Hartleys Awarded 10000 in Erie County Court Eminent Domain
An Erie County Court jury awarded Corry couple Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley 10000 for property taken for the Fourth Ward Urban Renewal project on West Main Street between First and Second avenues. The Hartleys had sought about 40000, with replacement value cited at 34900 by a local contractor. The Redevelopment Authority will not appeal.
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Erie County
Corry
Fourth Ward
George Hartley
West Main Street
First and
Second Avenues
Redevelopment Authority
Erie County Court
Corry American Legion Post
Hartley
Board of View
Donald McCray
Harry Mueller
Erie
David Johnson
Virginia Nuzzo
The
Hartleys
Sparta Parents Protest Plan At Corry Board
A Sparta residents group from the Spar tansburg Citizens Committee planned to address the Corry School Board with complaints about busing curriculum smoking drinking drug abuse and inequitable treatment of Sparta students at Corry Area High School. The attempt was denied today by a committee member. The spokesman said the committee will probably pursue the issue through other channels.
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Spartansburg Citizens Committee
Sparta
Corry Area
Corry
Corry Area High School
Margaret Morrow
Hopkins Cites Benefits In GOP Tax Plan
Rep. Forest W. Hopkins of North East spoke in Harrisburg today supporting a GOP plan to use excess 1973 state income taxes for local tax relief. He urged hearings to learn local problems, citing funds to curb school tax increases, fix highways, aid road maintenance, and help small communities build sewage plants without raising taxes. The plan, tied to Speaker Kenneth B. Lee, also aims to boost tourism promotions and free elder transportation in underserved areas.
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Forest W. Hopkins
North East
Harrisburg
Hopkins
Kenneth B. Lee
Bcah
Seven Arab Nations Lift Embargo on U S Oil Shipments
Vienna report says Saudi Arabia Algeria Abu Dhabi Bahrain Egypt Kuwait and Qatar agreed to resume exports to the United States after lifting a five month embargo rooted in the October war. Libya and Syria refused to endorse the move while oil ministers cautioned continued shortages and high prices despite resumed shipments.
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Austria
United States
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Abu Dhabi
Bahrain
Egypt
Kuwait
Qatar
Washington
Israel
Suez Canal
Henry A
Kissinger
United Arab Front
Libya
Syria
Radio
Damascus
Mediterranean
Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Persian Gulf
U.S
Yamani
America
City bases burden on paving and curbing relief approved
Corry City Council narrowly approved a plan proposed by city engineer David Johnson to adjust paving and curb assessments. The measure aims to equalize costs for property owners on different streets, ending uneven charges and delaying notices already.
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Corry
David Johnson
Johnson
Coun
Idle City Funds Investment Yields $78,465 Over Five Years
City Treasurer Mary Hubley reported to the City Council that investment returns over the past five years total $78,465, with 1973 earnings the highest at $21,684. The report notes several years had no investment program, yet the overall gain remained positive.
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Mary Hubley
City Seeks State Funds for Downtown Renewal
Corry City Council agreed 4 to 1 to send a letter of intent to the state Department of Community Affairs detailing a first phase for downtown redevelopment. The plan asks for 400000 dollars to fund a 40000 square foot area with a 25 percent local share and 75 percent state funds, as officials pursue a federal and local partnership.
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Corry
David Johnson
State Department of Community Affairs
Karl Smith
Harrisburg
Johnson
Corry l
Benjamin Valderone
Salvation Army
East Washington and
Park Streets
Buckley Calls For Nixon's Resignation Buckley Calls For Nixon's Resignation
Senator James L. Buckley urged President Nixon to resign over Watergate saying the greatest action for the country is to renounce the presidency. He stressed resigning would preserve the office and restore confidence, while not declaring Nixon legally guilty of any charges. Buckley noted the crisis risks weakening the presidency and urged resolution to save the office.
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Washington
James L. Buckley
Con
R-N.y
Nixon
Edward R. Brooke
R-Mass
U.S
Buckley
GenTel Work Here Steps Up Calling
GenTel expands capacity for north central Corry residents with a project along Wright street from Raymond avenue to Snyder Circle. Northern Division manager W J Schilling says crews began in February and aim to finish by month end, adding 3000 feet of overhead cable to meet current and future communication needs.
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North Central
Corry
W. J. Schilling
General Telephone
Wright Street
Raymond Avenue
Snyder Circle
Schilling
Shapp Unveils Budget Budget proposed at 4.2 billion for next year
Governor Milton J. Shapp announced a 4.2 billion general fund budget with a 12.7 percent spending rise and a 4.35 billion package including federal funds. The plan allocates 351 per resident for state operations and adds discretionary increases across higher education courts police prisons and the bicentennial. Legislative leaders were briefed as Shapp prepared a televised address.
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Harrisburg
Milton J. Shapp
Shapp
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Shap
Higher Food Costs Ahead for Canned Fruits and Veggies
The government freed canned fruits and vegetables from price controls prompting higher prices for many items. Ten major canning firms pledged not to raise prices immediately, covering about 30 percent of production. The exemption affects prices and wages, impacting 1,223 firms, 96,000 workers, and 1973 sales of 4.4 billion dollars. About 4 percent of the consumer food dollar goes to canned produce.
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Nashington
Cost of Living Council
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