Corry pension fund reform after state audit findings
City officials move to resolve weaknesses in the Corry Firemen's Pension Fund flagged by state auditors. Meadville firm Hebert and Keane studies underway to correct discrepancies and preserve eligibility for state funding. The audit cites weak internal controls and improper handling of cash funds, urging safeguards and reforms.
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Firmen
Benjamin Calderone
Meadville
Hebert
Casey
Swine Flu Shots Set For Second Session
Erie County Health official John Toth announces a second swine flu inoculation session for Friday November 12 at Corry Memorial Hospital. Audrey Young RN leads the staff with hospital nurses Red Cross and Civil Defense volunteers. Doors open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. parking at First Presbyterian across West Smith Street. The HEW notes influenza is virus based and vaccines do not cause flu.
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Erie County Health Department
Toth
The
Journal
Corry Memorial Hospital
Audrey Young
Red Cross
Civil Defense
First Presbyterian Church
West Smith Street
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
ConRail Vehicle And Car Collide Near Union City
At 5 20 a m a ConRail maintenance vehicle struck a car at a crossing west of Union City per Corry state police. Linda Thomas 24 of Union City was northbound when she began to cross the tracks and was hit by the maintenance vehicle driven by Philip Goodwill 28 of Youngsville. No injuries were reported and the Thomas car sustained about 700 dollars in damage while the investigation continues.
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ConRail
Union City
Corry
Linda Thomas
R.D
Philip Goodwill
Youngsville
Thomas
Lawmen Open to New Criminal Records Setup in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the Shapp administration pushes a criminal records overhaul seeking broader access beyond federal limits. Governor Shapp and Task Force director Joseph Riggione face mixed hearings with lawmakers calling the plan dull, while Lt. Gov. Ernest Kline argues for privacy safeguards and selective access for non-criminal justice entities.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
House
Robert O'Donnell
Philadelphia
Norman Berson
Judiciary Committee
Berson
Joseph Riggione
Riggione
Ernest Kline
Kline
Ask
Nuettal
UAW Canada Strike Shuts Ford Plants In Windsor and Toronto
The United Auto Workers walk out 14 000 Ford of Canada workers after bargainers fail to reach a new contract in Toronto. It marks the second major UAW strike in the 1976 auto talks affecting 730 000 workers. Picket lines form outside the Windsor Ontario Ford complex.
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United Auto Workers
Ford of Canada
Toronto
UAW
Chrysler Corp
Ford
Windsor
Ont
Carter hints at tax cut if economy lags behind
President elect Carter says a payroll tax cut for average wage earners could be a strong option to stimulate growth if the economy remains sluggish through January. He cites indicators showing slowdowns and high unemployment, with inflation and capital spending forecasts shaping the debate.
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Jimmy Carter
Plains
Carter
Washington
Dimmy
Offic
Carter And Burns May Lock Horns
Washington AP reports President-elect Carter faces a clash with Federal Reserve chairman Arthur Burns over inflation and unemployment policy. Burns, 72, holds a firm view on inflation and cannot be removed until January 1978, limiting Carter from changing Fed membership before then. Burns may outline reaction to the election when testifying before the Senate Banking Committee.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Carter
Burns
Fed
Bil
Carter Carter
Senate Banking Committee
Vigorito's Defeat Shocks DC Office Staff
Washington report on Democratic Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito's loss leaving his staff stunned and scrambling for new jobs in January. Executives, including Eleanor Walsh, Karen Freestone, and Helen Wilkinson, describe disbelief as results came in from Pennsylvania.
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Joseph P Vigorito
Eleanor Walsh
Vigorito
Vigority
Marc Lincoln Marks
Pleas Gas Use Going Up Despite Pleas
Washington government figures show American motorists will burn a record amount of gasoline in the current year. The Federal Highway Administration estimates total motor fuel consumption at 116.8 billion gallons, with 115 billion for highway travel, about 4.4 billion more than 1973.
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Federal Highway Administration
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Pancake House
Ok’d. Music Firm
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Worth Street
Corry Plaza
Wendell Gage
East South Street
Gage
East Main Street
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Gla
UAW Canada Strike
McGraw-Shlt Inc
Lawrence H Aron
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Canon House
Karen Freestone
Secrtary
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