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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1974
Page
1
A partial OCR fragment notes reserves and controls for goods in storage. It mentions monthly figures and shortages in a short supply chain context, with unclear names or dates. The readable phrases describe pressure on inventories and potential failed shipments amid rising demand.
Fragmentary text mentions a price, supply, and approval process, with unclear actions and potential bidding terms. The readable parts reference a local authority and timing, but crucial details are missing to determine exact entities, locations, or outcomes.
The Ford administration signals a recession is forming and may modify the economic program including a 5 percent surtax on upper incomes to fund aid for the unemployed. Officials cite unemployment rising to 8 percent, industrial output down, shrinking GNP for three straight quarters, and a coal strike adding urgency while inflation remains a concern.
Retired NYC detective Anthony T. Ulasewicz testified at the Watergate cover-up trial about secretly delivering 217000 dollars to the original seven Watergate defendants and their lawyers. He described covert methods, cover names, and a 1973 meeting with Kalmbach at an Orange County airport to receive 75000 dollars.
Erie County Commissioner William O Hill Jr who resigned as board chairman two weeks ago reconsidered his action after a tense session. County Clerk John Wagner opened the meeting in chairman absence with Louis Rzymek moving Hill finish out the year. Leo Weir added a second. Hill abstained and then took charge without comment. The debate centered on funding for the debt ridden Erie County Authority and Hill had proposed bailing out half of a 600000 debt. Earlier Hill had resigned when colleagues would not support his plan. Separately Kalmbach testified before U S District Court Judge Sirica about fund raising tied to Nixon re election and the Watergate investigations. Marathon Oil reports success drilling three of four wells off Louisiana coast after a March lease from the federal government.
A 49 year old Pleasantville man, Paul A Kunz of B D 1 Pleasantville, dies after a refuse truck crashes on Route 27 when Kunz is believed to have suffered a fatal heart attack before the crash. The truck rolled, injuring no one else. Coroner Dr Robert Taylor rules death from the attack. Police note the incident occurred about 1.5 miles west of Pleasantville with the truck damaged around 12000 dollars. In a separate incident on Route 6 near Columbus, Susan Nelson 23 is injured when her car is struck by a passing truck driven by Melvin Lange 51 of Union City. The Nelson vehicle sustains more damage from flying glass.
Yasir Arafat lands by helicopter in the United Nations garden to address the General Assembly on a Palestinian state. Security is unprecedented as a 30 to 32 member PLO party arrives from Kennedy Airport aboard two helicopters.
Washington AP says coal mine operators offered a new contract, signaling possible settlement of a nationwide strike after 12 hours of talks. UMW leaders praised the proposal, while industry officials called it a complete package that could settle the contract. Details remain undisclosed as talks continue.
Washington AP The Inflation watchdog agency opens hearings on shelf price markups amid consumer irritation at higher price stickers. Council director Albert Rees says hearings are a tool in the fight against inflation. Consumers Union declined to testify, calling the issue minor. Knauer and Rees cochair the hearings with support from the Consumer Federation of America and the National Consumers Congress.
Corryites boosted Christmas club deposits to 332,849 this year, up from 306,678 last year, despite expectations of austere holidays. Local banks note funds may be used for purposes beyond gifts, with a token bonus plan at Corry Savings and Loan and gifts for new clubs at The National Bank, while Marine Bank offers no bonus.
Erie County PennDOT official says Corry Beaverdam road Legislative Route 25052 will be patched once winter mix arrives. residents complain of long deteriorations leaving a one way stretch and fears of bus conflicts as cars dodge potholes on the route.
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