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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1976
Page
1
AT&T Plans Rate Hike If FCC Allows Competition
AT&T chairman John D. DeButts testified to a House subcommittee that the company will seek higher residential rates if FCC competition rules stay. He argued competition will raise costs, force restructuring, and affect home phone users. The recent rate increase added about 10 cents monthly for homes and $2 for businesses, boosting annual income by about $225 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bell ‘Telephone
At&t
John D. DeButts
House
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Federal Communications Commission
DeButts
FCC
Aleady
Congress
Senate
Lionel van Derlin
D-Calif
Communications
Swamp County Faces Mail Registration Surge in Erie County
Erie County Voter Registration, led by Chief Clerk Thomas Becht, reports a sharp rise in mail registration applications with over 500 daily entries, 673 on Monday, and more than 2,300 in five days. Officials may hire per diem staff as the backlog grows and only 800 of 60,000 August circulations were returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Thomas Becht
Becht
Lead Poisoning Hits Kids in Harrisburg Hearing
AP report notes lead exposure in children across social groups. Witnesses cite chipped paint, dust, and surfaces in homes as sources. Walter Sobolesky urges statewide screening and removal of hazards. Philadelphia program reports 20 percent of 7,400 tested children with dangerous levels, aiding debate on proposed lead poisoning control bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Walter J. Sobolesky
Philadelphia
Sobolesky
Senate Business and Commerce Committee
Willes-Barre- Scranton
Pittsburgh
Chester
York
Allentown
Union
Union City Woman Killed In Accident
A 41-year-old Union City woman Gladys J. Lohse died at Union City Hospital after her van was struck head on by a Penn Disposal Co truck on Route 97. The driver Thomas E. Wilson was hospitalized for observation. the crash occurred about 2:35 p.m. The Lohse van and truck were total losses with vehicle damage listed at 11000 for the truck. The incident involved state police and the Penn Disposal Co. of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Union City Hospital
Corry
Gladys J. Lolse
R.D. 1
Edinboro
Wilson
Union City Memorial Hospital
Lohse
Penn Disposal Co
Erie
George R
Bud) Lohse
Pine Woods Inn
Union Township
251-Pound Hungarian Squash Stuns Haddam Fair
Kal Lang of Old Turnpike Road Haddam Conn proudly showcases a 251 pound Hungarian squash at the local fair. The giant vegetable measures seven feet in girth and tops his previous 175 pound record, highlighting Lang’s growing display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalm
Kal’ Lang
Old Turnpike Road
Haddam
Conn
Lang
Polio Victim Arrested For Driving Too Slow
In Miami AP Earl Petinsky, crippled by polio and limited to 12 mph in a three wheeler, received a traffic ticket for driving too slowly. He comments that the officer was fair and he is simply trying to get by. his employer calls the summons ridiculous and praises his gumption and self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Earl Petinsky
Petinsky
Earl
Earl Stuart
Fox Enterprises
Indochinese Refugees Adjusting Amid Mental Health Struggles
A Congress report notes most of the 139,000 Indochinese refugees in the United States since 1975 are adapting and finding jobs, but many suffer from mental low mood. Language barriers limit psychiatric help, and the task force urges citizen resident alien status to speed naturalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Congress
Congressional Task Force On
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Refu
Ford weighing new jobs bill to sign or veto today
President Ford faces a decision on a $9.7 billion public works jobs bill opposed by him but urged by Carter to sign. Senate leaders seek time for a veto override if needed, while Ford weighs impacts on deficits and inflation and options for private job growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Russell Long
Dla
Senate Finance Committee
Atlanta
Carter
Store to Hire 50 at Corry Big Wheel Opening
Fisher's Big Wheel Store in the Corry Plaza on Route will open around November 1 and provide permanent employment for 40 to 50 area residents, per manager Ralph Sarver. The move aims to improve Corry’s employment outlook as unemployment benefits drop this month. Corry's weekly count stands at 497 claimants, down from 517 last week as layoffs ease. Erie County's July unemployment was 10.5 percent, August 8.8. national August rate 7.6 and Pennsylvania’s similar. The unemployment office reports few jobs on file, mainly service work, with no shop positions currently available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher's Big Wheel
Corry
Ralph Sarver
Edward J. Kinley
Kinley
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Bureau
Elderly Units Near Completion In Fourth Ward
The 40 unit senior housing project in the Fourth Ward is expected to be ready for occupancy within a month. Virginia Nuzzo, director of the project and executive director of the Erie County Redevelopment Authority, said work remaining includes finishing counter tops and securing strapes and furniture for the community space. Four inspectors will compile a punch list to meet federal guidelines before occupancy approval. About 75 applications are on file, with federal officials to assist in setting admission policies and bookkeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Virginia Nuzzo
Erie County Redevelopment Authority
County Redevelopment Authority
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
State Hits Albion Corry Pension OK
The state auditor general criticizes Albion Borough for failing to submit actuarial studies for its police pension fund, with $3,206 being withheld. Corry will receive $15,758 and Union City $7,685 as pension reimbursements, while Albion faces fiscal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Department of Community Affairs
Corry
City of
Union City
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