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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1975
Page
1
Incomprehensible OCR fragment from a local page mentions security, department, and a terse note about weekly actions. No clear names, dates, or places could be read, but the text implies a routine update or story about security measures and personnel.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a vehicle crash near Downey. It mentions a driver, a vehicle overturning, a trailer, a jury, and potholes. Names and specifics are unclear, but the note indicates a collision with tail damage and no corn loss.
CJ employees ratified a three year contract after a ten week strike. The pact includes a one dollar wage rise in year one and 27 percent total increases over the term. Most workers will be recalled in stages over about eight days with roughly 25 not returning immediately.
Corry area police report six weekend traffic accidents causing various injuries and over 12500 dollars in property damage. Late Saturday a car driven by Harry was involved in a crash as part of the roundup.
A Titusville area traffic crash summary cites PennDOT's Law noting road work signage as a sign of Pennsylvania priorities. Multiple crashes on rural roads east of Titusville and Pleasantville injure several, with damage totals ranging from $500 to $4,450 and victims treated at local hospitals.
Israel and Egypt pushed a second Sinai withdrawal pact with a Geneva signing planned if approved. The accord limits to 8000 troops, 75 tanks and 60 artillery pieces per side and allows nonmilitary cargoes through the Suez Canal. Kissinger led a 12 day shuttle. Ford seeks congressional approval for American observers at surveillance posts. Rabin warns of risks but sees possible peace opening.
Corry Area School District directors in a special session ratified a two year contract with district teachers after CAEA members previously ratified the pact following a rejected earlier settlement. Officials were unavailable for comment at presstime.
Pennsylvania state police say publicity around a crackdown last week slowed motorists during the Labor Day weekend. Undercover officers dressed as hitchhikers used concealed radar units, unmarked cars, and vans to catch speeders, with officials noting the publicized effort raised awareness and reduced speeding.
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon rejected IMF Director Johannes Witteveen’s call for the United States, Germany, and Japan to boost stimulus to end the world recession. He said the U.S. has done enough to reflate the economy and warned of a 1976 budget deficit of at least $60 billion. President Ford was to address IMF leaders as talks continued.
Sparta Fair committee members announce the 54th Spartanshoro Community and School Fair starts tomorrow at the Sparta school grounds. A daily highlights list includes exhibits judging, queen crowning, livestock judging, pony pulling contests, booster badge drawings, live entertainment by Private Drive, Country Church Gospel Singers, an ox roast, a Charles Gregory act, a parade, and a fireworks finale.
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