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13 Apr 1976
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1976
Page
1
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Corry Area School District advances two major projects including a Vo tech facility purchase using 140000 from capital reserves and a Gambinet Sparta Spring Creek elementary school plan. The district will remodel the Elgin Laboratories building on Route 6 and select an architect next Monday for the new Sparta Spring Creek elementary project.
Washington AP reports FCC officials say First Lady Betty Ford received an immediate temporary citizens band radio license, prompting widespread complaints as thousands wait weeks for licenses. FCC plans instant 60 day licenses to be issued starting Friday, with rapid on air use once filed.
Washington AP reports that a Senate hearing on Callaway was rescheduled to resume after Easter. The delays followed the former Army claimant alleging unfair denial of the right to face his accusers, with Callaway later reversing stance and signaling possible withdrawal from some positions. Senator Haskell noted the hearings would continue as Callaway sought relief behind the scenes.
Miss Hearst faces a pretrial hearing in Los Angeles on state charges of kidnap robbery and assault. A federal judge ordered psychiatric testing to determine punishment options after her eight week trial, with possible outcomes ranging from maximum sentence to probation. The court may extend the deadline if needed, as authorities prepare for further proceedings secured by defense counsel.
Washington AP report notes IRS admits it does not always match income reported on tax returns with information from employers banks and other payers. Subcommittee says cross checks are seriously deficient enabling underreporting despite forms 1099 and W-2.
Police say Patrolman David A. Levina disarmed Charlean J. Eckert who allegedly pointed a .22-caliber pistol at him. An unnamed 3 year old boy was found sleeping in the back seat of a car at a bar. Eckert was charged with aggravated assault after her hands were cuffed behind her back.
A 12 year old is held in Corry city lockup after arson and burglary occurred at a West Third Street house. Police say space shortages prevented county juvenile officials from taking custody, moments after the juvenile confessed and described fleeing on a bike. The case will go to the county juvenile office for confinement or foster placement.
Willie Jones of Cleveland, charged in a Kingsville service station slaying on December 10, 1975, was found guilty in Jefferson County Common Pleas Court in Ashtabula. He faced counts of aggravated murder, intent to commit murder, and aggravated robbery as the jury rendered its verdict near 11 p.m. after afternoon deliberations. Another defendant, Preston Fayne, has already been found guilty in the same crime that involved the shootings of three sons, the death of John McQuinton, and the service station robbery.
The Associated Press reports the $2 bill returns today after ten years with banks distributing millions. Banks note quick uptake as customers buy for souvenirs or collectibility, some taking bills to the Post Office. The bill features Thomas Jefferson on the front and the signing of the Declaration on the back.
The two-dollar bill goes on sale today April 13 birthdate of Thomas Jefferson. About 226 million bills have been printed over the past five months for distribution today and are available at local financial institutions.
Dr. Edward A. Cherry the court appointed receiver for Peek'n Peak Recreation Inc has assumed all managerial duties at the Clymer resort. He relieved Philip T Gravink general manager and Joseph Edwards Jr assistant general manager of authority and said operations will continue under receivership with Bankers Trust Co extending the stay to next April. Edwards and Gravink remain on the board with Edwards secretary treasurer duties and Gravink as board chair.
City police patrolling near the high school captured two students appearing to prepare for the day by smoking what was alleged to be marijuana. Timothy McCafferty, 18, of Columbus, was arraigned before District Justice Patsy Nichols. a 16-year-old juvenile was referred for further action. No hearing set for McCafferty.
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