NEW LOOK GOING TO CAMP FOR CORRY HIGH CHEERLEADERS
Corry Area High School varsity cheerleaders depart for a workshop at Robert Morris College in Pittsburgh wearing new uniforms. Coach Cheryl Wilson oversees the group, including Pam Bossert Kim Bossert Jon Miller Pam Cochran Tracy Peterson Holly Andrus Julie Lindstrom and Lars Buall. They funded the trip through popcorn sales and other fundraisers.
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Corry Area
Pittsburgh
Robert Morris College
Cheryl Wilson
Pam Bossert
Kim Bossert
Jon Miller
Pam Cochran
Tracy Peterson
Holly Andrus
Julie Lindstrom
Lars Buall
McCray
Chism Receives Five Life Terms In Erie Murders
Erie County Judge Edward Carney sentences Donald Lee Chism to five consecutive life terms for the killings of his wife, their three children, and his wife's uncle. Chism blames the Mafia, vows no justice in Erie, and awaits transfer to Rockview State Penitentiary. He contends burglars framed him during the January 1975 killings.
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Erie
Donald Lee Chism
Erie County
Edward Carney
Chism
FBI
Carney
Rockview State Penitentiary
New Jersey delegate vote could signal Reagan Ford test
A looming fight over a single New Jersey delegate may presage an early convention test vote. Reagan aides vow to pursue Joe Yglesias as an alternate, while NJ GOP leaders favor Ford backer Maria Scalia. The dispute signals each side’s real strength in uncommitted delegates ahead of nomination limits.
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Washington
New Jersey
Ronald Reagan
Joseph Yglesias
Reagan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George McGovern
Associated Press
Ford
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Arkansas
Kansas City
County facing 60 percent tax hike in Mayville area
Chautauqua County landowners may see at least a 60 percent real estate tax increase next year, county Finance Director Harold Thurston said yesterday. He cited a budget-juggling resolution that surfaced this week as the county grapples with financial woes and cuts to the contingency.
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Mayville
N.Y
Chautauqua County
Harold Thurston
s.Finance Committee
Thurston
Robert Barber
Barber
Abercrombie & Fitch seeks Chapter II reorganization
New York AP Abercrombie & Fitch, longtime sporting gear retailer, plans to file Monday for a Chapter II plan of arrangement to reorganize under the Bankruptcy Act. Board Chairman Harry G. Haskell Jr said new bank financing will fund inventories and working capital while stores operate during negotiations with creditors. The firm, which has cut pricey items and faced losses since 1970, reported a $540,000 loss last year and warns losses may double. The company hopes to modernize via the rehabilitation plan while pursuing potential buyers.
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Abercrombie & Fitch
Harry G. Haskell Jr
Madison Avenue
Theodore Roosevelt
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctica
Ernest Hemingway
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Emperor Haile Selassie
Chicago
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Corry
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Betty Crocker
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Sporting Goods
Notre Dame, Incl
Paul Horgan
University of Notre Dame
Horgan
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Woodworth
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