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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1975

Page

3

Food prices fall in AP market basket survey findings

LOUISE COOK reports shoppers saw many price cuts in last month, though the family grocery bill remains 12.4 percent higher than a year ago. A government report suggests the savings may be short lived.

Louise Cook Associated Press

Marketbasket prices fall in April across cities but remain above 1974 levels

The AP survey shows a 2.9 percent average drop in the marketbasket in April across 13 cities, yet totals stay above April 1974. Farm prices rose 4 percent from March 15 to April 15, potentially lifting supermarket costs later. Eggs and milk earnings for farmers declined while cattle and hog prices rose. Middlemen blame higher costs for not passing all savings to consumers. The AP tracked 15 items in 13 cities, noting sugar declines and cookie price cuts, with Chicago firms waging a price war.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Chicago Albuquerque N.M Atlanta

Ford Plans Liked Disliked WASHINGTON AP Democrats cheer delay

Congressional Democrats blast President Ford for removing price controls on crude oil while praising a 30 day postponement of a $1 a barrel tariff rise. Senate critics warn removal will cost families about 250 dollars yearly and plan to block it. White House and FEA outline pace and hearings for a two year removal plan. energy tax bills inch toward committee output amid ongoing debate. A separate note from Titusville cites a $300,000 Senate staff add in exchange for approving a $15 million package.

Washington Ford U.S al Ullman House Ways and Means Ullman Henry M. Jackson Senate Interior Committee Jackson Floyd K. Haskell D-Coro Abraham A. Ribicoff D-Conn Congress White House Frank G. Zarb Zarb FEA Titusville Jay Haskell Senate Haskell K. Leroy Irvis Zark Ways and Means Committee

North Hills appoints Richie Donahue as full-time pro

Richie Donahue becomes North Hills Golf Course full-time pro manager this month, transferring from Penn Oaks Country Club in West Chester where he served as assistant pro since 1969. A Philadelphia native, he will oversee course operations and offer lessons.

North Hills Golf Course Richie Donahue Donahue Corry Penn Oaks Country Club West Chester North Hills Philadelphia McEldowney

JCC's 4.5 Million Expansion Kicks Off 25th Anniversary

Jamestown Community College began a 4.5 million construction project that includes a physical education complex a new academic building and a garage marking the college anniversary. JCC board chair R Quintus Anderson called the college a jewel in the state system Founder's Day dinner a concert in the Arts and Science Theater and a musical show Something Uncommon are part of a week long observance featuring pieces from JCC musicals since 1961.

Jamestown Jamestown Community College R. Quintus Anderson JCC Science Theater

Workers To Get Bigger Paychecks

The government raises take home pay by adjusting withholding tax tables to reflect Ford tax cuts. Beginning May 1, a single person earning 10,000 yearly gains 1.44 weekly, childless couples at 20,000 gain 2.94 weekly, and a family of four at 15,000 gains 4.73 weekly. Total impact adds 7.8 billion in spending, plus 8.1 billion in tax rebates and 1.7 billion in Social Security checks by June.

Washington Gerald R. Ford Internal Revenue Service

Metal Firm Reports 62 Percent Profit Rise

Copperweld Corp. posted a 62 percent rise in net income for the first quarter of 1975, despite fewer orders. The Pittsburgh company earned $4.1 million on $86.1 million in sales for the period ending March 31, up from $2.5 million on $67.7 million in sales in early 1974.

Pittsburgh Copperweld Corp Metal Company

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