How To Build A Pound At No Cost To The City
Police Chief Gary Eckert and Benzinger Township officials describe a funded model for a dog pound built with a state grant and volunteer labor. The project used a 2 to 1 state match, totaling 11 584 with the township contributing 7 728 in labor and materials. City officials consider a similar plan but see high costs and seek volunteer work to reduce materials. The article compares Corry and Benzinger Township as potential templates.
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Bill Eaton
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
B.D. Hoffman
Benzinger Township
St. Marys
Kenneth Nichols
Data Tran
Gary G. Eckert
Eckert
The
Journal
Corry
Nichols
Haffman
Robert Grice
Hoffman
Hoffman Cited the 3Enzinger Township
Carter and Ford Back At Home Bases
Both Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford return to their home bases with Ford resuming White House duties and Carter plotting campaign strategy from Plains Georgia. Ford flew back to Washington after a three day South tour and plans to project himself as a world leader before the October six San Francisco debate. Carter rests in Plains for two days to rethink his October push while Mondale takes time off and Dole campaigns in the Midwest.
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Dave Riley
Associated Press
Jimmy Carter
Ford
White House
Carter
Washington
South
San Francisco
Plains
Sen
Walter Mondale
Bob Dole
Midwest
Nixon Aides Sued By Jack Anderson
Washington AP Jack Anderson sues former President Nixon and 19 aides for 922 million, alleging a five year campaign to destroy his credibility. The suit cites 17 harassment and surveillance claims by the CIA and White House unit The Plumbers, with plans to murder Anderson using poison. Anderson vows proceeds go to First Amendment rights causes.
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Washington (Ap
Jack Anderson
Richard M. Nixon
Anderson
U.S. District Court
CIA
White House
The
Plumbers
G. Gordon Liddy
E. Howard Hunt
Auit
United States
CTA
Fec
Nixon
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Hih
Kids Seek Help to Quit Smoking at Shenandoah School
In St Louis a group of 7th and 8th graders at Shenandoah School met after school for three weeks to quit smoking. The program, run with the American Cancer Society, drew 38 heavy smokers and 120 total seventh and eighth graders attended assemblies with medical staff and a psychologist.
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St. Louis
Shenandoah School
Scho Olficials
American Cancer Society
Nola Mae Morgan
Ellie Moses
Miss Moses
Dr. Morgan
House may spend 282.5 million on garbage reuse research
Washington AP reports the House approved a 282.5 million dollar bill to fund national research on converting waste into useful products. The measure awaits Senate action. Proposals include garbage based fuels, recycled materials and new building supplies amid debates on energy and delivery costs.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Two Bills Strengthen Pennsylvania Public Utilities Regulator
Harrisburg AP Two Pennsylvania bills strengthen PUC oversight of utility pricing. They bar retroactive or multi stage rate hikes without hearings, require annual audits of fuel surcharges, suspend general rate increases for up to nine months, and enforce a strict ethic code with fulltime commissioners paid higher salaries. The reforms shift power toward consumer protections and tighter regulator accountability.
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Federal Energy Administration
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Public Utility Commission
Shapp
Senate
House
PUC
Loase
New Rubber Plant Moves Into Corry
Royal Guard Rubber Co Inc plans a hose assembly operation at 22 East Washington Street in the former Thompson Maple site. Ernest Ferro, president of Corry Rubber Corp, says the firm moved from Middleboro Mass and will employ six to ten workers, leasing the building for a year with possible extension. offices will be at 405 West Main Street.
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Corry
Thompson Maple Products
East Washington Street
Royal Guard Rubber Co, Inc
Middleboro
Mass
Royal Hose and Rubber
Ernest Ferro
Corry Rubber Corp
Thompson
Ferro
West Main Street
Last Day To Register In City For November Election
City officials designate Thursday as the final day to register to vote for the November 21 election. Registrations must be mailed to Erie and arrive by 5 p.m. to meet the deadline, while Corry expects timely delivery to the Erie County Courthouse by 4 p.m. Thursday. Voters not yet registered are urged to visit the city building where four clerks can accept applications.
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Erie
Corry
Erie County
Rhodesia Changeover Talks Continue In Africa
Rhodesian nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo heads to Botswana for talks on a constitutional conference with leaders from five front line states. U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger aide William Schaufele and British Minister Ted Rowlands join in Botswana as hopes rise for a peaceful transfer of power from Rhodesia 779 000 whites to 6 4 million blacks with Nkomo seen as a leading candidate for Rhodesia s first black prime minister.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Nkomo
Lusaka
Zambia
Kissinger
Britain
Smith
Tanzania
Mozambique
Bank Heist Foiled as Couple Kidnapped in Ridgewood
Susanne Gormanly reports her husband Donald shot during a Ridgewood bank heist as two bandits abducted the pair from their car. They took Mrs Gormanly and infant twins who were later abandoned. Two others injured, bandits fled with about 14900 dollars and escaped on foot through Forest Hills.
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Susanne Gormanly
Donald
Ridgewood
Queens
Gormanly
Forest Hills
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