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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
1
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The 24th District Rep. Joseph Vigorito leads a Meadville hearing of the House Dairy and Poultry Subcommittee with 27 witnesses slated from Corry Crawford and Erie areas. Dairymen will discuss rising costs, credit access, and family farming challenges in Northwest Pennsylvania, with attendees invited to testify or observe.
Corry Memorial Hospital plans to hire a purchasing agent and a personnel director. The openings follow the departure of Stanley Bachman, who left by mutual agreement. At the annual incorporators meeting, trustees and officials outlined plans including a proposed coronary care unit and new officer appointments.
Torrential rains and strong winds from Hurricane Eloise lash Guantanamo near the US base as eastern Oriente faces evacuations and Santiago prepares for hurricane impact. Eloise, after weakening, moves westward over Cuba with top winds near 75 mph. Miami forecasts limited strengthening and uncertain US landfall. Red Cross and Civil Defense prep in Florida while officials warn against extended plans.
Raymond Mosher, owner of a Corry Arco station at South Center and Pleasant streets, auctioned off equipment as he plans to close. Most items sold. he will sell fuel for the rest of the week but likely shut down over the weekend. He cites rising costs and rent and says offers have been made but no decision yet.
Five St. Catharines area paper mills shut by strikes led by Local 4 and 101 of the Paperworkers Local 1477 of the ILWU Local 103 of the CUOE. About 950 of 1,170 hourly workers are affected plus 150 at Kimberly-Clark 150 at Domtar and about 130 at Beaver Wood Fibre. Ontario Paper produces 660 tons daily. Wage talks cited as key barrier with no settlement reached.
The Senate weighs 4.66 or 5 percent Oct 1 raises for federal workers including Congress. Ford backs 4.66 to curb inflation. the cost difference near 16 billion. House must act before Oct 1. top officials also eligible for the raise under a 1970 law.
U.S. Senator Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania blasts fuel price hikes amid thermostat cutbacks urged by the government last winter. He backs a bill to bar utilities from charging higher per unit rates for using less fuel, arguing the system punishes fuel-thrifty consumers and raises bulk rate protections. The Erie matter ties to petitions and PUC concerns, with Schweiker criticizing federal handling and inflations.
Penn Central, America's largest railroad in bankruptcy, reports losses for January through July totaling 261.5 million dollars, up 75 percent from last year as the firm cites a recession and rising costs. Freight revenues fell to 1.62 billion, down 5.8 percent versus the prior year.
Attorneys for Peek'n Peak Recreation seek to rescind the appointment of Dr Edward A Cherry as receiver named Aug 18 after Bankers Trust Co filed for mortgage foreclosure. Peek'n Peak argues the receiver is unnecessary and costly up to five percent of receipts, contending the court can oversee operations directly. The motion asks to delineate the receiver's authority if not rescinded and a court hearing is set for Sept 22 in Albany.
AP Harrisburg report states plans for a broad no fault insurance compliance check were dropped due to cost and legal issues. Instead, only spot checks remain, with enforcement through license plate or registration proof, periodic inspections, and police stops to verify insurance status.
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