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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1973
Page
1
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The Corry Evening Journal hosts a two-senator and two-congressman dinner and Q A session on April 12 at Venture Inn. Sen Hugh Scat and Sen Richard Schweiker will attend with Rep Joseph Vigorito and an unnamed congressman. Local attendees include Miss Linaa Olson and Yale freshman James Bennett, plus Charles Slocum.
Washington AP reports a tentative railway wage package covering 500000 workers, with about a 7 percent annual pay rise and increased fringe benefits. The deal, under Phase 3 guidelines, could reach July 1 and total about 10.7 percent with benefits. Ratification hinges on Sheet Metal Workers and other unions. The agreement aims to avert more strikes and address the retirement fund’s shaky finances before June 30. Congress may be asked to extend restructuring deadlines by 18 months beyond June 30.
Erie residents from the Union City Dam Project area will meet with the US Army Corps of Engineers after Erie County commissioners urged county planner Chris Capotis to arrange a session with Pittsburg District representatives. Officials aim to allow locals to voice complaints and receive information about the project.
Union City man and wife were in yesterday and charged with violation of the controlled substances act.
The White House and State Department warn Hanoi over alleged infiltration of North Vietnamese troops and heavy equipment into South Vietnam in violation of the Paris cease-fire. Officials cited possible 30000 troops moving via the Ho Chi Minh trail into Laos, and Russia of tanks and artillery. Washington delays formal protest until clearer intent is known while stressing commitment to full cease-fire compliance and POW returns by March 28.
Washington reports the United States resumes troop withdrawals from South Vietnam to align with the release of 108 American prisoners by North Vietnam. About 6,926 U.S. troops remain in Vietnam as phase three of prisoner repatriation and withdrawals progresses.
ERIE Pa AP United Mine Workers President W A Tony Boyle has been subpoenaed to testify as a defense witness in the Wil liam J Prater trial. Boyle's attorney Plato Cacharis confirmed the writ will be processed through the DC Superior Court. Gilly testified Prater said Boyle was behind the killings in the Yablonski murders. Boyle denied knowledge of the crime.
Harrisburg AP PennDOT says milder weather raises pothole repairs beyond usual. Secretary Jacob Kassab estimates snow removal savings of about 40 million to 50 million dollars will be redirected to road repairs, with prewinter 11,000 of 44,200 miles already in poor condition and more damage to come.
A Corry Area High School teacher is accused by the Corry Association of Life Underwriters of selling insurance on school time. The matter was handed to the school district Insurance Committee for investigation after claims the teacher advertised and wrote a policy for a student during school hours. The committee will report to the full board.
Arader told the House Business and Commerce Committee that no rationing plan is decided and predicted energy firms may allocate supplies to customers by prior use. He supports a bill creating a two‑Pennsylvania Energy Council chaired by the commerce secretary and warned he would deplore rationing if required.
A Shawnee Village mobile home at East Columbus Avenue was destroyed by a fire reported at 1 p.m. The $7,000 trailer was a total loss with six people, including a first grader, displaced. Firefighters from two pumpers, an emergency truck and 15 men fought the blaze. origin undetermined, though the rear area housing the heating system and laundry was involved. The trailer was owned by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stufflebeam, who were away at the time.
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