Gas Shortage Could Force 500,000 Jobs Loss This Winter
Congressional testimony warns as many as 500,000 workers may lose jobs if a natural gas shortage hits this winter. Predictions point to layoffs starting soon after November 1 as energy price policy stalls in Congress. States most affected include Ohio New Jersey Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Pennsylvania New York Kentucky West Virginia Delaware Missouri Iowa and California.
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Postal Subs Getting More Hours Now
Four substitute carriers and clerks at the Corry Post Office faced reduced hours, prompting supplemental unemployment compensation. Some plan to work in Erie to boost income, aided by a postal union clause shielding layoffs. The era of park and loop may have cut subs’ hours, while related Erie County court docket includes mobile home disputes and Vandercoy vs Mosher over a nearby park.
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Bureau of Employment Security
Erie Central Post Office
Erie
Postal Service
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Erie County Court
Elgin
Roger Vandercoy
George Mosher
Vandercoy
Court of Common Pleas
Erie County
Galen L. Danner
Chilean refugees in Argentina seek haven from UN offices siege
Eleven Chilean refugees and a Brazilian hostage taker hold UNHCR offices in Buenos Aires demanding a democratic country to accept them. Negotiations extend to Belgium Sweden Denmark and perhaps others as Argentina offers departure if a destination is found. Hostages partially freed, groups’ leader claims a family atmosphere persists while police confrontations loom.
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Mn Ikind
Robert Muller
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Salvador Allende
Not A Target Shapp Testifies Before Grand Jury
Gov. Milton J. Shapp testifies before a federal grand jury probes political corruption in Pennsylvania. Officials say he is not a target but a witness, answering over 100 questions in a session that could last hours. A grand jury inquiry centers on contracts, fund raising, kickbacks, and public office use, plus financing of Shapp's 1970 campaign.
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Alexandar Satinsky
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Burglary Hits CAIDC Housing Site Tools Stolen
Police investigate a large theft at the CAIDC middle income housing project atop South Center Street. Contractors Richard Westerberg Eric $150 tools G G Contractors Lake City at least $1,000 tools John Dane Eric $185 Joseph Balog Corry $400 Donald Kuhn Union City $45 Dale Kulm Union City $45 Most missing items are drywall partition tools.
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Richard Westerberg
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Lake City
John Dane
Joseph Balog
Corry
Donald Kuhn
Union City
Dale Kulm
Beiruts Clashes Continue in Beirut as Karami Seeks Mediation
In Beirut heavy fighting between Christian and Moslem factions continues with Karami seeking Syrian mediation from Hafez Assad in Damascus. Casualty estimates in the last 24 hours reach up to 60 dead and 200 wounded. Fire engines from Syria aided Lebanese crews as government sources note ongoing Arab mediation efforts.
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