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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1974
Page
7
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Port Hardy leaders propose joining Alaska to gain services and autonomy for an isolated Vancouver Island district. Mayor Brian Klaver acts as ambassador while Alaska has not replied to a letter requesting potential transfer of 8,000 square miles with timber, fishing and mining prospects for 12,000 to 15,000 residents. The Mount Waddington area, 300 miles from Alaska, suffers poor roads and costly ferry access.
Thaddeus Dobosiewicz, a 62 year old North East area grower, was sentenced in Erie federal court to 60 days in prison and a $2000 fine for income tax evasion for 1968. He admitted underreporting about $47,000 from peaches and cherries while reporting grape income.
Peggy Osborne spoke at a New Castle Senior Citizens event with the Warren chapter and later to other groups. Osborne and daughters attended the New York State Grange program in Henrietta, N.Y. Marlene was a candidate in the prince and princess contest. Mike Morgan left for the U.S. Navy. William Crochran had eye surgery at Corry Hospital. Beautification Committee met at Mrs. Gene Jukes home with officer elections announced. Richard Peters completed Christmas decorations. A bridal shower for Miss Imogene Jukes was held at the Bear Lake church. Families from Miami, Florida visited, with plans to return for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Johnston Moon has been released from Corry Hospital. Bear Lake extension group attended county Christmas meeting in Saybrook. Numerous local residents attended a dinner hosted by the Mortons and Blyth families.
Nationwide forenoon weather shows fair and pleasant conditions across interior states with cooler nights in the midwest and northeast. Rainsi jack spread from Texas and Oklahoma into Mississippi while Lake Charles, Louisiana saw nearly an inch of rain. Temperatures ranged from the 40s in many regions to 91 in Houston and 75 in Fort Lauderdale with cloudy or clear skies in listed cities.
Herbert Denenberg, former Pennsylvania insurance commissioner and Senate candidate, may become New York State Insurance Commissioner under Governor-elect Hugh L. Carey. Denenberg said he would talk with Carey about the post, noting New York’s role as the insurance capital and its tough standards. He resigned last winter to run in the Democratic primary and lost to Pete Flaherty.
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