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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1975
Page
1
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In Cairo President Anwar Sadat denounced the Soviet Union for boycotting the Geneva ceremony where Egypt and Israel signed a Sinai agreement. He accused Moscow of provoking division in the Arab front by aiding Syria and the Palestinians with what he called lies about Egypt's concessions. Northern Ireland leaders near an emergency coalition to avert civil war as Stormont talks stall on power sharing amid a 78-member constitutional convention.
In Naples a large Teamsters pension fund and allies offered to finance a $20,000 balance for buyers of a waterside condominium at 6 percent interest amid years of tight money and high mortgage rates. The Central States fund and friends push bargain financing to entice buyers despite restrictive credit conditions.
In a region near Pittsburgh a Bridgeville resident, John Hittner, 26, died from head and internal injuries after tumbling 40 feet from a hydraulic lift while helping erect a gasoline station sign. The accident occurred Wednesday at the site near St. Vincent Hospital. Copperweld Corp plans federal court action against Societe Imetal alleging antitrust and securities violations and seeking to block its tender offer.
The U S unemployment rate held steady at 8.4 percent in August as employment rose sharply by 275 000 to 85 4 million workers boosting the labor force The report also notes rising wholesale prices and inflation fears while economists expect slower inflation ahead in coming months Also reported were jobless statistics by gender and age and gains in manufacturing In Corry Pennsylvania authorities charged Charles R Sheets 29 with cruelty to animals after an investigation into alleged mistreatment of nine horses and three dogs on a farm along Route 6 east of Corry
An early morning explosion damaged the Kennecott Building in Salt Lake City causing about 50000 dollars in damages. No injuries were reported. A Weather Underground threat claimed responsibility and the building was evacuated before the blast.
A lunch hour explosion in the Hilton Hotel lobby near Buckingham Palace killed three and injured 38. A second device was found and exploded' experts dismantled it. An anonymous call warned of the blast. The hotel seats 700 guests near Hyde Park and the American Embassy. Police suspect Irish Republican Army terrorists amid a wave of bombs.
The city plans four federally funded positions in the streets department and at the sewage plant to combat unemployment. Agencies and nonprofits can apply. deadlines and eligibility hinge on areas with high unemployment and designated programs.
A New York state man, Arthur Starkus, 26, waived extradition in New York after being tied to a Bear Lake school bus theft. Starkus, of Brant, returned to Pennsylvania and arraigned in Sugar Grove where he waived a preliminary hearing. The $8,000 bus was stolen from Center street and recovered within hours. Starkus is jailed on $1,000 bond as the case moves toward Warren County Criminal Court. Police have not explained motives.
Corry Redevelopment Authority cleared the way for offers on several properties for the limited downtown renewal project. Executive director Virginia Nuzzo said HUD forms approving steps in the initial phase were filed, enabling CHA to make offers within two weeks for parcels on Park Street North Center Street and the former Salvation Army building, with eight parcels in the development area planned for future offers.
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