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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1973
Page
3
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A fragmented report notes a political rally with sparse details about participants and location, indicating a tense moment for a candidate named Kingly amid local opposition. No clear outcomes or dates are provided in the readable text.
Fragmentary notes mention Allies film and a possible FBI role or inquiry dated around a proposed release window. Details are unclear but imply governmental cooperation or scrutiny affecting production.
Ford, GM, Chrysler, and American Motors pressed Washington for price increases totaling up to 106 dollars per car, citing costs for safety and environmental features. The Cost of Living Council extended the gasoline price freeze while labor talks loom, and Chrysler faces UAW wage talks as contracts near expiry. An antitrust indictment in Dallas targets United States Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Armco and others over steel bar pricing in the Texas market. Erie County Fair horse pulling draws crowds as the fair closes its 1973 run.
Erie County faces a contract test as union officials file a grievance over the district attorney office hiring three new aides and two secretaries. AFSCME cites a 10 day posting rule and first consideration for qualified applicants, while Kennedy defends the hires as compliant with state law. Meanwhile, county officials seek to fund an $400 raise pro rata for about 800 workers, many of whom are per diem.
The Corry YMCA announces fall swim and activity classes from September 10 to November 10. Programs include Tadpole and Mother and Tiny Tot swim, first grade and swim team options, adult learn to swim, intramurals, and various fall classes such as sewing, knitting, square dancing, and nursery school, with registration details and bus changes for Union City.
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