Marks Seeks Change In 24th District Race
Sharon attorney Marc Lincoln Marks says he is the right man for Congress in the 24th District. He accuses incumbent Joseph Vigorito of inaction, cites lack of sponsored bills, and argues for new leadership and energy policy emphasis.
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Marks
Marc Lincoln Marks
Corry Motor Inn
Legislative Action Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Vigorita
Sharon
Vigorito
Hague Agriculture Committee
Congress
Baton
City police clear seven burglaries in Corry area
Police cleared seven burglaries by arresting a 17 year old Corry Area High School student. Loot valued at over 2600 dollars has been recovered with several items still unclaimed. Investigators linked the suspect to breaches at Corry Aves High School, Corry Area High School, First Presbyterian Church, and other locations between June and July. The probe, aided by a tip from a school official, aims to resolve the remaining case today.
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Corry Area
Kenneth Nichols
Corry Aves High School
Corry Area High School
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Mildred Orr
Liberty Street
First Presbyterian Church
Paull Claypooll
Summer Street
CMH Installs New Trustees and Incorporators
Corry Memorial Hospital held its annual meeting electing new incorporators Kathryn Kirin Evelyn Wells Daniel McEldowney and Sister Dominica. Re-elected were Edward Beckerink R Elwin Fuller James Hammond William Helmintoller Mrs Louis Morrow Eugene Theisen Mrs Donald Walters R N and Phillip Zalzneck. Honorary incorporator Mrs Olin Bracken Sr. was named. Trustees Leslie Dodd Sr and James Hammond replaced two retiring trustees Joseph Pitcavage and W Dale Hammerlee. Ray Amy reelected chairman, Peck first vice chairman, George Cote second vice chairman. Fuller remains secretary treasurer Samuel Antrim president. New staff Ching Wu Hou Ming Che Tsai appointed. Cardiac Care Unit contracts awarded to Hardner Doyle Company with occupancy planned for early 1977.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Kathryn Kirin
Evelyn Wells
Daniel McEldowney
Dominica
Edward Beckerink
R. Elwin Fuller
James Hammond
William Helmintoller
Louis Morrow
Eugene Theisen
Donald Walters
R.N
Phillip Zalzneck
Olin
Vellah) Bracken Sr
Peck
George Cote
Fuller
Samuel Antrim
Ching Wu Hou
Ming Che Tsai
Hardner-Doyle Company
Retarded Girl Dies All Alone at Sunrise School
AP report from Miami about Lisa a four-year resident of the Sunrise School for the Retarded who died at breakfast after choking. She had no visitors before death. staff recall her desire to walk and the sorrowful expressions of fellow patients. Parents, prompted by a Miami News story, retrieved her body from the city morgue.
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Lisa
Sunrise
Leslie Leech
Ufe
Mary
Miami News
Eity
UPS Strike Shuts UPS Parcel Service in 15 East States
A strike by 18,000 Teamster members against United Parcel Service halts small parcel deliveries in 15 eastern states. About 80,000 shippers typically move 1.6 million packages daily to 800,000 parties from South Carolina to Maine, with New York City area largely untouched. Negotiations have stalled. no talks are scheduled.
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Greenwich, Conn
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South Carolina
Maine
New York City
John Zancanaro
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Midwest
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Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Delaware
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New York
Long Island
Westchester County
Vo Tech Salaries Remain Secret in Corry District
Nine vocational teachers in the Corry Area School District face undisclosed pay scales. Although the salaries were set during budgeting, no figures have been released and district officials acknowledge possessing the data. The listed vo tech instructors cover Cosmetology, Machine Shop, Auto Body, Auto Mechanics, Welding, Med. Asst., Carpentry, and related subjects.
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Corry Area
Corry
Erie County
Intermediate Unit 5
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Yo-Tech
William Silkman
Charles Kreps
Journal
Krepps
Maysel Stewart
John Zack
Kenneth Barnett
Barry O. Williams
Herman A. Rennells
Med. Assis
Barbar D. Nichols
Wallace B
Sickler Vong
Richard D. Farrer
Ronald D. Hershberger
House Votes to Open JFK and MLK Assassination Probes
The House approved a 280 to 65 vote to form a 12 member special committee to investigate the JFK and MLK assassinations. Rep. Dow ning will chair with Rep. Gonzalez next in line. The panel may study related cases and new evidence presented by Abby Mann and Mark Lane to King's widow and the Congressional Black Caucus.
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Oday
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Martin Luther King
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King
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Thomas N. Downing
D-Va
Henry B. Gonzalez
D-Tex
Downing
Gonzalez
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Memphis
Congressional Blacks ‘Caucus
Abby Mann
Asassination
Mark Lane
Episcopal Church Votes to Allow Women Priests
The Episcopal Church in Minneapolis voted to sanction women priests, signaling a divided denomination as about 40 percent of bishops backed the policy. Leaders note potential civil challenges and varied diocesan implementation amid a three million member church.
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Episcopal Church
George F. Regas
Pasadena
Calif
Gordon R. Srowe
Mitchell
Homer Rogers
Dallas
Atlanta
Kissinger Shuttles Talks in Africa Amid War Urgency
Washington officials denied a rumor that Secretary Kissinger was shot in Africa. In Lusaka he met Rhodesian leader Nkemo amid possible mediation with Ian Smith’s government. Kaunda warned time was short for a negotiated settlement, as Kissinger eyed talks with Vorster and SWAPO in pursuit of peace.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Africa
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Lusaka
Zambia
Henry A. Klasinger
Joshua Nkemo
Pretoria
John Vorster
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African National Council
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Ford
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