PennDOT Map Dynamic Yet Missing in Corry Area
State Senator Budd Dwyer questions PennDOT Construction Bulletin as Erie Morning News notes sparse X marks for Corry while Pittsburgh Philadelphia Scranton and Harrisburg show dense activity. James B Wilson explains the bulletin is a dynamic public map updated monthly by district and traffic disruption criteria.
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Bill Kavno
R. Budd Dwyer
Penndot Construction Bulletin
Corry
Dwyer
James B. Wilson
Department of Transportation
Erie Morning News
Pennsylvania
Penndot
Wilson
Pitsburgh
Philadelphia
Scranton
Harrisburg
Journal
Construction Bulletin
Shapp Keeps Firing Tucker Despite Review
Gov Shapp said two days of soul searching confirmed his decision to fire Commonwealth Secretary DeLores Tucker. He argued she ran a private profitable business at state expense and denied the move was tied to next year’s governor race. The firing followed accusations of using state staff and facilities for national speechmaking.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Commonwealth
C. Delores Tucker
Tucker
Ernest Kline
Kline
Frank Hilton
Harry Mier
Black Legislative Caucus
DeLores
Jamies Barber
Philadelphia
Jessé Jackson
Rain Dampens Dog Show Plans in Wet September
Five-year-old Jean Bicket of Philadelphia looked dejected as rain spoiled her Schnauzer Fifi’s dog show. Corry residents endure nearly double normal rainfall with rain coats and umbrellas a daily sight. The region enjoyed a brief dry day yesterday before rain resumed this morning.
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Jean Bicket
Philadelphia
Anchor House Youth Programs Set At CCY
Beverley Kenalston reports on Anchor House, run by Corry Concerned Youth, offering crisis counseling and emergency housing for youths 11 to 22. Since opening September 13, about 20 youths have used the service, with referrals from police and others. DPW clearance pending for more than one resident. The program aims to strengthen families and restore communication, with renovations needed before full approval.
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Beverley Kenalston
Anchor House
Joyce McKnight
Corry Concerned Youth, Inc
CCY
Anchor Howse
West Church Street
Department of Public Welfare
DPW
Gas Agency Predicts Cost Will Skyrocket
The Pennsylvania Gas Association predicts natural gas prices will rise as cheap gas becomes scarce. David F. Hansen, president of Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co. and head of the association, urged deregulation to ensure continued energy supplies and economic stability. He warned against relying on new energy sources before 2000 and noted gas remains a major energy source, with a vast delivery network.
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Pennsylvania Gas Association
David F. Hansen
Economic Club
York
Hansen
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Company
Wilkes- Barre
Thug Steals Car From Elgin Garage
State police at Corry probe car theft from the Elgin road garage of Louie Wilkosz of Corry. A 1972 Buick with Pennsylvania plate 433-875 was taken Monday night or early yesterday. The vehicle valued at $1,500.
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Corry
Louie Wilkosz
R.D. 3
Elgin Road
Elgin
Pennsylvania
Siamese Twins Separated After Delicate Operation
A five hour surgery at North Shore University Hospital Manhasset successfully separated five month old Siamese twin girls joined at the chest and upper abdomen. One baby was born without a liver and both were reported in satisfactory condition after the operation.
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Manhasset
N.Y
Associated Today
North Shore University Hospital
Nansau
Rozelle Silent On Keppel Case Delays
City Solicitor Douglas Rozelle refused comment when contacted about the Keppel related delay on East Main Street. He said comments would come at the October 13 City Council meeting after pressing Erie attorney Gary Shapiro to withdraw as Keppel's attorney. Rozelle implied Shapiro has not acted on this and offered no further remarks.
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Journal
Douglas Rozelle
Keppel
East Main Street
Rozelle
Erie
Gary Shapiro
Shapiro
Shapira
Hijacked JAL DC3 Lands in Dacca Amid Ransom Demand
Japanese terrorists seized a JAL DC3 with 186 aboard en route from Bombay to Bangkok at 7:15 a.m. They forced the plane to land in Dacca, Bangladesh, amid reports of ransom demands and calls for release of jailed terrorists in Tokyo. A crash the previous night in Malaysia left 36 dead or missing.
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Bangladesh
Japan Air Lines
India
New Delhi
Tokyo
Malaysia
Kuala ‘Lumpur
A.Z. Mahmood
Zice Ceal
Red Army
Bombay
Bangkok
Thailand
North Hills Fracas Settled Yesterday
Two Erie men Gordon P. Fisher and David Brown pleaded guilty to harassment after a North Hills incident with four Corry youths on August 20. They were fined $50 each plus costs following a pre trial settlement, with mutual apologies from all parties and no formal hearing. The youths had alleged a strike with a golf club amid a dispute over golf etiquette.
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Erie
Corry
North Hills
Patsy Nicholes
Gordon P. Fisher
David Brown
Justice Nichols
Nichols
Corry District Justice Shows Increase in 1977
Patsy Nichols Corry district justice and Erie County district judges posted gains in early 1977. County controller A J Gehrlein said 17 district justices collected 815,111 dollars with 59,713 in credits for dismissed or bound over cases. Erie County received 138,389 dollars and 105,990 went to others.
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Patsy Nichols
Corry
Erie County
the Journal Today
A.J
Jake’’ Gehrlein
DJ Nichols
Nichols
Gehrlein
Erie County Court
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