Shirley Colvin Holds Ground On Erie Hospital Administration
Mrs. Shirley Colvin denies moving to the Grandview Annex without formal orders and a contract. County officials react with alarm and plan interviews to appoint a new administrator for the annex while Colvin remains at the main hospital. The dispute centers on contracts, salaries, and the fate of licensed administrator positions.
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John Mannarelli
Leo Weir
Louis Rzymek
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Corry Forms Group To Lead Local Social Reforms
A Corry meeting outlines launching a target area organization TAO under GECAC to guide federally funded social programs including Meals on Wheels and a new child day care center opening October 2. Key steps include drafting a recognition letter to GECAC, adopting bylaws, and securing quick TAO formation with Eaton as temporary chair.
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Richard Brodie
Greater Erie Civic Action Committee
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Mary McDermott
James Korp
Alan Vanderweele
Waive Rowland
Pearl B. Sargent
Edward C Kinley
Patrick A.L. Maier
Michael Johnson
Paul Roche
Rita Downey
Robert Kubiak
Allan Schell
Helen Davison
Kissinger Eyes Broad U S Soviet Trade Pact
Washington sources say Kissinger returns from Moscow optimistic about a trade agreement within a month but cautions against a Moscow forecast of 4.9 billion dollars in 1977. The talks with Brezhnev yielded several options with no final deal, focusing on oil and gas projects and potential joint ventures with Western and Japanese firms, while financing remains a hurdle.
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Nixon
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Meadville Tribune Drops Lottery Number Page
Meadville readers will no longer see the Pennsylvania lottery number on Page 3 as of today. The move follows a postal warning from Oil City regional USPS headquarters about federal law prohibiting mailing lists of lottery prizes. Congress has proposed repealing the statute.
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Stans Counterattacks in $2.5 Million Suit Over Bugging
Maurice H. Stans sues Lawrence F. O'Brien for abusing federal process tied to a $1 million suit over the Democratic National Headquarters bugging scandal. Stans accuses Democrats of partisan misconduct after a staff report questioned his denials. DNC reports a listening device found at party HQ and removed by the FBI. The GOP countersuit, labeled frivolous by O'Brien, intensifies political tensions amid the probe.
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Nixon
Maurice H.stans
Stans
House Banking and Currency Committee
Lawrence F. O'Brien
George McGovern
O'Brien
Democratic National Committee
FBI
House Committee
Rainfall Sparks City Flood Spread In Quick Cloudburst
Rain dumped a heavy cloudburst on the city with dikes breaking and 1.86 inches recorded at the official gauge near Mrs. Richard Mountain, the city weather observer. Forecasters expect more rain today and tomorrow as the weather pattern echoes Agnes but ends sooner.
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Butz Quizzed On U S Soviet Wheat Deal
Washington AP Earl Butz faces congressional questions over aspects of the multi million dollar U S Soviet wheat agreement as a 20 million bushel sale to China surfaces. Officials say cash payment and export subsidies are involved while a House probe targets favoritism toward big grain exporters and farmers.
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House Agriculture Committee
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Dwyer Backs Capital Punishment in Pennsylvania
Sen. R. Budd Dwyer of Meadville supports a bill to restore capital punishment under narrow limits. The plan allows death for on duty police or fire killings by a paid killer, certain repeat or high severity crimes, or during hijacking or kidnapping, with Board of Pardons review for possible life reductions. Dwyer argues capital punishment deters professional criminals and reduces violence.
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Corry
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Board of Pardons
No-Fault car insurance bills stall in Harrisburg opposition grows
In Harrisburg, a Shapp opposed no-fault bill remains blocked as the Hankins measure returns to committee. Backers plan a possible end run by amending to another bill, while the Insurance Department seeks public support via a poll. Differences hinge on benefits levels and pain and suffering rights, with critics saying high premiums and lawyers' fees will rise.
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Senate Insurance Committee
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