Ford Strike Seems Certain as UAW Rejects Latest Offer
United Auto Workers reject Ford Motor Co. latest contract proposal after bargaining breakdown. President Ford said a nationwide strike by about 170,000 workers appears likely at midnight, warning it could hurt the economy while negotiations await a possible settlement.
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Beating of Two Men Reported in Corry by Youth Gang
Corry police investigated an assault on two middle aged men, Robert Cornish and Norman Reisinger, by a group of eight to nine youths emerging from a red van at Mill and East Main streets. The attackers fled toward Union City after assaulting the victims. Union City sources note the van was seen earlier in Mill Village and involved in a gang fight. Firemen dispersed a separate disturbance there with two hoses. Both cities cooperate on identifying the van occupants.
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Vo Tech Staff Set To Go Eight Courses
The Corry Area School District prepares its first year for a new vocational technical facility. Teachers are contracted through Ere County Vo-Tech and approved by the board include Cosmetology Mrs. Maysel Stewart and others in Machine Shop Auto Body Auto Mechanics Welding Med. Assist Carpentry and more names listed.
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Board of Education
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Kenneth Barnett
Barry O. Williams
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Outline of New Zoning Study Presented to City Council
City engineer David Johnson outlined a zoning study featuring a larger downtown commercial core, a predominantly residential Route 6 area, and a mix of single family and multi dwelling units. Council members planned an auto tour for September 21 to refine a map for updated zoning ordinances with Plan n Commission member Lawrence Barton attending.
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Fred Schwab
Benjamin Calderone
Barbara Mack
William Halfast
Robert Grice
Douglas Rozelle
Lawrence Barton
Corry Area Busing Problems Aren't Just Money Gripes
Transportation is one of the district's largest costs and a highly debated education issue. At last night's meeting, concerns about student transport were aired again with a Sparta-area contingent present to oversee district operations.
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Charles W. Kreps Jr
Nine Charged in UC Riots After Night of Violence
Union City police charged nine people after a riot on South Main near Stranahan that left 10 of 19 combatants hospitalized at Union City Memorial. Ten others face pending charges. one John Doe warrant issued awaiting identification.
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Ohn Gosik
Tony Gosik
Robert Peters
Raymond Hall
David Jones
Raymond Brown
Russell Peters
Raymond Hammond
Kenneth Ranyak
Ronald Burek
Robert Olmstead
Charles Seitz
Randy Thomas
Brenda Bish
Candy Allie
John Malyuk
CAHS Coaches Discrimination Gets Still Another Boot
Corry Area School District moved toward gender pay equality by raising supplemental contracts for girls basketball coach Linda Yeaney from 707 to 1044 and assistant coach Patrick Walsh from 353 to 522. The board cited games played players involved and practice sessions as criteria to level contracts next year.
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Joy Hanley
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Police Check Crashes And Series Of Burglaries
State police of the Corry barracks reported auto crashes, hit and runs, and burglaries over two days. Incidents included a truck horse collision on Route 6 near Spartansburg, front fender damage from a back-into hit, a Sparta Fair car hit, and a gasoline pump damage at Madison Equipment Co. Tools, welding equipment, and multiple tools were stolen from several residences in Spring Creek, Union City, and Titusville, with totals ranging from 100 to 396 dollars. Burglaries at Corry and Lord and Mercer service stations yielded cash and frothing losses.
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Erie
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James Wagner
Madison Equipment Co
Titusville
William Snyder
Spring Creek
Oliver Morton
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Carmen Morris
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John Crozado
Doyle Banner
Sharon
Corry
Lord and Mercer
State Auditor Sentenced for Drug Theft in Erie County
Lawrence I. Laby, 46, of Pittsburgh, the state auditor tasked with inventory duties, pled guilty to stealing drugs at Eckerd's Drugs in Erie. He was fined 100 and placed on two years probation by Judge Lindley McClelland after authorities recovered Valium and Futurcim tablets and $150 in stolen drugs from his car. The case involved a firm auditing drug sources and led to arraignment before District Justice Porter Auer.
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