Egypt seeks Brezhnev Cairo visit amid thaw
Ismail Fahmy helped realign Egypt toward the United States and now Brezhnev is set to visit Cairo in January for talks with President Anwar Sadat. The Soviet head will make his first trip to Egypt, signaling a possible reconciliation between Moscow and Cairo. In Manila, the U.S. Air Force ends the search for a weather reconnaissance plane missing with six crew after a typhoon mission, listing them as missing.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ismail Fahmy
United States
Russia
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Brezhchev
Anwar Sadat
Manila
Philippines
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Clark Air Base
Mortgage aid bill eases homebuyers access nationwide
Congress passed an emergency housing credit bill authorizing up to 7.7 billion dollars for federal purchases of conventional housing mortgages. The measure, a priority in President Ford s economic message, aims to make mortgage money easier to obtain for home buyers across the nation.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Erie Schools to reopen after two week suspension ends
Erie Pa AP Schools will resume classes today after the school board ended a two week suspension. Superintendent Richard Hilinski said negotiations with teachers would resume, with the Erie Education Association stating members will attend classes when talks occur. Major sticking points remain salary, promotion practices and transfer policy.
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Erie
Richard Hilinski
Erie Education Association
EEA
Red Cross Dedication Will Open New Corry Building
Area legislators city dignitaries and the public will attend a dedication and open house for the Red Cross building at 134 East Main Street in Corry. Speakers include Robert Grice and Harry Rinder with Rev. Cooper and Rev. Hurst to offer prayers.
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Red Cross
East Main Street
Richard Schweiker
Joseph Vigorito
R. Budd Dwyer
Forest Hopkins
Mary Ann Kibler
Robert Grice
Thomas Grice
Harry A. Rinder
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
American National Red Cross
Evelyn Dodd
Cyril H. Cooper
St. Thomas Church
Reed J. Hurst
First United Methodist Church
G. Fred Duell
Corry
American Red Cross
Veteran's Administration
Pittsburgh
United Fund of Corry, Cancer Society
Ben Stewart Sewing Circle
Homeowners End Suit to Allow 50-Unit Housing Project
The Erie County case blocking a 50 unit housing project atop South Center street hill has been dropped by the Concerned Homeowners and CAIDC after weeks of negotiations with City Council. Compromises include recreation facilities street widening sidewalks hedges and other items. HUD in Pittsburgh tentatively approved the project and will forward the file to Philadelphia for review with local officials expecting action.
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South Center Street Hill
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
Erie
Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation
CAIDC
City Council
South Center Street
Pittsburgh
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Philadelphia
Launch Drive For Leukemia Victim by Local Club
The Corry CB Outlaws and Corry Rubber Co. employees launch a fund drive for 11 year old Dan Moats of Wright street hospitalized in Roswell Memorial Hospital Buffalo with leukemia. Two bake sales Friday at Sears North Center and Buyers Fair West Smith. Saturday car wash at Mountain's Keystone Station East Main. Coin cans to be placed citywide for donations to a bank fund. Chamber of Commerce approval obtained. Moats family travels to hospital. Moats works at Corry Rubber Co. and home supports three more children.
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Corry CB Outlaws
Citizens Band Radio Club
Dan Moats
Wright Street
Roswell Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Sears
North Center Street
Buyers Fair
West Smith Street Plaza
Outlaws
Mountain
Keystone Station
East Main Street
Sull
Corry Rubber Co
Moats
CAHS Teacher Among Finalists for State Teacher of the Year
Corry Area High School biology teacher Max L Bennink has been named a finalist in the 1975 Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year competition. Secretary of Education John C Pittenger announced Bennink, a veteran educator with a master’s degree who also serves as track coach and class advisor. He is the sole finalist from the local area among eleven total finalists.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
John C. Pittenger
Max L. Bennink
CAHS
Bennink
Blaze Destroys Mobile Home on Route 6 East
Firefighters battled a morning blaze in a Route 6 East mobile home near the village. Floyd Hammond owned the trailer, which was declared a total loss by Hammond's son James. The cause is under investigation after firefighters reported it likely started near the furnace. Three units and 15 men responded at about 8 a.m.
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Columbus
Route 6
Floyd Hammond
Hammond
James Hammond
North Center Street
Pennsylvania September milk output rises five percent
The Crop Reporting Service reports Pennsylvania milk production in September up five percent from a year earlier. Milk cows increased by 2,000, and the average yield per cow rose to 835 pounds from 800 pounds last September, according to the agency on Tuesday.
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Harrisburg
Crop Reporting Service
Pennsylvania
Ford Urges Inflation-Fighting Congress To Track Spending
President Ford campaigned in four Midwest states urging voters to elect inflation fighters who will track every penny spent by government. He urged stronger GOP gains to work with him, warned of deficit spending, and quipped about marshmallows and tough turkey as metaphors for Congress' appetite on his economic plan. He also pledged no federal wheat export controls and referenced a Missouri game victory to motivate supporters.
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Kansas City
Ford
Congress
House
Senate
Missouri
South Dakota
Nebraska
Indiana
University of Missouri
Tigers
U. S
Thomas B. Curtis
Thomas F. Eagleton
Robert Dole
Kansas
Dole
Future Partners of America
Kansas City Convention Center
Slaughtering Calves to Protest Low Prices in Wisconsin
National Farmers Organization members in Curtis and nearby Wisconsin towns slaughtered calves to protest plummeting cattle prices. About 54 calves were killed in Curtiss with 636 more calves already slain by NFO members, plus 22 by Buena Vista Beef Growers Association near Wisconsin Rapids. Prices to farmers have fallen from 90–125 dollars per veal calf to around 17 dollars, while consumer store veal remains about two dollars per pound.
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National Farmers Organization
Curtis
Wis
Wisconsin Nfo
Steve Pavich
Pavich
NFO
Buena Vista Beef Growers Association
Wisconsin Rapids
Phil Broege
NFC
Curtiss
Broege
Edgar
Dubuque
Towa
Corry Area School District Grants Secretaries Raises
Directors approved salary increases for three confidential district secretaries and hired a new administrator for the office. The raises, totaling 372 dollars plus 428 for Mrs Ruby Chase, bring salaries to negotiated union levels. Mrs Chase set at 6300 dollars.
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Corry Area
Frederick Davids
Union
Corry
Corry Area Schools Service Personnel Association
Ruby Chase
Open House Set at Corry Area District Schools
Corry Area School District will host open house evenings on three dates at Spar tansburg Spring Creek Conesway Columbus Concord and Wright schools. Open house runs 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Parents may meet teachers and administrators during the events.
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Corry Area
Charles Krepps Jr
Spartansburg
Spring Creek
Conesway
Columbus
Concord
Wright
Krepps
Ireppa
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