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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1974
Page
1
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Stockholm AP reports Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf, age 28, invited by Swedish American groups to attend bicentennial events in the United States during 1976. Government says invitations were extended Friday as part of celebrations and official visits.
Taft Oklahoma Comedian actor Redd Foxx was sworn in as chief of police in Taft an all black community by District Court Judge Bill Haworth Foxx wearing blue jeans and a denim jacket said he plans to put Taft on the map and raise the town into a city He also aims to help improve conditions for Black people nationwide.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules 680 last minute gubernatorial appointments invalid. Gov Shapp’s cabinet picks including Attorney General Israel Packer and Police Commissioner James D. Barger must be ousted from office. Some may be reappointed as acting secretaries. Court cites improper Senate adjournment and lack of constitutional authority. Nearby NY blasts target major banks claimed by Puerto Rican militants. several buildings damaged, no injuries reported. A caller links to Armed Forces of Puerto Rican National Liberation.
At a press briefing in Erie the Study Group Eleven outlined why they campaign for the Erie County Home Rule Study ballot question and for an 11 member Government Study Commission. Balloting includes the question and commission candidates in the November 5 election. The group seeks area representation with 200 votes needed per commission candidate to win.
Daylight Saving Time ends tomorrow at 2 a.m. turning clocks back one hour. The change ends a 10 month trial aimed at energy conservation. Standard time resumes until Sunday February 23, 1975, giving back the lost hour of sleep.
Workers at the Tonnard Mfg plant overwhelmingly rejected union representation in a 49 to 7 vote. Leonard Bills, an owner, said the company is very pleased. The election followed an NLRB hearing prompted by a UAW petition amid weeks of organizing activity and claims of layoffs linked to union ties.
Columbus police and PSP are seeking information about 16 year old Ricky Tuszynski who has been missing from his home for almost two weeks. He is 5 feet 9 inches tall, 145 pounds, with long brown hair and brown eyes. Last seen October 15 on Spring Street wearing blue corduroy trousers tan loafers and a blue windbreaker. He has two tattoos including Mom. Call city or state police with any details.
GM reports third quarter 1974 profits of 16 million, down 94 percent from 267 million a year earlier as auto sales slide. The company plans capital expenditure cuts along with production and plant layoffs while forecasting a tentative fourth quarter recovery.
Mayor Kibler signed a proclamation naming October 27 to November 2 as American Education Week in Corry. CAEA president Vincent Salsgiver and publicity chair Peggy Paul presented the proclamation. theme is Stay Involved, continuing Get Involved. Open houses will be held at district schools throughout the week.
About 100 dairy farmers met in Pine Valley to map strategy for a November 4 cattlekill in the New York Pennsylvania New Jersey dairy region. The plan limits calf killings to 1000 and donates meat to Salvation Army Mennonite Association and World Medical Supply with AMCO Packing Co. facilities used for slaughter and packaging.
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