Route 6 Gets Tar And Chips Again On Corridor
Erie County highway crews press a second tar and chip treatment on Route 6 from Union City to Route 89 amid citizen complaints and reports of damage. Statements cite flying chips, oil glare, and several accidents tied to the prior work. Officials note centerline striping may not be included this round while promise of future repairs and possible windshields claims loom.
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Erie County Highway Department
Union City
Corry Evening Journal
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Kennerknecht
R. Budd Dwyer
C.P. Saupp
Franklin
Saupp
Perry Bennett
Penelec
Bennett
Welfare Protestors Offered Promises in Harrisburg
A welfare rights group led rallies and meetings in Harrisburg urging legislative action. The Philadelphia Welfare Rights Organization summoned about 150 supporters to press for two bills restoring or boosting public assistance grants.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Egypt and Israel threaten on Suez road clash
The dispute over the Cairo Suez road and POW exchange heated as Israel and Egypt warned of renewed hostilities. Meir said no food will pass to Suez unless POW terms are met, while Cairo accused Israel of violating the ceasefire by keeping road checkpoints. Negotiators Yariv and Gamazy prepared to meet again amid calls for US mediation.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Israel
Suez
Golda Meir
U.N
Cairo- Suez
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Aharon Yariv
Mohammed Gamazy
al Ahram
U. S
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Kissinger
Mother and Two Sons Hurt After Route 6 Car Flip
A Union City woman Patricia A. King, 32, and her two sons Kevin, 12, and Stephen, 6, were treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash on Route 6 west of Corry. The auto, traveling east, reportedly had mechanical problems causing loss of control, hitting guard rails and overturning onto its top. Damage to the car was $600.
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Corry
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
Patricia A. King
A.D
Hersona
Kevin
Stephen
Giant Spring Creek marijuana bust nets 23 pounds and three suspects
State police and an undercover Area Six trooper raided a Spring Creek house and seized 23 pounds of marijuana with hundreds in cash. Randy Moore 20, Alan Glenn Stephenson 20, and Ted Marone 20 face charges including possession and conspiracy. One suspect remains at large as investigators review additional evidence from the operation.
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Corry
Warren
Area Six
Spring Creek
Fred Murray
Randy Moore
Alan
Glenn Stephenson
Ted Marone
Ocena
Moore
Stephenson
Marone
Murray
Paul Sita
Harry Jabo
Prisoners Riot at Hawaii State Prison in Honolulu
A riot erupted at Hawaii State Prison as about 50 inmates took over a main cellblock around 8:30 p.m. Fire and tear gas accompanied the disturbance while guards retreated. Authorities reported no injuries or hostages and prepared a National Guard alert of 200 troops, though no immediate action was planned. The situation remained uncontrolled by 10 p.m. with police surrounding the facility near Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Hawaii State Prison
Hawaii National Guard
Jack Kellner
Kellner
Corry Schools Deny Month-Long Closure Rumors
Rumors that Corry schools would close for a month due to the energy crisis are unfounded. Superintendent Ray Elsen says no such decision has been made. only previously approved vacation closings remain, while he awaits guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Education before acting.
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Corry
Ray Elsen
Elsen
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Corry Chamber to Move and Launch New Look
Corry Chamber of Commerce unveils a new look and plans a move from the Municipal Building after 18 years. The office will relocate to the former Corry Pharmacy site as remodeling finishes. President Lyle Hotchkiss says member subscriptions will rise by up to 74 dollars annually to fund the move and expanded services and programs.
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Corry Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Lyle Hotchkiss
Corry Pharmacy
Hotchkiss
Penn Central Stock Surges Amid Energy Fears on Wall Street
Penn Central Railroad, troubled financially, became a sought after stock as energy shortages sparked buying. The share rose from lows near 2 dollars to finish at 5 dollars after gains of 1.25 and 0.50 in successive sessions, becoming the NYSE's most active issue. A separate Detroit shooting left William Harrell wounded after a dispute at Local 600 over Ford contract talks.
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NEW York
Penn Central Railroad Co
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
William Harrell
Dearborn
Mich
UAW
Detroit
Far West Side
Ford
Flatrock
Harrell
Rationing Plan would use coupons for gasoline
Washington reports a wartime style contingency plan for gasoline rationing via a nationwide system of six thousand local boards issuing two types of coupons. A basic individual allocation of 10 to 15 gallons per week is favored, with shopping restricted by non transferable coupons and mandatory wholesale allocations potentially expanding.
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Washington
Office of Emergency
Nixon
John A. Love
Energy Policy Office
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Kenneth Lay
Lay
Arbitration Set For Next Month On Police Pact
Arbitration on the city police contract is slated for next month, shaping the 1974 budget and salaries. Pittsburgh attorney Frank R. Balte serves as independent arbitrator with Erie attorney Raymond Weber and Sgt. John Spencer present. Balte will be paid $200 per day plus expenses by the city.
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Frank R. Balte
Pittsburgh
Balte
American Arbitration Association
Raymond Weber
Erie
John Spencer
North East
Bolte
Poncelied Wit
Oth Labor and Meme
Court of Common Pleas
Allegheny County
Kissinger Turns Focus To Japan
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived in Japan after a China trip where Beijing and Washington agreed to deepen contacts. A communique stressed one China and Taiwan as part of China while promising greater scientific and cultural exchanges. Ohira said Middle East peace and oil supply would dominate Kissinger’s visit, with both sides seeking steady U.S.-China relations amid detente.
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Tokyo
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Japan
China
Peking
Kissinger
Taiwan
Soviet Union
Pacific
Middle East
Masayoshi Ohira
Ohira
United States
Washington
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Vincent Kennerknecht
Henry J. Cianfrani
Herbert Fineman
Cianfrani
Louise Brookins
PWRC
Cianfiani
Fineman
Guy
Shapp
Department of Property and Supplies
Capitol
Penn Central
UAT
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