Fragmented OCR Note from 1986 Ved Cer The Fol
Fragmentary OCR text from a 1986 page mentions Ved Cer and the Fol with unclear context. The readable fragment lacks clear names dates or events to establish a definite item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1968
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text from a 1986 page mentions Ved Cer and the Fol with unclear context. The readable fragment lacks clear names dates or events to establish a definite item.
Two separate crashes near Kellettville Forest County left three Pittsburgh residents dead and several others injured. Elderly Eichlar died after a chain towing attempt went wrong as a truck and car collided. Authorities charged the Consta driver with DUI and continued the investigation. In Meadville two Erie County residents died in a separate two car crash on Route 19 with a third person critically injured, while another vehicle passenger suffered multiple injuries. The Cambridge Springs wreck involved high speed and a southbound car crossing into oncoming traffic. In Johnstown a man was found crusted to death beneath a large garage door at Kinol Brothers Tile Co. Springs broken on the overhead door were reported by the coroner.
A mysterious pollutant killed thousands of fish and aquatic life in French Creek below Meadville over the weekend. Health officials said the contaminant, not clearly acidic or alkaline, began Saturday afternoon, with distress spreading to Wilson Chute and Shaw's Landing by Sunday morning. Dead fish included rough fish and game fish. samples were taken to identify the source. Farmers warned not to use creek water until the agent is isolated.
Washington ends 34 years of liquor ban with New Year style celebrations as bars reopen. Health officials report no issues, while establishments stage promos and a symbolic protest against midnight cutoff. A city ordinance allows liquor sales by the drink until 2:00 a.m. Sunday and noon Sunday to 2:00 a.m. Monday.
President Ludvila Svoboda and liberal leaders Dubcek and allies press talks in Moscow while Romania and Bulgaria demand guarantees not to be next targets. U.N. Security Council stalls as General Assembly looms. Prague reports warn of clashes and rising occupation by Soviet troops.
The piece explains Pennsylvania delegates in a national convention, naming figures such as Guffey and Mrs. Miller. It describes the allocation of at large delegates and the district delegate votes totaling 108, yet each district delegate carries only three fourths of a vote. It ponders the impact on Humphrey, McGovern, and Maddox in a convoluted arithmetic scenario.
Titusville Cable TV seeks court relief after FCC denied protection, obtaining a suspension order from the Third Circuit to prevent immediate deletion of duplicating programs. Barco notes similar actions across other Titusville systems and vows to safeguard subscribers right to choose preferred network content.
Houston based Texas Heart Institute reports five year old Maria Giannaris of Hagerstown Maryland died Sunday a week after receiving a heart transplant. She suffered a cardiac arrest despite resuscitation efforts. autopsy pending. Maria was the world’s 31st heart recipient and second child recipient, heart came from 17 day old infant James Dudley Herron II.
In a talk about CATV channels, the speaker suggested Erie stations would request the same non-duplicating protection for network programs. The aim is to ensure these programs air in prime time only from Erie broadcasting stations, preserving the spoken and printed word as a shared focus.
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