One Job Saves It Construction Sluggish In 1971
In 1971 only 62 building permits were issued by the city engineer, totaling 414 855 dollars, with a single 200 000 dollar permit for a trailer and camper court behind the Venture Inn. Excluding that project, output would resemble last year’s, and both years lag behind 1969’s 1 500 000. Seven new homes started in Corry this year, totaling 94 500 dollars, with home construction nearly steady with 1969. other permits covered pools, patios, and beautification. The Nazarene church added a 35 000 dollar structure, while business and industrial activity remained minimal, and seven homes were built and seven demolished.
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Camper Court
Venture Inn
Pryor
Troese
Corry
Church of the Nazarene
Shapp Seeks Dismissal Of Milk Board Chief
Harrisburg AP The governor aims to remove J Lin Huber chairman of the Milk Marketing Board over charges including improper collateral for a 200000 bond tied to Clemo Milk. Huber disputes the rules and contends no face or market value standard exists. He notes a conflict as a dairy farmer and official shaping milk prices amid long standing price disputes across states.
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Harrisburg
State Milk Marketing Board
Shapp
J. Lin Huber
New York
Clemo Milk Products Co
Honesdale
Wayne Co
Huber
Clemo
Milk Marketing Board
Pennsylvania
Mary Denman
Albert G. Slocum
Raymond P. Shafer
Senate
Slocum
Gun Incident Triggers Probe
State Police inspect a possible deadly weapon incident on Reed Street near Stewart Road after a youth reported a man with a gun. No shots were fired and investigations continue with governor’s guidance on charges.
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Corry
Reed Street
Stewart Road
Paul Sita
Nixon Labor Address Intensifies 72 Campaign Clash
President Nixon faced sharp rebuke from AFL-CIO leaders at their Miami Beach convention as he defended wage controls and a 90 day price freeze. Meany and union officials signaled support for a Democratic ticket yet withheld endorsement. Nixon left to jeers and a tense exit, amid talk of a major campaign showdown ahead of the 1972 race.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nixon
Organized Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Aflz Cio
Peter T. Schoemann
White House
United States
Meany
Sen
George McGovern
South Dakota
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Jackson
America
Key Biscayne
Bahamas
Pay Board approves wage hike for striking miners
Washington AP reports the Pay Board approved a pay increase for striking coal miners about three times its Phase 2 guideline, prompting criticism from Arch N. Booth of the U.S. Chamber. Three public members opposed, citing inflation and anti inflation goals, while two abstained. UMWA President Boyle urged miners to return to work as the wage debate extends beyond the wage price freeze.
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Washington
Arch N. Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Booth
Tripartite Board
United Mine Workers of America
UMWA
W.A
Tony’ Boyle
Corry Salvation Army seeks quiet title for VFW site
The Corry Salvation Army plans legal action to quiet title on land tied to the former VFW Club building purchase. Court action is expected in 60 to 90 days, after which renovations costing about 60 thousand dollars will proceed to expand Army facilities. Electrical, plumbing and heating work are needed to ready the refurbished building for Army programs.
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the Corry Salvation Army
VFW Club
David Johnson
Army Advisory Board
Army
Jail UC Man On Driving Charge
A Union City man, David B. Leech, 18, failed to appear for a prior hearing and was bound over to Erie County court by District Justice Porter Auer on third offense driving while under suspension. He was arraigned and remanded to Erie County jail, with a later hearing scheduled on the charges including surety of the peace.
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Union City
Erie County
Porter Auer
David B. Leech
Lincoln Street
Justice Auer
Leech
Auer
South Vietnamese Mass at Cambodian Border Amid Frontline Cease
Thousands of South Vietnamese troops and armored vehicles mass along Cambodia’s border with potential strikes into North Vietnamese and Viet Cong bases. Cambodian aides report new clearing operations near Phnom Penh as 89 Cambodian troops die and North Vietnamese casualties rise in the capital region.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Saigon
Mekong Delta
South Vietnam
Jay mi
Am Rong
Krek
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Corry Plaza
West Smith Street Plaza
Him
Pooh Pooh
Bank
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Citizens Carry Office of the Marine
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