Get Set Voters Things Should Be Interesting Next Tuesday
In Corry a native son runs for register of wills William P Waterhouse Republican faces incumbent Roger Fischer Democrat If elected he would be Corry s first such official this century The Erie County courthouse hosts a political arena with races including Patsy Nichols wife of the police chief running for district justice Potential conflicts of interest loom if she wins Aver cannot complete a full term due to mandatory retirement Dems and GOP see shifts in registration and county wide interest rises as voters prepare for next Tuesday’s vote
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Bill Eaton
Corry
William P. Waterhouse
Register of Wills
Roger Fischer
Mary Ann Kibler
Rita B. Downey
Barbara P. Mack
Patsy Nichols
W. Porter Auer
Aver
Nichols
Erie County
Neil McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Dem
GM Rebounds As Chrysler Stays In The Red
DETROIT AP General Motors third quarter earnings rose to 243 million, nearly 15 times the 1974 loss, while Chrysler posted a record third quarter loss of 29 million, its fifth straight deficit. Chrysler foresees possible further red ink in the final quarter as it weighs drastic actions. GM reported 8.9 billion in sales for July to September, a 20 percent increase from 1974, aided by a stronger market. Analysts hope for slower car production next month, with forecasts around 600,000 units in November, down from last year.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
U.S
Tlesday
Chrysler
John J. Riccardo
Riccardo
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
Burglary at Osmo Tannery Probed. $1200 Loss Reported
Investigators report no leads in a $1200 burglary at the Osmo Tannery in Spartansburg. Owner George Dernar Jr. says stolen leather goods including coats and jackets are valued at about $1200. Break-in occurred between Monday night and early yesterday via an open rear window. police alerted.
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Osmo
Spartansburg
Corry
George Dernar Jr
R.D. 4
Union City
Dernar
Union City Youths Listed As Runaways
State police search two Union City youths. Michael Nosko, 12, and Stephen Thomas, 13, disappeared yesterday from their homes in Union City. Nosko is 5'6" 120 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes wearing a red sweatshirt. Thomas is 5' tall 115 pounds with sandy hair hazel eyes. Contact Corry state police with information.
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Union City
Michael Nosko
Joseph Nosko
R.D. 1
Stephen Thomas
Andy Ossa
B.D. 1
Nosko
Thomas
Corry State
Death of Union City child ruled accidental drown
A three year old Union City boy Duane Higley drowned after slipping into a pond near his home. Deputy Coroner Harry L. Musser ruled the death accidental by drowning. Survived by parents two sisters grandparents and many relatives. Friends may call at Musser Funeral Home with services Friday at 10 a.m. and burial in Calvary Cemetery Erie.
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Union City
Harry L. Musser
Duane Higley
Sixth Avenue
Musser
Stacey
Higley
Brande
Mary Smith
Anthony Skarzenski
Erie
Funeral
Calvary Cemetery
James Peterson
St.Theresa's Church
Ground Breaking Friday for Elderly Units in Fourth Ward
Groundbreaking for 30 elderly housing units in the Fourth Ward Urban Renewal Project is set for 11 a.m. Friday after a decade-long wait. Pittsburgh officials and contractors from Corry Housing Authority Towne Development and HUD signed the contracts yesterday to start the project along West Pleasant Street between First and Third Avenues. The event marks the culmination of planning begun in 1965 with county chief planner Chris Capotis guiding the early steps. Councilman William Halfast received the news by phone shortly after 1 p.m. and relayed details to the media.
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Fourth Ward
Pittsburgh
Corry Housing Authority
Towne Development of
New Castle
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
West Pleasant Street
First
Third Avenues
Chris Capotis
Ford Says He Will Veto NY City Bailout Bills
President Ford said he would veto any federal bailout bill for New York City to prevent a default while pledging federal help to maintain police and fire protection. He proposed new legislation to empower federal courts to oversee an orderly city reorganization and to allow a moratorium on creditor actions while creditors and city debts are adjusted.
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Washington
Ford
New York City
National Press Club
Congress
New York
New York State
Istrict
Buries Himself Alive for 50 Cents a View
A Philadelphia town unveils a fiberglass tomb on an empty downtown lot where a man known as The Phantom, who claims to be Lancaster born, has buried himself six feet deep. Viewers pay 50 cents to watch through a tube as his wife feeds him and monitors his safety via television and emergency systems. The couple insist the stunt is real and anonymous, despite public skepticism.
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Lancaster
Philadelphia
Emma Smith
Ravenshead
England
Guiness
Phantom
Leading Indicators Show Drop in September Signals Mixed Economy
Washington AP The government's leading indicators index fell nine tenths of a percent in September the first drop in seven months despite ongoing growth signals. The index shows 11 of 12 components available with slower liquid assets, higher factory layoffs, weaker orders and lower stock prices weighing the reading while the trade surplus for the quarter remains positive though down from prior periods.
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Washington
East
Commerce Department
The
County to fund renovation for Erie Senior Citizens Center
Erie County commissioners voted to approve 16 000 dollars to renovate the Senior Citizens Center at First Avenue and West Main Street. The Erie Building Trades Association will supply labor and materials at no cost, with deed transfer to Senior Citizens Center Inc. once legal steps are complete. If unused for elderly housing, ownership reverts to Zem Zem Hospital for Crippled Children in Erie.
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Erie County
Senior Citizens Center
First Avenue
West Main Street
Erie Building Trades Association
Corry
W.W. Waterhouse
Senior Citizens Center Inc
Waterhouse
Zem Zem Hospital For
Erie
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State Board of Elections
Robert J. Cooney
John Wagner
Journal
Wagner
Eines
Harrisburg
Cooney
Corry Area
UC Tot
Corry Evening Journal
Pennsylvania
William Halfast
Thomas Potocki
Potocki
State Department of Community Affairs
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
McEldawney
Department
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