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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
Apr 28, 1977
Page
3
Dallas mother appeals for child in kidnapping case
Barbara Baughman of Dallas asks anonymous contact from kidnapers about her 7-year-old daughter Ladina McCoy missing ten weeks after being abducted on the way to school. Aunt Dorothy Hogan comforts her as she tears up during the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Baughman
Dallas
Tex
Dorothy Hogan
Ladina McCoy
Auto sticker deadline extended to May 15 in Harrisburg
The state Transportation Department extended the number three auto inspection sticker deadline from April 30 to May 15 due to the Philadelphia transit strike. SE Pennsylvania Transportation Authority workers have been on strike for over a month, affecting about 400,000 daily commuters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Transportation Department
Philadelphia
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
Clerk Claims CIA Tricks In Australia
A young man on trial for espionage testified that he found in 1974 the CIA was manipulating Australian labor unions to suppress strikes. Christopher Boyce, 23, a former documents clerk at TRW in Redondo Beach, said he informed Andrew Daul ton Lee in 1975 and discussed CIA interference in Australian affairs. The CIA declined comment as the trial continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
CIA
Christopher Boyce
TRW Systems Inc
Redondo Beach
Australia
Washington
Boyce
Andrew Daulton-Lee
Lee
Central Intelligence Agency
Brokenstraw Players Seek State Arts Grant Support
The Brokenstraw Players a local theater group urge community backing for state arts funding. They ask residents to write to state legislators to push for a larger budget to aid community arts projects including expanded productions and children's theater. Sally Wharton provides contact for letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Players
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Munity
Corry
Brokenstraw
Sally Wharton
Erie's Housing Racial Balance Dispute Sparks PHRC Action
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission and the Erie Housing Authority clash over ending de facto segregation in Erie public housing. PHRC cites 60 percent black tenants on the east side and 25 percent on the west, with overall about 50 percent black. The agency proposes a consent decree and new placement rules. the authority contests figures and seeks balance different from the commission’s plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
PHRC
Erie Housing Authority
Authority
Michael Simons
Allegheny
Mercer
Washington
Lawrence County
Housing Authority
Simons
PHRG
Commission
John Hora
Mount Pleasant teacher resigns after showing Deep Throat discussion
Dr Edward Lewis of Mount Pleasant High School resigned effective June after a board meeting over his ethics class segment on human sexuality. He used a 12 minute clip from Deep Throat to spark discussion, saying students could leave if offended and that no incidents followed. He defended the approach but faced harassment from some academy members and parental opposition. He holds a PhD in philosophy from Cornell University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Edward Lewis
Mount Pleasant High School
Lewis
Westmoreland County
Linda Lovelace
Oacapea
Cornell
FBI Retirements Rise Under 55 Mandatory Rule
FBI officials warn a wave of retirements may follow the new law that sets a mandatory retirement age of 55 for federal investigators and allows earlier departures. An estimated 1000 agents supervisors and policymakers could leave on January 1 1978 when the rule takes effect.
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FBI
YOUNG
Washington
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