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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1975
Page
3
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A damaged vehicle struck a curb and trailer in a roadway incident causing damage to the auto and a nearby court area. Tow truck crews assisted as debris and pothole conditions were cited. The report notes injuries and a loss of vehicle function with responders on scene.
Corry Jamestown workers ratified a three year contract ending a ten week strike. IAMAW Local 1097 President William Dean reported 302 yes votes to 121 no with 459 attendees and 32 not voting. The deal includes a one dollar wage increase over the term.
A crash at the North Center street and Columbus avenue intersection left two vehicles damaged totaling $6,000 with minor injuries. Andre W. Guthman 22, of Huntington New York drove east on Columbus with a green light. Toni S. Chase 16, of R D 2 Corry turn left into Guthman’s path causing the collision. Passenger Mahmud Yusuf was treated for rib injuries and released.
A motion in Buffalo Special Term was withdrawn as Peek'n Peak Recreation Inc. and Bankers Trust Co. agreed to extend the deadline for answering a mortgage foreclosure summons. The extension runs to Sept. 9, with Crossley noting no court action needed after the agreement. Crossley indicated he will examine two bank officers before filing the answer and that further action rests with Bankers Trust.
Corry area police logged six weekend accidents causing various injuries none serious and over 12500 dollars in property damage. Notable incidents included a Titusville spin out and collision on Route 89, a Meade Avenue crash injuring a Balog family, and a one lane bridge wreck near Pleasantville that snapped two utility poles.
Israeli Egyptian pact to withdraw troops and limit forces in Sinai goes to the Knesset after Kissinger shuttle. If approved Israel and Egypt meet in Geneva to sign. US Congress urged to authorize American civilian observers at surveillance posts, amid concerns from Senate leaders.
The Corry Area School District directors, in a special session, ratified a new two-year contract with district teachers. CAEA members had ratified the pact last week after rejecting an earlier district proposal. Officials were unavailable for comment at presstime.
Pennsylvania state police report slower speeds amid a publicity driven crackdown on speeders. Undercover patrols and unmarked vehicles, plus public media exposure, prompted motorists to ease up on the accelerator. Officials caution the success is measured by lives saved, not ticket numbers, as statewide counts await midweek tallies.
Treasury Secretary William Simon rejected an IMF recommendation that the United States, along with Germany and Japan, do more to stimulate growth. He said the U S has taken adequate reflation on fiscal grounds and warned the nation may have done too much. Simon spoke as President Ford prepared to address the IMF World Bank meeting.
Sparta fair sponsors outline events as four day fair begins with exhibits rides and concessions. Wednesday includes entry judging and a pony pulling contest. Thursday features judging crowning of fair queen and booster badge draw. Friday adds livestock judging more pony pulling and two booster draws with Private Drive. Saturday parade ox roast free act by Charles Gregory booster drawings gospel singers and fireworks finale.
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