10 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1971
Page
1
The readable fragment suggests a political conflict involving a figure named Tali and a mayor named Rlong. Details are unclear but imply accusations or stinging remarks affecting city leadership. Further context is needed to confirm dates locations or outcomes.
At Attica State Prison in New York, 1,280 inmates remain out of control after rioting that left 12 guards injured, 35 hostages taken, and three buildings burned. State troopers, sheriffs, and guards sealed yard and cellblocks while Corrections Commissioner Oswald sought an injunction against reprisals amid talks for demands on religious freedom, censorship, parole practices, and prison wages.
President Nixon will hear organized labor's views at the White House on how to proceed after the wage price freeze. Labor leaders, including Leonard Woodcock and W. J. Usery, say retroactive pay for negotiated hikes remains a key demand as unions threaten to cancel contracts for about 600,000 auto workers. The meeting also draws in I. W. Abel, Joseph Beirne, and AFL CIO chief George Meany, who criticizes Nixon’s policies as pro big business.
County Commissioner William O Hill Jr aims to study a helicopter medical transfer system for Erie County. Two helicopters could shuttle from collection points to St Vincent Hospital and Hamot Medical Center with doctors and paramedics aboard, funded by municipalities or public subscriptions.
Downtown noise complaints of fireworks and a shooting report led officers James Hurlbut and Joel Steele to Loblaw's lot on West South Street. They stopped Jerry A. Munn 19 and John W. Dyne 20 after finding beer in the car. both were charged with possession of alcohol by a minor and released. Information on the charges was filed with District Justice Porter Auer.
Rep. Thomas Little, a Delaware state representative from Deerhurst, was fined 100 dollars and placed on 30 days probation for failing to answer questions on the 1970 census form. He must complete the form within 15 days. Little was convicted last May and may appeal the sentence.
Andy Anderson said the 1971 United Fund of the Corry Area aims to raise $91,000 this year. He spoke at a Corry YMCA orientation for volunteers, noting allocations and division goals would be announced once established. The meeting was one of several initial sessions laying groundwork for the drive.
Harrisburg AP The Tax Reform Act adds a 1 million dollar depletion allowance for certain businesses, mainly in oil coal and gas, on top of 150 million in tax relief next year. The measure echoes nine federal tax preferences restored after being halted, with Sun Oil among lobbyists arguing the impact.
Harrisburg faces a funding snag that halts a new snowmobile regulation. The Environmental Resources Department lacks budget to register 25 000 snow vehicles as fees earmarked for the general fund won't cover startup costs. Acting secretary Maurice K. Goddard seeks a July 1, 1972 effective date and revenue allocation to launch the program.
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission approved a rate increase by General Telephone Company and York Telephone and Telegraph Company. After the wage price freeze ends, hotels and motels will be charged 20 cents for local calls, up from 15 cents. GenTel serves Armstrong, Bradford, Butler, Cambria, Crawford, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Indiana, Lawrence, Mercer, Somerset, Venango, Warren, Westmoreland counties. York serves York and Adams counties.
The Corry Area Industrial Development Corporation CAIDC housing committee met with Philadelphia architect Michael Marcelli to salvage a 60 unit HUD proposal due Monday. HUD initially pegged 50 units at $653000, a Bradford comparison rising to $919000. CAIDC has $21000 in Appalachian Fund seed money, with HUD expected to answer by October 4.
Darby Pennsylvania a borough founded in 1692 with 13 792 residents plans to file for bankruptcy after years of borrowing. The council seeks a state receiver to run the town as debts total about 200 000 by year end and a possible seizure of the garbage truck looms. Mayor Charles Sanders notes the fiscal crisis Fueled by mismanagement and political fighting.
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