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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1971
Page
3
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The Federal Reserve Board study projects Philadelphia and its 250000 pupil school system facing a combined deficit of up to 700 million dollars in fiscal 1975 without increased intergovernmental aid or higher taxes. It warns deficits could total about 1.25 billion by 1975 if action is delayed, urging early planning and new tax sources to avoid severe service cuts.
In Pittsburgh a group of ministers launched the Clergy Consultation Service offering aid and advice to women with unwanted pregnancies. They affirm not being in the abortion business, outlining options including marriage, keeping the child, adoption, and abortion. The service requires obstetric confirmation and refers to Planned Parenthood for testing, then helps find an abortion in or outside the state. Members span several denominations.
Erie County judge Edward H. Carney ordered Koscot Interplanetary Inc. to stop paying finders’ fees for recruitment and to halt earnings claims not based on widespread participant results. The ruling bars deceptive ads and any conduct violating the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law, retaining jurisdiction to enforce the injunction and assess penalties.
A House subcommittee heard that multiple private and government groups pursue POW MIA efforts with little coordination. Rep. Montgomery urged a unique joint House Senate panel including families, while Rep Miller proposed a presidential commission to unite groups. Mrs. North urged sustained action beyond annual hearings.
Valley Independent strike crowd votes 21 against 20 to reject a contract settlement between the American Newspaper Guild and management. A guild spokesman cites economic and security issues as the main point of rejection and urges resumption of negotiations. Company officials have no immediate comment.
Edward O Dol a y of Warren charged with murdering his wife Dolly and two daughters Eva and Rachel entered Weston State Hospital voluntarily after transfer from Morgantown WVU Medical Center. A fugitive arrest warrant will be served on release, with extradition to follow. Cpl Kattner and Trooper Fernstrom arranged service. O Dol o le y, 43, faced murder and arson in the March 4 Glade Township home fire.
Pennsylvania's senators urge Railpax coverage for smaller cities bypassed in the new system. Senator Hugh Scott says Erie should receive rail service, while Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Williamsport were justifiedly left out of the initial rollout. Senator Richard Schweiker backs Railpax and seeks broader PA coverage. The plan serves 114 cities with 100,000+ population. many smaller towns were omitted.
A Linesville woman, Denise Johnson age 19, was injured when the car she rode in overturned and caught fire on Route 6 in Landsbury Township Crawford County. The vehicle, operated by William Johnson 19 of Linesville, went out of control about 8 p m one mile west of Conneaut Lake. The Conneaut Lake Fire Department extinguished the blaze and Denise Johnson was admitted to Spencer Hospital for treatment.
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