Corry Affluent Recession Defies Local Slump in Housing
Corry appears to dodge recession with a housing surge fueled by state and federal funding. Eight private homes built in 1975 contrast with 50 units on South Center Street and 30 elderly apartments planned in Fourth Ward Urban Renewal. Additional 32 units possible on Sciota Street and 48 more apartments planned atop Spring Street Hill. Unemployment around 1,000, with federal state aid totaling up to 111 dollars for a single, plus 8 for a spouse and dependents, tax free and lasting up to 65 weeks. Retail growth remains robust with Kentucky Fried Chicken, Red Barn, Stop ’n’ Go, BOF Steak House, Corry Stationers, and Steve Young Electronics opening, plus a large plant addition up to 60,000 square feet and ongoing city sewer upgrades and downtown renewal.
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South Center Street Hill
Fourth Ward
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Red Barn
Stop ‘N’ Go
BOF Steak House
Corry Stationers
Steve Young Electronics
Franco Nearing End? Franco Nearing End?
In Madrid, Generalissimo Francisco Franco showed a satisfactory night and continued improvement after an acute heart attack two nights earlier. While officials deny reports of death, speculation grows that Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon could soon succeed him, with discussions about transferring powers possibly imminent.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Vicente Pozuelo
Western
Europe
Pardo
Vicente Cardinal Enriquez Tarancon
Carlos Arias Navarro
September Prices Rise While Food Costs Fall Briefly
The Labor Department reports September consumer prices up five tenths of 1 percent, reducing workers purchasing power by six tenths of 1 percent due to higher prices and fewer hours. Food prices fell two tenths, beef and produce dropping, while utilities and services rose notably. Overall inflation remains high but easing from prior double-digit levels. tax cuts keep purchasing power one percent higher than last year.
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Washington
Labor Department
New York City
Rural transportation plan under way in eight Pennsylvania counties
Secretary of Transportation Jacob Kassab announced a plan to create a rural transport system for eight Pennsylvania counties Clarion Crawford Erie Forest Lawrence Mercer Venango and Warren. The study targets July 1976 completion and focuses on access for the poor elderly and disabled with local supervision by PennDOT and guidance from the Governor's Task Force on Rural Transportation. The plan will assess travel demand vehicle needs personnel and estimated costs to deliver essential services including medical shopping and personal facilities.
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Jacob Kassab
Pennsylvania
Clarion
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Lawrence
Mercer
Venango
Warren
Kassab
Penndot
Turkish Ambassador Killed in Vienna Embassy Attack
In Vienna three men armed with submachine guns stormed the Turkish Embassy at noon and killed the ambassador. Police and Foreign Ministry officials said the attackers fled in a white Mercedes Benz. The incident prompted a manhunt and heightened security across Vienna.
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Austria
Foreign Ministry
Danis Tanaligis
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Tsnaligil
Associated Press
Tunaligil
Istanbul
Milan
Italy
Ceme
Switzerland
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Police Warn Residents To Lock All Doors
City police issued a safety warning after a rash of indecent exposure incidents believed linked to one man. In three break ins, the intruder entered unlocked homes late at night, exposed himself, and fled after being confronted by residents and wives left alone. Police urge locking doors and caution with strangers.
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Kenneth Nichols
Nichols
Move to give Congress veto over federal rules grows
Congress faces a push for a legislative veto to strike down federal rules drawn by agencies. AP reports 7,496 new regulations last year amid 404 enacted laws, with defenders arguing most rules are not offensive while critics warn of a fourth branch of government. Ford opposes excessive federal interference in business.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Boston
Los Angeles
Civil Aeronautics Board
Miami
Congress
House
Federal Election Commission
Walter Flowers
D-Ala
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Elliott H. Levitas
D-Ga
Burreaucracy
George Danielson
D-Calif
EPA
California
Ford
New York City Help Bill Unlikely To Pass
Washington AP report says a Senate Banking Committee plan would grant New York City 6 billion in federal loan guarantees for one year with private bond stakes and a required 420 million state tax to cover half the city’s deficit. Gov. Hugh Carey opposes the tax, warning of a default if aid fails, while House subcommittee hearings proceed on potential city default and broader aid options.
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Senate
New York City
Senate Banking Committee
Hugh Carey
Carey
House Economic Stabilization Subcommittee
Thomas Ashley
D-Ohio
House
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Committee
Robert Morgan
Proxmire
New York
Area Woman Foils Attempted Holdup
A Spring Creek area woman, whose name was withheld, refused to be intimidated by a screwdriver wielded by a would be thief. She stopped on Route 77, locked her car doors, confronted the man who demanded money, and a motorcycle rider arrived as the robber fled. Corry state police are continuing the investigation.
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Spring Creek Area
Tld Corry State Police
Canadian geese briefly stop at Mead Park Pond
Four Canadian geese winging toward the sunny south paused yesterday on Alice Lake known as Mead Park Pond. Journal photographer Bob McCray captured the scene from a distant shore as the wary birds settled briefly before moving on.
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Alice Lake
Mead Park Pond
Journal
Bob McCray
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