City Budgeting Presses On Without Federal Revenue Share
Corry city council advances 1973 budget sans federal revenue sharing. Mayor Edward Zarger cites lack of guidance from Washington on funds availability. Estimated 136000 dollars from federal sources delayed from October to December. Budget must be ready by year end.
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Edward Zarger
Washington
Corry
David Johnson
Johnson
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania League of Cities
Corry youths charged in Clymer Halloween ruckus
A Corry juvenile was arraigned on reckless endangerment of property after a Tuesday night incident in Clymer that drew 300 to 400 youths. Another Corry youth faced littering charges with a $25 fine. Police reported tire slashings broken windows and street debris with several arrests and DWI and criminal mischief charges filed. A separate string of pranks caused a barn fire near Stockton damaging farm equipment hay and the barn valued at over $20,000.
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Corry
Clymer
Albert J. Kearns
Chautauqua County
Corryites
Russell Woodard
Stockton
Robert Donnell
Chautauqua ‘County
Clymer-Sheridan Road
Sherman
Findley Lake
Russell
Sugar Grove
Pennsylvania
Warren
Edward Shaffer
Nicetown hijacking shakes Philadelphia trucker for cigarettes
Joseph Dwyer, a 42 year old truck driver, said hijackers stopped his 36 foot tractor trailer in Nicetown at noon Wednesday. They drove him around for about 30 minutes and escaped with cigarettes valued at 50 000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Nicetown
Joseph Dwyer
Dwyer
Move Families Out After Gas Blasts in Michigan
Hundreds of families in Romulus and nearby Taylor were evacuated after a series of more than 100 propane storage explosions racked the areas. Firefighters took two hours to control fires at Propane Services, Inc. An injury was reported and a rough estimate of stored tanks ranged from 500 to 800.
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Romulus
Mich
Taylor
Detroit
Propane Services, Inc
Uncertainty Hangs Over Peace Treaty
Washington reports ongoing doubt over timing of a Vietnam peace accord after Kissinger said peace is near. Agnew remains hopeful, Thieu and Chou En Lai weigh in, while Hanoi delays and possible last moves to Saigon and Paris loom before the U.S. elections. The Star in Minneapolis also notes no presidential endorsement.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Spiro T. Agnew
San Diego
Calif
Agnew
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
U.S
Saigon
Paris
China
Chou En-lai
Viet Cong Presses Demands as Paris Talks Continue
At the Paris peace talks Viet Cong foreign minister Mrs Nguyen Thi Binh revived the demand for liquidation of all U.S. bases in South Vietnam, signaling warnings over ceasefire concessions. In Saigon, North Vietnamese troops overran a border camp in the Central Highlands as fighting widened, with 150 enemy attacks in 24 hours and several frontier bases falling or being contested.
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Paris
South Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Nguyen Thi Binh
Nguyen van Thieu
Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Tho
Xuan Thuy
Kissinger
Saigon
Duc Co
Highlands
Pleiku
Ben Het
Dak Seang
Tan Canh
Barbara
Hue
Quang Tri
Mekong Delta
Vietnam
Nixon
Lost Letter Reaches Corry Inquiries Case From Aero Supply
A stray unaddressed letter arrives at The Journal newsrooms in Corry. It mentions a Corry man with a son named Larry attending Princeton University and hints at a link to Pyco Inc of Penndel Pennsylvania. Ted Palin formerly of Aero Supply Co now with Pyco sends the note. The writer notes carefulness with his bicycle.
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Corry
Larry
Princeton University
Pyco, Inc
Penndel
Journal News Rooms
Journal
Ted Palin
Aero Supply Co
Pyco
Hawaii official laments plastic pollution in agriculture
Frederick Erskine, Hawaii agriculture director, warned nurserymen that too much plastic display harms the islands. He said there is an excess of lifeless artificial flowers and plants, while the state is known for fragrant blossoms and lush vegetation.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Frederick Erskine
Experts See 65 Per Cent Vote Turnout
Area observers forecast a 60 to 65 percent turnout for next week's presidential election. A 70 percent turnout would imply just over 100000 Erie county residents voting, a level not reached before. In 1972 there were 182,928 registered electors with 73213 Democrats, 55740 Republicans, 13 Constitutional, and 3957 Independent and miscellaneous. County registrar Della Desser was unavailable to release city breakdowns or municipality totals.
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Erie
Della Desser
Corry
Court Okay Sought For Parochial Aid
Washington AP reports the government asked the Supreme Court to rule on Pennsylvania direct payments to parochial school parents. The brief argues the program is constitutional and not church entanglement. Appeals by Pennsylvania AG and parents seek review of a three judge panel ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Daniel M. Friedman
Erwin N. Griswold
High Court
Ohio
Griswold
Nixon
George McGovern
Philadelphia
J. Shane Creamer
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Thieu
Thien
United States
Long
William P. Rogers
Poland
Hungary
Star Stars
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Star
Midwest
Denver
Colo
Sidney
Neb
Salida
87Th Regiment
Long Binh
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