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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1975
Page
1
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Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller, touring the Southwest, says Judeo Christian heritage and free enterprise clash and that too much charity could ruin the nation. He criticizes over promises and overspending while noting a federal deficit of 60 to 70 billion dollars.
Erie County Government Study Commission tentatively approves a section outlining powers of a county executive under a proposed charter. The executive would supervise departments, appoint or remove staff, enforce ordinances, veto, and prepare budgets with council consent. Meetings proceed Tuesdays at East Springfield Elementary. public invited.
City Council plans a light agenda Monday night covering snow removal and recreation. Safety Director Halfast will discuss PennDOT snow cutbacks. Parks and public property director Downey will update on recreation. City Engineer Johnson reports on water quality study. Administrator Grice handles police radio bids, signals, crossing guards, and CETA employees.
A three judge panel in Pittsburgh dismissed state perjury extortion and election code charges against former state Senator Frank Mazzei. The 62-year-old Democrat who served Southside Pittsburgh since 1967 was convicted last year in federal extortion, and judges ruled the state counts would risk double jeopardy.
President Ford kept a tight schedule across a four stop Missouri visit as an armed man seen on a Kiel Auditorium catwalk and a string of bomb threats prompted security sweeps. Police searched Kiel Auditorium into the night while Ford spoke to the National Baptists Convention and later attended a fundraising event. Security was heightened at airports and at the White House Conference on Economic and Domestic Affairs. Local and federal authorities led the searches and monitored the situation.
About 20,000 people are expected in Emmitsburg Maryland for the canonization of Elizabeth Ann Seton America's first native born saint Her remains are enshrined here and prelates from the East will celebrate Mass in Rome by Pope Paul VI The Daughters of Charity order headquarters overlook the village and relics will be venerated after each Mass
President Ford arrives in Dallas amid heavy security to urge a larger role for women in politics and to attend a National Federation of Republican Women convention, a GOP fundraising luncheon, and a South Methodist University anniversary event. He later goes to Midland to dedicate a petroleum museum. He also critics Congress energy inaction and leads a White House conference on domestic affairs without a prepared speech after abandoning the text.
Joseph T. Quinlan of Landing asks Superior Court in Morristown to order doctors at St. Clare's Hospital to remove his comatose adopted daughter Karen Ann Quinlan from life support. Doctors say brain damage is irreparable and there is no recovery. Prosecutors may intervene to address jurisdiction and whether this is homicide or death.
The FCC revoked United Broadcasting Co. license for WOOK in Washington, finding ministers used scripture citations like Luke 3 15 to tip listeners to bet the numbers game for financial gain. The ruling voided ads for luck products and cited failure to follow regulations, with a new group including Jack Anderson slated to receive the license after review.
Erie leaders consider extending health services to seniors under Public Law 93-641 as Erie Council Chambers hosts a September 22 meeting. Mary Ann Kibler attends with Ben Miller of the Pennsylvania Department of Health guiding discussions on Health Service Areas and possible services like heart tests and X rays for area VII.
A Corry woman Pauline Demby 49 RD 2 Corry was injured in a two car collision on Route 6 near the Y in Columbus. She is listed in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital with cuts and bruises and was admitted for observation. The other driver McKinley Nelson 76 RD 1 Pittsfield Corry state police report Nelson turned left into the path of Demby. Damage was estimated at 800 to the Demby car and 500 to the Nelson vehicle.
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