Apollo 12 Stays Course Toward Moon After Surge
Apollo 12 continues toward the moon after a violent electrical surge during launch. Astronauts Conrad Gordon and Bean inspect for damage while reporting icing on a command module window. Mission Control confirms systems intact as crew rests en route to lunar docking and survey plans.
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Corry Housing Survey Could Cost 3200
The Corry Industrial Division may fund a housing study costing 3200 to assess needs and sites. Mullin and Longergan Associates would begin after year’s start, with a second phase to seek state and federal aid and possibly hire a turnkey developer. If city council declines, the division must escrow the funds.
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Weather Sparks Series of Crashes in Corry Area
Corry State Police report seven auto accidents yesterday tied to the first major snowfall. One local man, James Thieme, 33, is in fair condition at St. Vincent Hospital after surgery for facial and body injuries from a collision at Route 6 and a rural road. Mycek and passenger Nicolita Useriu, both treated and released, were involved in the broadside crash. charges pending. Another crash at 11:30 a.m. involved Charles Platt, 47, who veered off and struck a parked car owned by Robert Pierce. no charges filed.
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Amsterdam
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R.D
Pierce
Edwin Mikesell
Snow blankets city as eight inches fall across county
An eight inch blanket of snow covered Corry area as a storm began yesterday and ended overnight. Temperatures dropped to 18 degrees, sparking a spate of crashes. Ridgway and Tionesta reported six inches, Warren and Kane five, Edinboro six. Snowmobile tracks marked the fresh fall and county roads were declared hazardous. Plows and salting units operated for the first time this year.
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Kane
Edinboro
Interstate 90
Erie
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Grenade Attacks Wound 37 in West Bank Gaza City and Golan
Grenades hit an Israeli army truck near a Ramallah market wounding 21 Arabs and a soldier. A later blast hit an army patrol in Gaza City wounding 16 Arabs and another Israeli. A curfew followed in Ramallah as Arab guerrillas claimed pipeline damage in Haifa and clashes across the region.
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Winter Crashes Strike City Streets On First Day Of Snow
Three crashes investigated by city police involved State Highway Department signs and guard rails. Total damage to the three cars was about 1125 dollars. Cinda Lou Campbell reported a one car crash on Union street damaging a route sign and a utility pole with 300 dollars damage. Kathleen Biletnikoff said her car slid on East Columbus avenue after a red light and struck a utility pole and a state route marker. 600 dollars damage.
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Erie
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CHEER rejects day care center plan amid funding shortfall
CHEER executive committee voted unanimously to reject establishing a child day care center due to lack of money staff and volunteers. The idea originated with the Erie County Cerebral Palsy agency, with CHEER set to sponsor, but members urged seeking county state or federal support instead. The committee noted CHEER will pursue non profit incorporation with Tarbell Baressi Antrim Morrow joining as directors and Tarbell as president.
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Erie County Cerebral Palsy Agency
CHEER
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Clifford Holcomb
Tarbell
Walter Peake
Samuel J. Baressi
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Louis Morrow
GE Hikes Appliance Prices 3.3 Percent
General Electric will raise portable appliance kitchen items by 3.3 percent effective January 2, affecting 48 of 68 models in ten lines. Price increases average 50 cents to $1, covering irons toasters coffee makers skillets slicing knives and mixers. Westinghouse Electric hinted at similar boosts.
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