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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
Aug 12, 1976
Page
3
Tribute to Icarus The Calexico Excerpt
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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County Pushes Swine Flu Train Nurses Plan
Erie County health officials advance mass inoculation plans with mid September target for high risk residents. Acting Health Director John Toth sets August 26 for training 50 to 60 volunteer nurses on jet injector vaccination. Phase Two to start in October for those 18 and over. Vaccines for children not yet tested. Mass sites mainly at schools offer free shots. private patients may pay for syringes and paraphernalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County Health Department
John Toth
Health Department
Toth
Buckley May Be Third Candidate In Heated GOP Fight
Buckley hints at a possible third presidential bid as Ford and Reagan camps clash over platform planks. A Panama Canal policy vote shows division, while Buckley’s move tensions convention strategy and prompts talks of influence on delegates. Mobil Oil reports a 15 percent energy cut in four years, saving 2 million barrels of crude in 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
James L. Buckley
New York
Republican National Convention
Ford
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Reagan
Panama Canal
United States
Canal
Ford Administration
U.S
Buckley
Richard Rosenbaum
Senate
John P. Sears
Tam
Sears
Energy Cut
Mobil Oil Corp
Alen ©. Murray
Mobil
Perent
Cape Town Riots Deepen Black Casualties in South Africa
Police in Cape Town described a deadly outbreak in black townships with 28 killed, later corrected to 33, and 70 seriously injured as riots spread from Soweto unrest. Guguletu and Langa saw police roadblocks, arson, looting, and clashes, while ambulances ferried dead and wounded.
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South Africa
Cape Town
Gert Prinsloo
Johannesburg
Soweto
Guguletu
Langa
South African Press Association
Scranton Backed by Pa Delegates as Ford VP Pick
Pennsylvania delegates increasingly back U N Ambassador William Scranton as a potential running mate for President Ford at the Republican National Convention. Support spans favorite son backing and broader desire to see him return to national leadership as Scranton acknowledges White House screening requests on health and finances. At least 19 others, including six senators, also appear on Ford's list.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U.N
William W Scranton
Ford
Lice
Scranton
White House
Himo
Erie county constables protest fees in DA office dispute
Erie County constables protested District Attorney Robert Chaze over subpoena service fees arguing a state statute allows only constables to collect such fees. The DA’s office hires non-constables for subpoenas, drawing salary from a budget of 10 000 for 1976 with 8 74 spent. Commissioners promised a future meeting with all sides.
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Erie
Erie County Constables Association
Atorney
Robert Chaze
A.J. Jakes Gehrlein
Chase
William C. Hill Jr
District Attorney's Office
Thomas Zippers
Erie County
Euding
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