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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1971
Page
1
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Shapp Ordered to Reinstate 1500 Highway Workers
The Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board ruled the state bargained in bad faith and ordered the reinstatement of 1500 highway workers within two weeks. The decision limits further unilateral firings, requires mediation and factfinding, and mandates renewed good faith bargaining on just cause for dismissals under the Public Employe Relations Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Labor Relations Board
American Federation of State
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Firemen Revive Dying Octopuses in Boston Scene
Brandeis University professor Jerome Wodinsky transported octopuses from the Bahamas to the New England Aquarium for behavior studies. At 1 a.m. Tuesday he found the octopuses in plastic bags dying from oxygen deprivation and asked a fireman for help. An oxygen tank was brought to the hotel across the street and the baby octopuses were revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brandeis University
Jerome Wodinsky
Bahamas
New England Aquarium
Employment Increases In Corry Area
The Corry area reports improved job conditions with unemployment claims dropping to 231 this week. Edward Kinley, manager of the Corry office of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security, notes this as the best period in over a year and a half despite national unemployment concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Edward Kinley
Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security
Kinley
Changes in Corry school district staffing noted for 1971 72 year
Corry Area School District wired teacher reshuffles as 1971 72 opens. Departure of elementary music teacher Robert D Kerns led to replacements Larry Feller and James W Anderson. Head secretary role created for better staff mix and Russell Chapin promoted. Local industry shows hiring rises with Erie County Plastics and other plants adding workers while unemployment claims drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Robert D. Kerns
Kerns
Ray Elsen
James W. Anderson
Kane
Edinboro State College
Russell Chapin
Elgin Board Splits Over Growth and Zoning Fights
The Elgin borough, with 173 residents and seven supervisors, faces outsize influence and recalls a zoning dispute as the court expands the board from five to seven. The split favors stricter controls, while opponents argue over fair treatment of trailer owners and local ordinances. Mayor H. Marvin McCray, a trailer resident, aligns with the three-member opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
H. Marvin McCray
Roger Vandercoy
Elgin Supervisors add two seats amid zoning clash
Residents and officials clash over expanding the board from five to seven while enforcement of the 1967 zoning ordinance intensifies. Two former supervisors join the panel, shifting to a 4 3 pro regulation alignment. Critics call it a Roosevelt court packing echo, while supporters urge orderly growth through zoning and housing rules. The housing ordinance due October 6 mirrors Corry's provisions. Five candidates seek three seats in November, with turnout expected near 75 to 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek
Erie
Elgin
The
Journal
Erie County Court
Just Plain
Vandercog
Richard Burrows
Earl Ruffner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Borough of
Corry
Loss 2700 In Four Crashes None Injured
Four two car crashes yesterday caused total damage of 2700 with no injuries. At 4 p.m. at South and South Center streets a red light violation by Mrs. Leo Howlett led to a collision with Mrs. John Drobnek. Damages were 300 and 400 dollars respectively. A parked George Smith car was struck by Jacqueline Lillie as she backed across Franklin Street. At 8:40 p.m. a rear-end collision on Shady avenue involved Kenneth Warnshuis and Raymond Waite. Further details appear on the back page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
South Center Streets
Leo Howlett
Findley Lake
South Center
John Drobnek
South Center Street
Shady Avenue
East Main Street
Kenneth J Warnshuis
Mead Avenue
East Main
Raymond L. Waite
RD. 2
Stowaway Cat Garfunkel Haunts 747 Flight
Anchorage AP Northwest Airlines hunts gray tiger striped cat Garfunkel that escaped Aug 19 from Chicago. The prowler has roamed the Boeing 747 between New York Chicago West Coast and the Orient, hiding by insulation and cargo bulkhead, possibly logged 100000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage, Alaska
Northwest Orient Airlines
Garfunkel
Chicago
Anchorage
Dale Roseheim
Northwest
Roseheim
New York
West Coast
Orient
Attica Hostages Died From Gunshot Wounds, Officials Say
State Corrections Commissioner Oswald confirms hostages slain in Attica revolt died of gunshot wounds. Autopsies contradict earlier reports of slit throats. Death toll reaches 42, with 10 guards and 32 prisoners dead as tensions rise amid prison uprisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
N.Y
Russell G. Oswald
Buffalo
New York State
Great Meadow
New York
Oswald
Clinton Prison
Dandemora
Hollis Chase
Conditions In Attica Rebellion Sparks Prisoner Voices
Albert Cruz, released from Attica after the fatal assault, describes brutal conditions and limited rehabilitation. He cites one weekly shower, harsh guard discipline, and a push for reform. He joins Fortune Society while urging accountability and cleaner living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Attica State Prison
Albert Cruz
Attica
Cruz
Fortune Society
Vietnam
Area Corn Unblighted So Far
Erie County reports the corn blight caused little damage to 17000 acres. Extension agent Thomas Obourn notes blight appeared in three to four weeks but weather kept losses low. Blight leaves silage usable and mature crop broadens value. farmers planted blight resistant corn and expect bumper harvest nationwide. Pennsylvania counties hit reach 44 with 12 labeled epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Thomas Obourn
Obourn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ing Ised
Abe Jols
Soo
Shapp
Erie County Plastics
Alfred McAvoy
Journal Today
McInnes Steel
Rogers Structural Steel
Ajax Iron Works
Raymond and Merchandise
Associated Spring
George Cote
Corry Foam Products
Corry Jamestown
John Downey
General Electric
4.0
Smith
Roosevelt
McCray
Vandercoy
John F. Edland
Monroe County
Edland
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