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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1970
Page
4
Tea at Brokenstraw Inn offers delicious fish fry every Friday with steaks and homemade bread. hours 4 to 10 p.m. daily, closed Sundays. Local hospital and ambulance numbers listed. Admitted and discharged patient notes include several residents of Corry and nearby towns.
Erie police, seeking suspects in a Saturday night robbery that wounded two officers, now say three men may be involved. A mistaken photo from State Police was of a suspect’s brother. the real suspect wore glasses, dyed hair, and used a 32 caliber revolver, black clothes and shoes. District Attorney Palmisano says a strong circumstantial case may yield warrants.
A tentative GM pact may set pattern for Ford Chrysler AMC and Deere contracts with broader effects for IUE workers and aerospace unions. Ratification could take two weeks and production could resume by December 1 after a long shutdown. Managers warned the settlement may spur inflation while workers lose daily wages during the strike.
Richard L. Gray an Illinois Bloomington Seventh Day Adventist who lost his railroad job over religious beliefs opposing union support asked the Supreme Court to open a constitutional loophole in union shop contracts after lower courts dismissed his appeal.
The draft outlines patronage plans for Governor Shapp including Creamer as a youthful cabinet image, Cowan as legislative secretary, May as press chief, and others like Doran and Sensenig. Major posts target Transportation head Lawler and Simon to lead budget. Gray’s antiunion stance after leaving the railroad led to firing and legal battles, with courts upholding Railway Labor Act union shop provisions while awaiting further appeal.
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