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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1976
Page
3
The readable fragments show a medical context with references to labs, tests, and fees. No clear patient name or date is present, but the text indicates invoicing or charges for services and medications. Overall, a brief, incomplete notice about lab work and associated costs.
A brief notice indicates the state seeks information about an individual linked to an ongoing inquiry. Officials request cooperation and caution that details remain restricted to authorized personnel.
More than 150 guests attended a gala at the Wattsburg Social Hall honoring Burrows and other area citizens. Harry M. Burrows received a gubernatorial commendation for 48 years of service to the Erie County Fair, plus a bronze Wattsburg Agricultural Society plaque. Gene Eckerson and Stewart McCullough presented honors from local officials and the fair society.
Three Butler residents died when their car ran a stop sign and hit a tractor-trailer on Route 422 near Butler. In Indiana County, Mildred Goodbrod and three others were hurt when two autos collided on Route 119. A Bellevue man died and a companion was injured when their car overturned near Moraine State Park. An Erie man was arrested for stabbing five residents at Stairways House. Ohio authorities probed foul play in the drowning of Bobby Page in Lake Erie after a boating incident with friends.
Meadville state police investigated multiple weekend crashes blamed on heavy fog. Incidents at Route 102 Harmonsburg road and Old Franklin Pike sent several people to City Hospital or minor injuries, with drivers failing to see signs and fog reducing visibility. A drug recall from FDA warns Pyribenzamine hydrochloride could be contaminated with Ritalin, risking lethal effects.
About 9 percent of Attica's 2,000 inmates refused to leave their cells in a peaceful strike. Prison officials reported only about 150 showed at breakfast and described the situation as normal with no extra guards. A letter found in a cell outlined demands including reduced population and improved conditions, echoing 1971 events and a state report urging population drop to no more than 1,050.
Associated Press dispatch reports Dallas reopenings aimed to avert violence as 18 000 pupils shift to busing and magnet schools while 140 000 students in the district proceed with new desegregation. In Eudora discipline promised after last spring clashes with rock throwing. Jacksonville and Philadelphia face labor tension as schools prepare for Sept 7 starts.
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