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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1974
Page
4
A jumble of ads lists farm produce prices at Orton Farm near Interstate 90 and Exit 12, dining specials at various eateries, and service offers from Clark's Glass Center, Carol's Carousel, and Lehman's Tire. The column also notes children's letters and discharges, plus items for sale and contact numbers in a late 20th century local ads page.
New York and federal officials say Franklin National Bank, once the nation’s 20th largest, is insolvent. The FDIC will liquidate assets over three years to repay the Fed, while most operations sell to European-American Bank & Trust Co. Depositors and loan customers move to European-American and Franklin offices reopen as usual.
Erie educators returned to schools despite a board order and said they would not be paid if they stayed away. Ed Christy, president of the Erie Education Association, called it a school board strike as the district faced a two week closure to pressure bargaining.
Alice Ryan, a seven year Erie County voter registration employee, filed a grievance with AFSCME alleging harassment by a volunteer at a Millcreek Mall registration event. Dolores Bross, AFSCME president, said the union will follow proper procedures and involves county chief labor specialist James Casey.
Erie police arrested Robert Gardner, driver for Erie Ambulance Service, at the scene of an accident after witnesses saw two ambulances racing toward the wreck. Gardner allegedly swerved to avoid the scene, pushing a City Ambulance off the road and then tended the victim. Both services have reportedly feuded over calls.
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