Peg School Loss At About $14000 In Corry District
Corry Area School District funds are under investigation for shortages. District Attorney R Gordon Kennedy says audits by at least three agencies will occur and the process may take months. The board has dismissed treasurer Robert Wharton as the probe continues. Approximately 14000 dollars are unaccounted for so far.
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Corry Area
R. Gordon Kennedy
Board of Education
Robert Wharton
Robert Kebert
Mead
Journal Press
Corry
Robert
Kennedy
Wharton
Woman Hijacks Jet and Drags Passengers Off Flight
An armed woman hijacked an Air France Boeing 727 from Paris to Marseille. She released 110 passengers and detained the pilot and chief steward aboard. Airport police surrounded the jet at Orly while ground crews spoke with her. Officials offered few details of her motive.
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Marseille
France
Air France
Paris
Nice
Orly
Corry Memorial outlines plan to recruit new doctor
Corry Memorial Hospital trustees approved a two pronged plan to recruit a physician for the Corry area led by Paul C. Roche. The plan envisions joining area doctors or solo practitioners with hospital facilities and possible guaranteed income to attract a new physician amid a local doctor shortage. A fact finding committee drafted the proposal and policy statement stressing the hospital’s pivotal role. Roche will discuss details with Corry physicians soon.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul C. Roche
Corry Area
County Taxes Could Jump By Two Mills
Erie County commissioners and officials began budgeting for the coming year with a warning of a possible two mill increase in property taxes. The 1973 budget was 15.3 million. 1974 could reach 18 million, with at least two and a half mills from reduced federal funds and wage hikes. A projected surplus may not offset the new costs, depending on whether commissioners approve major projects.
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Erie County
A.J
Jake) Gehrlein
Gehrlein
Commissioners To Meet Here In County Session
Erie County commissioners will hold their weekly meeting in the Municipal Building council chambers next Tuesday at 10 a.m. It is the second meeting of the county chiefs to be staged here, aimed at bringing county government to the people. Commissioners Louis Raymek William Hill Jr. and Leo Weir will preside, with other officials present. The session is open to the public.
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Erie County Commissioners
Irle
Corry
Louis Raymek
William ©. Hill Jr
Leo Weir
Not Immediately Arab Oil Cutback Won't Affect U.S.
The Associated Press reports that a 5 percent monthly cut in Arab oil output would barely affect U.S. supplies yet threaten Europe and Japan. An American energy expert says U.S. imports would drop about 0.3 percent, while Europe could fall 3 percent and Japan 2 percent.
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Associated Press
Hurope
Japan
United States
Israel
Kuwait
Washington
Western Europe
Voters to Decide Union City Dam Recreation Plan
Erie County commissioners debated options for a recreation area near Union City Dam and agreed that voters should decide the proposal. They noted voting could not occur until spring primaries, with the November general election seen as a clearer test for public verdict.
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Erie County
Union City
United Fund drive opens with $16578 as optimism grows
Optimism rode high as United Fund workers reported $16,578 in receipts on opening night for the annual drive toward $100,000. Major contributions came from McInnes Steel Co. employees $3,281 with company match, Raymond Division of Associated Spring $6,000, and Cooper Pentax $3,500. Other gifts included varied amounts from special gifts, business, government, services, and clubs.
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United Fund
Stephen Mahoney
Drive
McInnes Steel Co
Raymond
Associated Spring
Cooper Pentax
Local Doctor Hugh O Hare Dies At Home
Dr. Hugh A O Hare longtime Corry physician died at his home 101 East Smith Street of congestive heart failure. He was 70, born September 14 1903 in Titusville, Loyola Medical School 1928, WW II Army Medical Corps captain. Survived by wife Jane Mulheir four daughters Hugh A O Hare Jr Navy service and student Holly, a son, a granddaughter, three sisters and four brothers. Burial in St Elizabeth Cemetery after Mass at St Thomas Church. Memorials to charity of choice.
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East Smith Street
Dr. O'Hare
Titusville
St. Titus High School
Loyola University
Chicago
Mercy Hospital
U.S. Army Medical Corps
108Th General Hospital
194Th General Hospital
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O'Hare
St. Thomas Church
Knights of Columbus
Stanford Hose Company
Corry
BPOE
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Edinboro State College
Corry Civil Service Board
Corry Draft Board
Boy Scouts
Jane Mulheir
Richard S
Mary Jane
John C
Anne) Downey
Elmore
Ohio
Mary
Alan
William
Margaret) Lombard
North Warren
J. Condra O'Hare
Miienits
Bracken Funeral Home
St. Elizabeth Cemetery
Biggest Tank Battle Continues In Middle East
Washington says North Korean pilots on loan to Egypt tangled with Israeli planes south of Cairo in a brief dogfight with no losses. Cairo reports say the Sinai tank battles persist as Israelis and Syrians test each other on the Golan Heights front. In Beirut, gunmen raided Bank of America taking 20 to 30 hostages to demand a plane and safe conduct for Palestinian prisoners.
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Egypt
Pentagon
William Beecher
Cairo
Beecher
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Golan Heights
Alexei N. Kosygin
New York Times
Moscow
Middle East
Bank of America
Beirut
Lebanon
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