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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1972

Page

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Pa House Clobbers No Fault in Harsher Vote

Harrisburg AP. The Pennsylvania House defeated the Shapp administration no fault car insurance bill by 92 to 88. The measure was recommitted to the Transportation Safety Committee as lawmakers debated the administration’s plan to use it as a vehicle for no fault provisions. Some legislators accused others of false voting and the act followed a Senate setback for the plan.

Harrisburg Senate Shapp House House Transportation Safety Committee K. Leroy Irvis D-Allegheny Irvis

Silo Fumes Kill Worker in LeBoeuf Township Farm

Edinboro man Rexford G. Woods 21 died from asphyxiation after entering a silo on a Route 19 farm. Theodore Holy 29, assisted, was overcome. Holy was treated and released. The accident occurred shortly after 5 p m on a farm owned by Paul Woods and Paul Mickle. Firemen and rescuers from Cambridge Springs Mill Village and Waterford aided. several were briefly overcome but none seriously hurt.

An- Edinboro LeBoeuf Township Rexford G. Woods B.D. 1 Edinboro Route 19 Crawford County Erie County Thomas Miller Theodore Holy R.D. 1 Cambridge Springs Woods Houy Union City Memorial Hospital Paul Woods Paul Mickle R.D. 2 Mill Village Waterford

Corry Memorial Hospital Reorganizes After Busy Year

The CMH board held three quick meetings at Corry Memorial Hospital ending the fiscal year and setting plans for the new one. Administrator Samuel Antrim reported steady finances, Medicare funding increases, expanded lab equipment, fewer patient days, rising outpatient use, and a two year accreditation. Board president William ...

Corry Memorial Hospital Medicare Samuel Antrim Antrim Board of Trustees William

Family Tragedy Follows Utroska Burial Return

Clinton Iowa AP United in death by tragedy the Utroska family returns home for burial David 230 year old father of three died Tuesday an apparent self inflicted death after his wife and children perished when Utroska s plane crashed in Lake Michigan near Chicago Meigs Field A pistol and note were found near his body in their Davenport home note says I caused this Sandra can t take care of the children alone I know they ll need me Sandra Utroska 30 and children Kimberly 11 Kenneth 10 Kandice 6 will be buried at Clinton Memorial Park The crash followed a weekend trip including a Clinton visit to meet great grandparents and a zoo stop Utroska owner of Midwest Aviation had tried to take off during storms to not keep the children from school The plane struck Lake Michigan 100 yards offshore leaving him with facial injuries and a final plea I could see Sandra and the kids trapped in there.

Clinton Iowa Utroska David Utroska Lake Michigan Chicago Meigs Field Davenport Sandra Utraska Kimberly Kenneth Kandice Clinton Memorial Park Ed Utroska Lincoln Park Zoo David Mae Bentley Midwest Aviation Mercy Hospital

Senate panel approves $6 billion Social Security hike

The Senate Finance Committee backed a $6 billion package increasing benefits and payroll deductions to fund Social Security and related welfare measures. The plan also expands Medicare and Medicaid funding, shifts welfare reform toward workfare, and raises retirement earnings limits from $1,680 to $2,400. Aimed to wrap up the joint Social Security welfare reform bill with House provisions intact.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Nixon Famaress House

Police and Firemen Wage Talks Near Agreement in 1973

Police and paid firemen in Corry are midway through wage contract talks with the city. City engineer David Johnson leads the negotiating team with controller Jerome Davis and solicitor Douglas Rozelle. Police reps include James Hurlbut Dana Scouten and Charles Rhodes and attorney Lee Fuller. Firemen and drivers also negotiate in tandem, with arbitration possible if talks stall. In other news, the Erie County Jaycees raised funds at Apple Butter Sunday for CHEER to send mentally retarded and handicapped children to camp, with $136 to CHEER and $220 to the Cornplanter Boy Scout Troop.

David Johnson Johnson Jerome Davis Douglas Rozelle James Hurlbut Dana Scouten Charles Rhodes Lee Fuller Erie Cheer, Inc Allen Schell John Eyanko CHEER Schell Jaycees Erie County Jaycees Erie County Dr. Barber Eaton

Two Hospital Staff Praise Pay Raises Milestone

Corry Memorial Hospital trustees received two letters from the nurses association and kitchen staff thanking the board for 5.5 percent pay raises. Paul Roche, board member and Erie County Plastics president, called the gesture a milestone in employee relations.

Corry Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees Hospital Nurses Association Hospital Kitchen Samuel Antrim Paul Roche Erie County Plastics Corporation

Booby Trap Letters Target Israeli Diplomats Worldwide

The plot to kill Israelis via booby trapped mail parcels expanded beyond Europe. Bombs found in North America and Africa, with three letter bombs discovered at the Israeli embassy in Kinshasa. Other devices found in New York Montreal Tel Aviv Paris London Brussels Geneva and Vienna. All mailed from Amsterdam. one Israeli employee killed in London. Authorities warn of a coordinated anti terrorism push amid Middle East tensions.

Associated Press Africa North America Europe Israel Foreign Ministry Jerusalem Kinshasa Zaire Belgium Congo Paris London Brussels Geneva Vienna New York Montreal Tel Aviv Amsterdam Arai Shanchori Munich Yigal Allon

Pedestrian Hit Cars Collide In Two Mishaps

A pedestrian was admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car on West Main street near Connie's Super Market. Glen A. Kerr, 18, struck Mrs. Henry Jaggi, 51, who was crossing with groceries. Jaggi suffered a possible dislocation, knee abrasions, and contusions, listed in satisfactory condition. Earlier, two cars collided at North Center street and Columbus avenue with $2,000 and $500 estimates. Lynn B. Snyder Jr. and Caroline J. Gorney were involved, both drivers said they had a green light.

Corry Memorial Hospital Glen A. Kerr Fourth Avenue Henry Jaggi R.D. 1 Clymer North Center Street Columbus Avenue Lynn B. Snyder Jr Edinboro North Center Caroline J. Gorney Wayne Street Columbus Snyder Gorney

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