Baby Sisters Hurt In Route 8 Crash Near Union City
Two Union City sisters aged 2 and 1 remain in guarded condition at Union City Memorial Hospital after a three car pileup on Route 8 south of Union City Sunday. Their parents James and Mrs. Sagen were injured. the driver Roy Hawley and Donald Wagner were also treated. Police report damage over 5300 and say charges are pending. Several other accidents investigated by Corry state police included Route 27 collision near Pleasantville, Route 89 loss of control near Corry, and a windshield damage incident on Route 178 near Union City.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Corry
Julie
Joanne
James Sagen
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Sagen
Roy Hawley
Hawley
Donald Wagner
Tionesta
Linda
Pleasantville
Ruth Ferlein
Petrolia
William B. Moore
Titusville
Ferlein
Moore
Dale Pless
Spartansburg
Linda M. Shoemaker
Hungry Run Road
Edward A. Dillinger
Route 178
Guy McClintock
R.D. 5
Edward §. Carter
Area Crash Claims Three Lives Over Holiday Weekend
A North Clymer man Allen P. Kellogg 23 a South Euclid Ohio man Victor C. Stuart 18 and a Erie Mary Hathaway 31 died in separate crashes over the weekend. Kellogg died when his car left a curve at Marks Corners Town of Mina struck a pole then fatally pinned him. Stuart died in Westfield Memorial Hospital after a Route 17 crash in Hartfield that injured three others. The wreck involved Berry J. Burkey 19 Warren Ohio and Donald G. VanAtter 27 Mayville with two other passengers injured. Stuart was listed in fair condition at last report.
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Erie
South Euclid
Ohio
Allen P. Kellogg
Townline Road
Victor C. Stuart
Mary Hathaway
Kellogg
Marks Corners
Mina
Chautauqua County
Thomas J. Costanzo
Jamestown
Stuart
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Hartfield
Berry J. Burkey
Warren
Donald G. VanAtter
West Lake Road
Mayville
VanAtter
Burkey
Mark Hanni
Thomas Stuart
Pepper Pike
Congress Eyes New Health and Tax Plans
Democratic leaders push national health insurance and broad tax reform as top goals in the closing weeks of the 93rd Congress. Action likely only if Congress reconvenes after the Nov 5 elections, with adjournment targets slipping beyond October 15. Senate and House debates stress a hard path amid election pressures and procedural hurdles.
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D-Ark
Russell B. Long
D-La
Abraham A. Koff
Piglet Theft Foiled by Angry Sow at Farm
Four suspects were arrested near a Columbus farm after stealing two 3 week old piglets. A sow cornered one thief, delaying the escape and drawing a Pennsylvania Game Commission deputy to the scene. Bond set at 1000 dollars for all. juveniles’ names withheld.
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Columbus
Clair Jaquith
Corry
Ernest W. Whaley
Warren
Ford signs landmark pension bill for millions of workers
President Ford signed the Employe Retirement Income Security Act on Labor Day. The law covers 300,000 to 400,000 existing private plans and regulates funding and operation, guaranteeing benefits after 15 years of service. It also creates a voluntary portability program for moving pension rights between jobs.
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Ford Preps Costs Fight in Inflation Conference
President Ford lines up a White House inflation conference, meeting economists and advisers Leo Seidman Bush and Greenspan as AFL CIO leader Meany urges blunt public truth on inflation and unemployment. Arnold Miller backs the effort while 200 attendees witness the pension act signing.
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Ford Administration
Arnold Miller
The
United Mine Workers
Food Prices Jump 14 Percent, AP Survey Finds
Associated Press market basket survey shows August price increases across 15 food and nonfood items in 13 cities with more than 40 percent of items up. Eggs rose in all cities, sugar surged in 11, pork chops higher in eight, peanut butter up in six, coffee up in eight. Dallas bucks trend slightly. The basket is up 14 percent from a year ago and 1% year to date. The Agriculture Department foresees continued rises through 1974.
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Dallas
Tex
Agriculture Department
Union Accepts Plastics Offer in Erie County
In a Saturday morning vote at the Central Labor Club the Erie County Plastics Independent Union approved a three year contract by 136 to 28. The package raises wages by 1.15 total over three years with 50 cents the first year and 65 cents in the last two years, plus annual cost of living increases. Fringe gains include higher group insurance hospital improvements jury duty allowance and an 11th paid holiday. Officers: Nancy Stover president Esther Wotus vice president Dorothy Adams treasurer Patsy Nichols secretary.
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Erie County Plastics Independent Union
The
Independent Union
Nancy Stover
Esther Wotus
Dorothy Adams
Patsy Nichols
Fire Destroys Old Building In Jamestown
A three story Jamestown building was destroyed by a fire that also damaged nearby structures. A patrolman spotted flames near 4 a.m. revealing a basement blaze. The cake shop, a jewelry store, and offices were burned. four firefighters were injured and treated at WCA Hospital.
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Jamestown
Fluvanna
Journal
WCA Hospital
Carmen Dims to a Tropical Storm Crossing Yucatan Gulf
Hurricane Carmen weakened after crossing the Yucatan Peninsula and moving into the Gulf of Mexico. Three deaths were reported in its path, with the storm’s center located east of Campeche and winds reduced to 75 mph. Forecasters expect re strength over open water but warn of possible land threats once it nears the Bay of Campeche.
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British Honduras
Kingston
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Yucatan
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