Harrisburg senator holds tomorrow office hours in Meadville and Titusville notes
Sen R Budd Deryer represents Corry area in Harrisburg and will hold office hours in the Municipal Building second floor council chambers from 10 to 1 tomorrow to hear constituents. In Meadville the Redevelopment Authority paid 168200 for over 22000 square feet across 18 parcels in the redevelopment district. Real estate transfers include Donald and Mrs Knapp to Gloria Knapp on Frederick street. Police cited Philip Catallin for a loud muffler and Norman Gates reported a rock strike on a windshield from a truck wheel. Corry residents over 72 or turning 72 before July 1 may apply to be exonerated from school per capita tax at the assessor’s office before June 1. Titusville Housing Authority approved sale notes of 1300000 for low income housing, with sale in May and note maturity in November. A misreport about a fatal accident was corrected from Route 6 near Waterford. A special voter registration will be held tomorrow from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building to register, change party or address.
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R. Budd Deryer
Corry Ares
Harrisburg
Odfice
Dwyer
Corry
William Miller
Titusville
Titusville Housing Authority
New York City
Broderick Named To U S Judgeship
Washington AP President Nixon named former Lt Governor Raymond J. Broderick to a newly created U S District Judge post in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The 56 year old, senior partner at Broderick Schubert and Fitzpatrick, is a Notre Dame and University of Pennsylvania graduate.
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Washington
Nixon
Raymond J. Broderick
Broderick
U. S
District of
Pennsylvania
Broderick, Schubert and Fitzpatrick
Notre Dame University
University of Pennsylvania
County Labor Slump Small But It There
Erie County employment stands at 106 400, down 600 from January and 1 500 below last year. Unemployment at 5 9 percent, with 4 460 claims filed in week of Feb 18. Manufacturing payrolls total 41 500, down 300 from last month and 2 100 from February 1970. nonelectrical machinery and transportation equipment show declines. Weather upturn expected to improve worker demand in 30 days.
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Ene County
Bernard J. Williams
Bureau of Employment Security
Erie
Williams
United States
Pennsylvania
Corry
Erie Bes
U.S. Department of Labor
Volunteer Army Gaining Favor In Nixon Drive For Recruits
Nixon pushes a two year draft extension paired with a large pay boost to attract volunteers. The House Armed Services Committee approved the plan 36 to 4, adding options to end student deferments and raise conscientious objection service to three years.
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Washington
Nixon
House Armed Service Committee
House
William A. Steiger
R-Wis
Funerals for Mrs Helen C Black and Mrs Lake Sherlock
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen C. Black were held at 3 p.m. yesterday at the H. Richard Hays Funeral Home in Spartansburg with Rev. Joseph Bodie of Spring Creek Congregational Church presiding. Interment followed in Spring Creek Cemetery. bearers included Bernard Porter and others. The funeral for Mrs. Lake Sherlock took place yesterday afternoon at the same Spartansburg funeral home with Rev. Larry Mattox of the Christian and Mission Alliance Church officiating. Interment was at Rose Hill Cemetery with pallbearers Larry Raymond Halfast William Boythe Andrew Boythe Alvin Brenner and Donald Merkle.
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Helen C. Black
Lake Sherlock
Sherlock
H. Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Larry Mattox
Christian and Mis Alliance Church of
Rose Hill
Larry Raymond Halfast
William Boythe
Andrew Boythe
Alvin Brenner
Donald Merkle
Senate Panel Challenges Nixon Impoundment Of 11.1 Billion
Senate Judiciary sub committee on separation of powers questions President Nixon over impounding 11.1 billion in funds, mostly for highways and defense, arguing it erodes legislative power and mirrors a de facto item veto. Senator Ervin condemns the practice while noting spending shifts may be legitimate to avoid deficiencies. The OMB tabulation shows nearly 6 billion tied to highways and about 13 billion for Defense.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Nixon
Congress
Sam J. Ergin
Judiciary Subcommittee
Separation of Powers
Executive Branch
Ervin
D-N.c
Legislative Branch
Treasury
Office of Management and Budget
Senate Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Calley Jurors Extend Deliberations In Murder Trial
In Benning Georgia AP report jurors in the United States v Lt William L Calley Jr continued deliberations a week after the trial began The six veteran Army officers on the panel asked for a week of fresh laundry and arrangements for their March 31 paychecks amid a long deliberation The jurors had spent 34 hours discussing the charges as the seventh day opened.
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Ft, Benning, Ga
United States
William L. Calley Jr
Tuta
Death Notice for Nestor Aymong of Erie
Nestor Red Aymong died yesterday at Erie Osteopathic Hospital. Born in Corry, he lived in Erie 22 years, played basketball and baseball at Strong Vincent High School, and recently played softball for Nuova Aurora in the Legion League. He was active in local politics and several clubs. Survived by wife Angela, daughter Nicole, parents, brother John, sister Dorothy, and grandmother Nellie. Visitation at St. George Funeral Home with funeral Mass Thursday. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
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Nestor
Red) Aymong
Aymong
Erie
Erie Osteopathic Hospital
Corry
Strong Vincent High School
Nuova Aurora
Legion League
Michael Cannavino
Robert Bellomini
Lawrence Fabrizi
Saeger
Samuel J
Dorothy) Baressi
Nellie Danner
Union City
St. George Funeral Home
West 18Th
Funeral
St. Paul's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Philadelphia Blue Cross program cuts ordered by state official
State Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg told Greater Philadelphia Blue Cross to stop paying for unsafe or unnecessary procedures and to seek expert evaluation before costly hospital techniques. He cited open heart surgery as an example while hearings on a proposed 2 percent emergency rate increase were held. Blue Cross seeks a 50 percent rate rise to augment about 74 million in operating funds. Denenberg warned reforms may include shifting intern fees to doctors who bill patients.
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Philadelphia
Herbert Denenberg
Greater Philadelphia
Blue Cross
Denenberg
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Meadville Redevelopment Authority
Erie County
Donald R. Knapp
Gloria A. Knapp
Frederick Street
Philip J. Catalln
Mead Avenue
Porter Auer
Norman Gates
R.D
Gates
Journal
John Harlow
Waterford
John Hartle
U.S
P. Shafer
Milton J. Shapp
Volunteer Army
Loblaws Erat
Hendyman
TOD/AVAN
Loblaws
Calley
May Lai
James Dursi
Brooklyn
N.Y
Dursi
Meadle
Talley
Meadlo
Meadloto
Meadie
Philly Blue Cross
Mutschler Brothers
Kitchen Village, Inc
the Kitchen Village. Inc
Toy al
Business Guide
Corry Journal
Wharton Business Service
S. Center St
Jane's Antiques
Wall's Watch and Clock Repair
Wright Street
Automobile Agencies
Marty’s Pontiacbuick Inc
West South Street
Fire Motors
Rambler Sales
South First Avenue
Frank
Anthony
North Center Street
Beauty
Tanitorial Service
Bill and Rose
New-Penn
Dom Warren
Don Edwards
Roosevelt Highway
Shaver’s Ceramics
Euclid, Corry, Pa
Electrical Contractors
Taylor's Electric Service
All Way Electric Service
REISE
Johnson Brothers Refington
Myers Water System
Insurance — General
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
Merth Center Street
Kinley-Detsa Insurance
Canter Street
Donald F. McCaslin
Accidnet
Corry Evening Journal
General Printing and Office; Supply Co
Frontera
Venture Inn
Monuments & Star Memorial Works
Main Street
Columbus
Columbus Ave
Mountain
Keystone Service
Swanson’s
Main St
TV Cable Co
Ted's Vacuum Sales & Service
Kirby Dealer
East Main Street
Western Equipment Pox Western Tack Shop
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