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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1975
Page
1
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At a county prison board meeting minority Commissioner Leo Weir moved to disconnect and hold intact the jail’s bugging device, after a Erie Morning News report. Removal will precede a state DOJ and Pennsylvania State Police review. Weir seeks to trace installation approval, and to check for other listening devices in county buildings.
Sharon attorney Mark Lincoln Marks and partner Herman M. Rodgers discussed Erie County bugging on NBC Today and the Sharon Police Department and Erie jail cases. Marks, fresh from a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling forcing Sharon to stop bugging, warned that breaching lawyer client confidentiality destroys the justice system.
First Avenue tavern has new management with Thomas Zewatsky taking over from Anthony Amoroso. Zewatsky plans extensive remodeling and renaming the business Village Pub, offering lunches and sandwiches along with bar service.
Cambridge Springs resident Joseph A. Marzka, 29, was seriously injured Saturday when his car veered off Route 19 two miles south of Waterford, struck guardposts and rolled onto its roof. He was thrown and impaled on a metal rod, with multiple internal injuries. He remained in the Erie hospital’s intensive care unit. Fireman Anthony Wrona said no seatbelt may have contributed to the outcome.
North Vietnamese troops overran Quang Ngai and Tam Ky, isolating Da Nang, and encircling Hue as the conflict expands. Cambodia faced rebel advances near Phnom Penh as government positions were overtaken, while a U.S. airlift resumed amid growing refugee crises and civilian casualties.
A tornado struck northwest Atlanta early today killing three people and injuring many as it damaged homes and businesses. The governor’s mansion suffered heavy damage with columns blown down and roof sections ripped off while Gov. George Busbee reportedly was inside at the time but no injuries were reported there. Deputies said relief efforts focus on evacuating damaged buildings and locating more victims as about 50 people required hospital treatment.
Pennsylvania Electric Company says the fuel cost adjustment for April will drop for the third straight month to 0.694 cents per kWh from January’s 0.817 cents. A 1,000 kWh bill drops from $8.17 to $6.94 under the FCA. Company cites lower coal prices, off peak shifting after 8 p.m., and reduced usage as the main factors.
A congressional survey found automatic fuel adjustment clauses pushed electric and gas utility bills up by about 6.5 billion dollars in 1974, more than all rate rises in the prior quarter century. The tale of regulatory lag, public accountability concerns, and calls to curb or study these adjustments are outlined by Senators Metcalf and Muskie, noting steep 1974 jumps across multiple states and urging review.
CHEER Inc hosts its 12th annual meeting at the Bureau of Employment Security office at 142 North Center Street. President Mrs Marjorie Tarbell says the session starts 7 30 pm with mandated business topics. Invitations go to local residents and sponsoring businesses for voting delegates. An April 18 birthday party for The Overcomers will run 7 30 to 9 40 pm at the Elks Club.
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