year with a surplus. Inflation erodes gains as 30 states consider tax structure changes, with proposals ranging from gasoline tax hikes to sales tax extensions and income taxes. Vermont Governor Salmon seeks an $11 million revenue boost for fiscal 1976, funding his spending plan by expanding taxes and cutting programs.
Waterhouse of 150 East Irving Street files for the May primary as Republican candidate for Erie County register of wills. He competes with Roger Fischer and Theodore Skarupski who heads the county GOP and is circulating petitions as a rival. Waterhouse sits on the Home Rule Study Commission amid a heated party contest.
Harrisburg AP reports the Shapp administration will present its state budget to the legislature this week amid secrecy. Officials say the 15 month package aligns with federal timing and avoids tax increases, likely keeping spending near current levels as the governor preps a televised address.
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