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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1970
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item notes a tentative event at a location linked to a rent matter. Readable names or dates are not provided, leaving the exact place, participants, and outcome unclear.
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Harrisburg reports three major Pennsylvania utilities plan surcharges on bills with Bell Telephone at 4.77 percent PP&L 9.02 percent and Philadelphia Electric Co 5.35 percent electric 3.71 percent gas and 1.12 percent steam. Senate leaders seek Commonwealth Court intervention to delay rate hikes until a hearing.
The Nixon administration asks the Supreme Court to revive the Subversive Activities Control Board and authorize publishing the names of Communist Party members. A Circuit ruling in 1967 found such disclosures unconstitutional citing First Amendment rights. The 1968 amendments and prior Supreme Court marks are central to the case.
Gov Raymond Shafer surveyed water damage at his Meadville residence after pipes froze and burst in three bathrooms. Ceiling collapses and ruined personal effects affected Shafer and his extended family as contractors estimate repairs.
Harrisburg AP The Health Department said a Camp Hill man Bruce E Butt was freed on bond after being charged with misleading advertising for a drug claimed to cure cancer. He led a Harrisburg area health group and showed a Laetrile film promoting its use though FDA bans sales and use. Laetrile, a cyanide derivative from apricot pits, was named in the charge.
State Senator candidate R Budd Dwyer cites US Senator Schweiker on the indictment of a New York pornography operator. Meadville resident had unsolicited offensive ads. patron can seek post office action to stop further mail within 30 days after a prohibitory order.
Penelec filed with the Public Utility Commission to add a 5.24 percent tax adjustment surcharge on all electric bills in a 33 county area, raising about 6.13 million dollars based on 1989 billings. The surcharge adopts four state taxes retroactive to 1969 and 1970, with revenue not covering taxes paid before March 23. Allstate and Travelers Indemnity also seek auto insurance rate increases, affecting hundreds of thousands of policyholders and yielding several million dollars in additional annual revenue.
In Erie, three young adults were arrested on drug charges after 22 year old Arthur R. Thompson died of an apparent overdose at an east side apartment party. He was found noon Friday. another youth was treated and released at Hamot Hospital. Det. Lt. Charles McCurdy said a gathering followed by 10 to 20 visitors overnight preceded the overdose.
Seattle teens backed by Councilman Sam Smith propose May 3 as no-traffic Sunday to reduce vehicle congestion and pollution. Students plan bicycling hiking walking and street dancing plus seminars on pollution. A student suggested rollerskates and skateboards as transport.
Seven area drivers escaped injury last night though their cars suffered damage totaling $91,400. The accidents occurred on the Corry Spartansburg highway and Route 8 near Union City and Titusville. Names involved include James Smith Const Bell Ferman Leach Jr Gisela Dalrymple Ruth Bauer and David Allen with charges pending. Also a London report notes the Aga Khan’s wife Lady Sarah Chirchton-Stuart expecting a baby in September.
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