House Rejects Nixon Pension Cutting in Watergate Fallout
Washington AP report says the House voted to reduce Nixon’s expense money to 200000 and to keep his pension at risk, while delaying public access to White House tapes and papers. The Senate must act. Ford had sought 850000.
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House
Richard M. Nixon
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Ford
Nixon
White House
Congress
Jerome R. Waldie
Dcalif
Scott tied to jobs for buddies in GSA referrals
The Journal reports that Pennsylvania GOP lawmakers including Sen. Hugh Scott steered referrals to the General Services Administration to bypass Civil Service rules. About 34 people were hired after Scott office referrals, per the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Scott's office calls referrals routine. no charges filed.
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Journal
Washington
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General Services Administration
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
St. Louis Post Dispatch
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Scott
Robert L. Kunzig
Civil Service
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Post-Dispatch
Zoning Board Approves Use Of House For Elderly Center
The Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved using the former St. George Funeral Home as temporary headquarters for federally funded senior citizen programs. Rent will be paid by GECAC, including Meals on Wheels and a nutrition program, with plans to relocate later. Hearings on Corry Industries requests for two sites will be held next Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. in the Municipal Building.
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City Zoning Board of Adjustment
St. George Funeral Home
Melnnes Steel Co
East Main Street
A. Bruce Smith
Zoning Board
Greater Erie Civic Action Committee
GECAC
Mary Ann Kibler
Corry Water Supply Co
Corry Industries
East South Street
Erie County and Union City clash over ballot millage question
At the courthouse yesterday the Union City Borough Council pressed to add a two mill tax millage question for the Union City Historical Museum to the November ballot. The county solicitor said borough code grants no power, while Borough Solicitor Daniel J. Kuhn argued a state law general power permits it. Commissioners noted ballots are printed and too late to add the question. stickers might be used if a path opens.
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Erie County Board of Elections
Union City Borough Council
Union City
Daniel J. Kuhn
Kuhn
Union City Historical Museum
Leo Weir
Hey
Natural Gas Shortage May Be Winter Woe
A nationwide natural gas shortage threatens heating this winter with utilities refusing new customers. The East Coast faces the hardest hit as demand surges. FPC pricing policy cited as limiting exploration, while contingency coal plans and potential electricity tax are discussed. Greenlight to expand stocks remains constrained by price ceilings.
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Associated Press
Federal Powerommission
FPC
George
Bloom
Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
Mher
Federal Energy Ad
Desegregation Bill Wins House Vote in Pa
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania House approved an antibusing measure 196 to 27 to bar state agencies from assigning students to schools not nearest their home without parental consent. The bill targets the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission and aims to curb desegregation orders that have driven school reassignments and busing in many districts. The Senate will take up the measure next week as campaigns loom.
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House
Senate
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
Reppe Patricke McGinn
Montgomery
Norman Berson
Philadelphia
Human Relations Commission
Berson
False Alarms and Bomb Scare Spur Probe in City
Police, fire officials and school administrators questioned several youths after three false alarms in minutes beginning at 1 p.m. One call to 138 West Washington street, one to Corry Area High School and one to a Spencer road home in Columbus Township. Fire crews evacuated the school and searched the building. two fire alarms proved false while a bomb scare prompted the search. Tapes of suspects’ voices were prepared for Pennsylvania State Police lab tests.
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West Washington Street
Corry Area High School
Spencer Road
Columbus Township
Pennsylvania State Police
Snowfall Briefly Sifts Through Corry Weather
Citizens awoke to light snow in Corry yesterday as autumn colors blazed. Snow fell in pellets and flakes but did not stick, prompting a cautious note that warmer, sunny weather is ahead and snow tires are not yet needed.
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Corry
NLRB Sets Hearing On Tonnard Union Effort
The National Labor Relations Board will hold a hearing in Erie on Tuesday October 15 regarding Tonnard Mfg plant union organizing. UAW officials say the union seeks an election for the local plant’s employer as organizers have worked for some time.
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Tonnard Mfg
National Labor Relations Board
Erie
United Auto Workers
UAW
Dominic—Cassensa
Union Aides Pursue NLRB Election at CMH Hospital
Union organizers filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board seeking a union election for Corry Memorial Hospital employees. The vote could be scheduled after a mid month hearing with a potential election early next month, with the bargaining unit including all hospital workers except RNs and LPNs unless included by agreement. The Pennsylvania Nurses Association may seek to include professional nurses and LPNs if they choose.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Unon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gerald Hinchey
Service Employes International Union
Arl-Cio
Hinchey
Service
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
PNA
Hat
CMH
Lpns
Coroner Examining Dug Up Skeleton Near Mayville
A buried human skeleton was found yesterday in a gravel pit on Parker Road near Mayville in Chautauqua County. A NY highway department worker uncovered the remains and the skeleton was turned over to Coroner Thomas Costanzo for examination today.
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Chautauqua County
Sheriff's Department
Mayville
New York Highway Department
Parker Road
Thomas Costanzo
Sound Off Tonight invites pet peeves to be aired
The Journal asks readers to call 665-8251 between 5 and 9 p.m. to vent opinions on issues and problems they want addressed by the responsible body. Call during Sound Off Tonight to present solvable concerns for public consideration.
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Journal
Birds Return to Pine Grove Near Staceham Md
Officials say hundreds of thousands of blackbirds starlings and grackles have again nested in a pine grove near the hamlet of Staceham Maryland prompting concerns about local economy and health as in the previous winter.
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Alfred Hitchcock
Staceham
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