Royal Court Crowned at Corry High School Prom
Debbie Woodworth was named prom queen at the Corry Area High School Junior-Senior Prom with escort Dan Halec. Crown presented by Junior Class president Mike Cragg. Royal Court included Holly Andrus with Curt Bailey, Janet Bailey with Tom Theisen, Monica Clark with Jim Downey, Kim Hanna with Mike Miller, Debbie Jones with Fred Wilson, Jody Kurelowech with Jeff Mack, and Jeanne Sanders with Jbastoel San.
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Debbie Woodworth
Corry Area
Dan Halec
Debbie
Mike Cragg
Royal Court
Holly Andrus
Curt Bailey
Janet Bailey
Tom Theisen
Monica Clark
Jim Downey
Kim Hanna
Mike Miller
Debbie Jones
Fred Wilson
Jody Kurelowech
Jeff Mack
Jeanne Sanders
Jbastoel San
Yenchak
Water Woes Costly Winter In Corry
The article notes Corry faced severe winter hardships with the main burden being water woes and high costs. It highlights that the financial toll is being tallied amid lingering frigid memories and ongoing tabulation of expenses from the past winter.
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Corry
Meany Says Unemployment Drop Not To Brag About
Washington AP report notes 7 percent jobless rate seen as marginal progress with gradual gains ahead. Carter aides cite 348000 new jobs, 90 million employed, 6.7 million unemployed, amid winter weather costs and a pending billion public works bill to lift job creation.
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Washington
Aplain
George Meany
Carter Administration
Labor Department
Meany
Carter
Julius Shiskin
Labor ‘Statistics
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Summit begins in London as Carter convenes allies
President Carter opens a two day economic summit at No 10 Downing Street with leaders from Britain France Japan Canada Italy and West Germany. they aim to restore non communist industry to health amid oil price inflation unemployment and trade tensions. Schmidt Fukuda and Jenkins attend to represent larger and smaller European voices.
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London
Carter
Helmut Schmidt
No. 10
Downing Street
Britain
Cover
James Callaghan
Valery Giscard D'Estaing
France
Takeo Fukuda
Japan
Pierre Eliott Trudeau
Canada
Guilio Andreotti
Italy
European Common Market Commission
Roy Jenkins
Schmidt
Bonn
Washington
West Germany
Netherlands
Belgium
Ford Administration
U.S
Democratic Society
Jody Powell
Berlin
America
Fukuda
Ehrlichman says Nixon re Watergate denial is false
John Ehrlichman disputes Nixon’s Frost interview version of Watergate calling it a rationalization that will be tested and found false. He says Nixon was overcome with self pity when firing him and offered a large sum of money which Ehrlichman declined. Ehrlichman, jailed for obstruction and conspiracy, wrote a New York New West article from his Camp Ford prison cell.
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Los Angeles
John Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
David Frost
Nixon
Ehrlichman
HR. Haldeman
White House
Camp David
Camp Safford Federal
Arizona
New York Magazine
New West Magazine
Aspen Lodge
Aspen
Bargain Laundry Robbery Strips Family of Clothes
Police report a theft at Quick Clean Coin Laundry on North Center Street. Mrs. Mary A. Leach says two washing machines were emptied of more than 250 dollars worth of clothing while she sorted other garments, with prior similar incidents noted in the area.
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North Center Street
West Columbus Avenue
Mary A. Leach
R.D. 3
Spartansburg
Leach
Eagle Hotel's Historic Push to Become Waterford Shrine
Waterford groups raise funds to buy the Eagle Hotel once a social hub for Corry residents and Wattsburg visitors in 1898 to 1901. Fort LeBoeuf Society aims for 85,000 dollars, having already collected over 25,000, to refurbish the aging landmark and honor Eagle Families connected to the town’s early tourism.
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Herbert Crowell
Corry
Eagle
Waterford
Fort LeBoeuf Society
Eagle Hotel
Meadville Considers Free Downtown Parking Plan
Meadville officials form a task force with the Chamber of Commerce and Parking Authority to study free parking in the downtown business district. The plan aims to boost shopping and professional services while merchants and professionals would cover about 150000 in lost city revenues.
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Meadville
Meadville Chamber of Commerce and Parking Authority
Bumper standards set after delays anger insurers and lawmaker
Washington AP says the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced bumper standards will take effect in September 1978 for 1979 models, five years after a law required them. Lawmakers and insurers criticized the delay as costs of repairs rose and premiums climbed, citing films and crash tests to illustrate high damages from low speed crashes.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
House Commerce Subcommittee
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Bob Eckhardt
D-Texas
Surance Institute For Highway Safety
American Mutual Insurance Alliance
Pregnancy Sick Leave Ruling May Hit Pennsylvania Employers
Commonwealth Court upholds 27 days of pregnancy sick leave for Carole Anderson and may affect many employers. Decision supports Human Relations Commission guidelines, signaling potential multimillion dollar implications for state employers and schools.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
Pennsylvania
State Human Relations Commission
State Attorney General’s
Bell Telephone Co
Tony Neuman
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Federal District Court
Common Pleas
Carole B. Anderson
Upper
Bucks County ‘Area
Mother's Day tribute and family photo from Corry
A Mother's Day feature highlights Bertha McMichael and a posed photo with Mrs. Jon Rick Morgan and seven month old Mandy Joan. The Morgans live at 229 West Smith Street, Corry, with Journal Photo credit to McMichael.
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Bertha McMichael
Jon Rick
Janet) Morgan
Mandy Joan
Morgan
West Smith Street
Corry
McMichael
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