Former Corry Man Murdered In Tenn
The Cheatham County sheriff’s department investigates the shooting death of Forrest Gates, formerly of Corry, at the Red Ace Truck Stop south of Clarksville. Gates, an attendant, was killed by a single 6 gauge shotgun blast in an apparent robbery. A small amount of money was taken amid scattered cash. suspects described as tentative by Sheriff Dorris Weakley. The incident occurred around 4:15 am Saturday in a sparsely traveled area. a prior incident at the stop did not result in a death.
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Air Bags Back in Spotlight Amid Safety Debates
A new government study tests whether airbags should be mandatory on future cars. A Washington hearing is set with public comments due by May, while Erie and Delaware counties in Pennsylvania are chosen for the National Accident Sampling System study on road safety and accident causes.
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Associated Press
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Battle to cap runaway North Sea oil spill continues
American experts press ahead with capping the gulf 190 miles off Norway as they prep a Christmas Tree device and deploy Red Adair crew aboard the rig. Weather forecasts warn of strengthening southerly winds, potentially delaying the operation into midweek.
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Ford And Carter Honeymoon Over
Washington AP reports strain in the former presidents group as Ford and Carter clash in public remarks. Carter accuses Ford and Nixon of isolation, while Ford faults Carter on policy criticism and arms control timetables. The row reflects political friction within the fraternity of presidents.
Is Your Doctor Alcoholic Addict? Illinois Probe Initiative
The Illinois Medical Society plans a detection program after an AMA push to find impaired physicians. IMS cites about 11.5 percent of Illinois doctors may have severe drinking problems and 584 narcotics addicts among 14,000 practicing physicians. Officials emphasize early identification and treatment while urging doctors and families to seek testing.
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Set Summer Jobs For Area Youth
The Greater Erie Community Action Committee and the Erie County Department of Employment and Training will run a 1977 summer program for disadvantaged youth ages 14 to 21 in Erie County. Participants work thirty hours weekly at the minimum wage of 2.30 dollars per hour, with eligibility based on income guidelines. Contact school counselors. county representatives will visit schools to determine eligibility. A correct Social Security number is required, obtainable at the Social Security office. Working papers are needed for ages 14 to 17 and an ID is required to cash checks.
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Income tax hike eyed to boost school aid in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg lawmakers move to raise personal income tax from two to twenty five percent to fund schooling. Representative James Gallagher says the plan would generate about 245 million dollars for 505 districts, aiding at least 111 districts with budget troubles. Real estate taxes in Bristol and elsewhere are rising, prompting support for shifting more burden to income taxes. The bill also contemplates using personal income alongside real estate values to determine state subsidies, with the state covering at least half of instructional costs.
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James Gallagher
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Three Crashes Injure One and Damages Hit $3825
City police logged three weekend traffic accidents with one injury and total damage of 3825 dollars. One driver faced drunk driving charges after a North Center Street collision.
Carter Cabinet Fires, Clout Grow Amid First 100 Days
In depth look at Jimmy Carter's Cabinet during his first 100 days shows a clash of views that remains within bounds. Cabinet members freely disagree with the President and each other, while groups led by key figures like Brock Adams, Mike Blumenthal, and Joe Califano shape policy in weekly Monday meetings at the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Jack Watson
James Bar| Carter
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