Trucker Strike Fails to Disrupt Pennsylvania Traffic
The nationwide trucker strike failed to disrupt traffic in Pennsylvania as state police reported normal volume on major highways. Spot checks found few independents on the road while some truck stops saw limited incidents and minor vandalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
James Cox
Harrisburg
Delaware
New Jersey
Cox
Fulton
Fayette
Bedford
Ron Gilbert
Milton
U.S. 40
Fayette County
U.S. Steel Co
Fairless Works
Bucks County
Philadelphia
U.S. Steel
Los Angeles
Mae Vernon
Michael Parkhurst
Overdrive
Breezewood
Washington D.C
Congress
Pera
John Robertson
Marietta
Joplin
Independent Trucers Association
Texas
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Senate
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
Senate Considers Education Aid Allocation Debate
The U S Senate debates distribution of federal education funds in a $23 billion bill. Key issues include how to count poverty for Title 1 funding and proposed desegregation busing provisions. Voting on the measure to begin Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
School Board Approves Roof Repair Materials Bid
Corry Area High School roof repair material bid of 8100 from Tremco Mfg Co of Cleveland was accepted. Materials only. maintenance staff will do the labor. An inspection found need for repairs at Conelway and Concord Elementary roofs. The Corcord 1964 bond may be used. solicitor to pursue bond claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Board of Education
Tremco, Mfg
Company of
Cleveland
Conelway
Concord
Corcord
Frank McKnight
School Re Elects Lansberry Treasurer
Roger Lansberry was re-elected district treasurer for 1974 75 by the board of education. He will earn $600 in salary and, it was noted, Lansberry and district secretary Mrs Margaret Morrow declined proposed raises for the coming year with Morrow also earning $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Lansberry
Board of Education
Lansberry
Margaret Morrow
Kissinger Heads For Israel No Middle East Agreement
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reported no disengagement accord with Syria on the Golan Heights. He would return to Damascus and then to Jerusalem, as talks with Syrian President Hafez Assad continued. U S officials signaled progress on demilitarized zones and a UN buffer force, with front-line lines and armor reductions still unsettled. Kissinger planned to return to Washington by Sunday, weathering questions on a Moscow trip and Nixon summit plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
Henry A. Kissinger
Golan Heights
Israel
Jerusalem
Kissinger
Hafez Assad
Mohammed Abdel Ghany el Gamasy
Anwar Sadat
Assad
Sadat
U.S
Quneitra
U.N
Washington
Buffer
Moscow
Nixon
Church May Lose Status In Rome
In a two day referendum Italians rejected the Vatican backed repeal of the divorce law by an 8 to 2 vote. anticlerical groups push to end church privileged status and state religion clauses. The result undermines the Christian Democrats dominance and prompts petitions for broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vaticans
Italy
Vatican
Christian Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
House Panel Studies Impeachment Data
The House Judiciary Committee opened a full day of impeachment evidence review with staff-provided index books and daily dossiers. Security was tight as 38 members and aides attended closed sessions to hear White House tapes and discuss a subpoena for additional recordings, including a meeting on April 4 1972 involving Nixon Haldeman and Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashington
House Judiciary Committee
White House
Nixon
H. R. Haldeman
John N. Mitchell
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Mitchell
Corry Man Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced
Two Corry men faced Erie County court after city police cleared several cases. Barry Randall, 97, of Shawnee Village, pleaded guilty to a firearms act violation for an unregistered gun and was fined 150 dollars and jailed 18 months on parole. William C. Barr, 20, of West Church Street, pled guilty to five burglary counts and awaits sentencing June 27 at 9:1 a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Church Street
McClelland
Corry Area Board approves budget boost without tax hike
Corry Area School District directors voted a $3,200 increase to the proposed next year budget, citing a higher special education line item of 24,300 from 21,000. The extra funds come from Intermediate Unit 5, so local taxes should stay unchanged while IU money funds the new total. The tentative budget now stands at 3,988,935, with 24,300 allocated to special education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
William Kafferlin
Spring Creek
TUS
Corry
Dozer Kills Area Boy in Warren Township
Five year old Scott A. Rieder was fatally struck by a bulldozer driven by his father Robert Rieder in Warren Township. Coroner Ronald Simonsen listed accidental death due to severe internal injuries. the boy ran behind the machine as it backed up. He died at Warren General Hospital at 7 12 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Easelow Township
Scott A. Rieder
Robert Rieder
Ronald Simonsen
Simonsen
Warren General Hos
Four Teachers Resign and Three Replaced by Corry Board
At the Corry Area School District monthly meeting four teachers resigned and three replacements were hired. A sabbatical leave was granted to Virginia Ross for health restoration. New hires include Deborah Mulligan, Sandra Zielinskie, and Alice Day with salaries ranging from 7,700 to 10,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area School District
Mary Lou Davids
Conelway
Elizabeth Jackman
Corry Area High School
Dorothy A. Lindsey
Deborah M Mulligan
Mulligan
Edinboro State College
Sandra L. Zielinskie
Zielinski
Shippey State College
Alice Day
Days
Mercyhurst College
Penn State
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Senate
Middle East
United States
United Nations
Fave Neal
House Panel
John J. Rolland
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Rolland
East River
Pol
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!