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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1975
Page
1
General State led and two cars collide injuring children
A garbled report notes a collision involving a state lead car and two other vehicles near Hun 2 driver Lor Alexandria. Children and Robert were among those affected, with injuries described as resulting from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal State
Political Races Here Promise Little Action
In Erie County 12 candidates filed petitions for county commissioner posts amid a crowd in Corry reacting to city vacancies. Races include district justice steeplechase potential and contests for register of wills treasurer clerk of courts district attorney and coroner. Incumbents Hill and Rzymek face challengers while other seats show mixed opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Corry
W. Porter Auer
William O. Hill Jr
Louis Rzymek
Leo Weir
David DeHaven
Michael Flatley
Walter Kwitowski
Vera Sayre
Donald Ryan
Lloyd Eller
Karl Boyes
James Ketcham
W. Eugene Mitchell
William P. Waterhouse
East Irving Street
Register of Wills
Neil McLaughlin
Robert Cooney
Frederick LaJohn
Byron J. Clapper
James Klemm
Paul Demchak
Armand J. Chimenti
Louis A. Colussi
S. Bobby Daneek
Robert Chase
Dem
George M. Schroeck
John W. English Jr
Roger M. Fischer
Ronald S. Schwarts
Timothy M. Skarupski
Waterhouse
Fischer
Skarupski
Merle E. Wood
Leon S. Rzepka
Rita Downey
Settlement ends dispatch dispute with Corry firemen
The city and International Firefighters Association Local 2102 reach a settlement over dispatching duties at fire station number one. Drivers lose the extra $260 annual pay, receive back pay, and gains hinge on rural departments joining the Corry unit. Six drivers participate. outcome affects Elgin Beaverdam and Sparta fire calls and potential additions of Spring Creek and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Fire Department
Elgin-Beaverdam Volunteer Hose Company
Sparta Fire Department
Spring Creek
Columbus
Corry
International Firefighters Association
William Halfast
Robert Grice
Flood Control Funds Fail to Stem Damage Rise
Washington AP GAO reports a $ billion federal flood control investment has not halted rising flood losses. Over 40 years annual damages exceed $1 billion and could triple by 2000. State and local development limits and federal agencies ignoring flood-hazard evaluation hinder progress. Texa s housing project approved amid flood risk illustrates the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
General Accounting Office
GAO
Department of Housing and Urban Developments
Texas
Stans Pleads Guilty To Campaign Law Violations
Former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans pleaded guilty to five misdemeanor counts for violating campaign laws while leading Nixon’s 1972 reelection finance committee. He called the violations unintentional and said he relied on good faith judgments. A sentencing date was not set, with potential penalties up to a year in jail and $1,000 fine per count, though unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Stans
Finance Committee
U.S
John Lewis Smith
No New Taxes Budget Called Fake by GOP Leaders
Harrisburg AP reports Republican floor leader Richard Frame calls Gov. Shapp's $5.47 billion budget a fake, accusing the plan of using a 15 month fiscal year to mask deficits. H. Jack Seltzer warns of a $400 million tax load next year, while Shapp defends cuts and limited new programs to meet revenue projections. The plan shifts the fiscal year from July 1 1975 to Sept 20 1976 with a 3 month extension and a projected surplus of $3 million under administration estimates. Speaker Herbert Fineman says the document is unacceptable for failing to adequately fund or plan for needed programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Shapp
Tle
Richard Frame
Frame
H. Jack Seltzer
House Appropriations Committee
Shap
Seltzer
House
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
Citizens Voice Concerns On Corry Area Schools
Residents of Sparransburg met in three sessions with J David Rossi an educational planner from Chautauqua based firm to discuss any aspect of the Corry Area School District. More than 60 citizens spoke on topics from busing to discipline as the district begins its education plan input phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Spartansburg
J. David Rossi
Rossi
Accidental Death Prompts PSP Probe
Clarence E. Pete Nichols 99 of Spartansburg died after a snow truck incident near his home on Feb 26. Police investigated as possible accidental death after an autopsy was planned at Corry Memorial Hospital. Nichols helped pull a neighbor’s truck when a chain jammed the tractor hitch, causing the vehicle to back up and pin him. He was taken to CMH where he died of a lung blood clot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Clarence E
Pete’’ Nichols
A.D. 2
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Erie County
James St. George
St. George
Nichols
Frank Nichols
Pull
Harry Graves
R.D. 2
Graves
CMH
Eldred Township
Warren County
Sparta Township
Hire-Crawford Chumly State Police
Growing Up Without Ever Having a Job
A University of Pennsylvania economist warns that about 65 percent of black teenagers face unemployment, risking a generation entering adulthood without work. He cites 870,000 of 880,000 black youths aged 16 to 19 jobless, noting far higher rates than white teens. Local figures warn of discouraged workers and rising inner-city crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Linder
Associated Press
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
America
Bernard Anderson
Penn
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
Anderson
US Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States
Andrew G. Freeman
Philadelphia Urban League
Mary Jane Urbansky
League
American airlift resumes as Phnom Penh bombardment continues
In Phnom Penh heavy shelling of the airport persisted as the U S airlift of rice resumes after a brief curtailment. Gen Sak Su Sakhan was sworn in as commander and Lon Nol faced cabinet reshuffle rumors while U S sorties continued with C130s delivering ammo and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Neak Luong
Baban
U.S
Saigon
Thailand
Hope To Avoid High Gas Tax and Quotas in Energy Deal
Washington AP A key Democrat aims to dodge a 40 cent gasoline tax and oil import quotas this year as energy talks between President Ford and Congress proceed. Rep. Ullman said a five cent hike next year is likelier, with hearings wrapping Monday and House action targeted by mid April before Easter recess. He noted other Ways and Means members oppose the steep rise, fearing harm to the economy. The panel plans to finish decisions on the energy bill then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Congress
al Uiman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means
Ullman
Senate Finance Committee
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