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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1977

Page

3

Corruption central in Pennsylvania governor race

In Harrisburg Republicans facing a 1978 governor bid center on alleged Democratic corruption as a key issue. Arlen Specter, potential contender, has condemned the Shapp administration while detailing ties to a cigarette smuggling case and a grand jury probe. Specter awaits clarity on a formal run.

Richard Thornburgh U.S Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Justice Department Washington Henry Hager Robert Butera Thornburgh Hager Butera Shap Arlen Specter Philadelphia Specter William Devlin Shapp Devlin H. John Heinz II U.S. Senate Milton Shapp Frumento Cianfiani Atty Gen. Kane Revenue Framento Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency PHFA

Tornadoes Rip Through Michigan Cause Widespread Damage

AP reports tornadoes struck four Lower Michigan counties over the weekend, destroying homes and damaging 100 dwellings. Kalamazoo and Eaton counties suffered the heaviest damage, with Augusta in Kalamazoo County cited at over 1 million dollars. One child died and at least 44 were injured. another death occurred when Donald Merritt electrocuted himself while cleaning debris. About 2.5 million dollars in damage was estimated nationwide, and officials closed roads to allow emergency work as residents returned to cleanup.

Associated Press Steve Kulikowski Michigan Kaulikowski Kalamazoo County Augusta Kalamazoo Eaton Livingston Oakland Donald Merritt Eaton Rapids Consumers Power Co Art Kelsey Eaton County Jason McKenzie Flint Charlotte

Girl Killed In Canoeing Accident

Bedford County Teenager Diane Plummer, 15, died after a canoe overturned on Bob's Creek. The group reached a small island. she disappeared while swimming to shore. Rescue efforts lasted five hours before the search ended Sunday evening.

Bedford, Pai Bedford County Diane Plummber Bedford Bob's Creek Miss Plummer

One Man Killed In Head-on Crash In Derry Pa

A head on collision near Derry Westmoreland County killed Gregg Benedix 28 and critically injured Charles Bonn 26. Benedix died on arrival at Latrobe Area Hospital after his compact foreign car overturned and trapped him. Bonn, driving a pickup, was admitted for treatment.

Charles Schombs Olivet Schombs Derry Westmoreland County Gregg Benedix Latrobe Area Hospital Pennsylvania Benedix Bonn

Same Prosecutor To Try Boyle Again

In Washington County Pennsylvania prosecutor Richard Sprague will handle Boyle's second murder trial. Sprague will act as private counsel after resigning from the House Assassinations Committee. The trial, moved on venue to Delaware County, must begin by June 7.

Washington, Pa Yablonski Richard Sprague United Mine Workers W.A Tony’ Boyle Sprague Joseph A. Yablonski US House Washington County Philadelhia Malcomb Morgan Sprague Boyle Morgan Delaware County UMW State Supreme Court Western Penitentiary Pittsburgh

Hostage Mistaken For Crime Suspect In Pittsburgh

Martin Riegner, 28, was held at gunpoint for about an hour by George Kaminsky, 25, who hijacked his car to flee police. Police mistook the hostage for the suspect, handcuffing him before realizing Kaminsky shot himself in the Strip District after a chaotic chase. Riegner was unhurt. Kaminsky survived and was in custody.

Pittsburgh Martin Riegner Riegner George Kaminsky Lawrenceville Kaminsky Reigner

Connecticut Prison Guards Strike for First Time in State History

SOMERS Conn AP Connecticut prison guards 1250 union members vote to strike after rejecting contract prompting court injunctions and police readiness. Union says state holds guards hostage while state officials say they will not bargain and will seek legal action. The proposal would raise salaries over two years from about 10 500 to 14 200 on average.

Somers Conn Connecticut Sandra Bileon John Manson Corrections Department Somers Union David Rannikko

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