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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1975
Page
3
The fragmentary notice hints at a local event or decision with limited readable details. Key names, places, or dates are not clearly legible, leaving a vague outline of who is involved and what occurred.
The Erie County Fair opens its 91st year in Wattsburg with animals cleaned and placed in stalls and booths and rides erected. A small crowd attends as preparations continue for a week of exhibits and evening grandstand shows culminating Saturday with the Grandpa Jones Show from Hee Haw.
Washington officials say Lockheed Aircraft Corp must stop secret payments to foreign government officials and political groups after $22 million in disclosures over 50 years. Treasury Secretary Simon, Senate Banking Committee members label the practice bribes while Lockheed defends the payments as necessary to win contracts.
Two boys aged 10 and 12 were swept through storm sewers for more than 300 feet after nearly four inches of rain drenched Kansas City. Gregg Flenker recalled clinging to a friend's leg before being dragged into a pipe and dumped into a creek. Michael E. Riddle feared he was dying as he vanished into darkness and currents. Both boys suffered only bruises and cuts. Local youth Max Lingo Jr. described the water’s speed as it pulled Gregg under and away.
Harrisburg AP Millions of Blue Shield subscribers in Pennsylvania would face average rate increases near 28 percent under a plan filed with the state. The request targets about half of the 6.4 million subscribers with a $35.3 million annual hike. A public hearing is set for Oct. 1 in Harrisburg. Blue Shield president Robert E. Rinehimer cited higher benefit use and ongoing losses despite prior increases. The plan followed $31 million and $11.8 million hikes earlier.
Teresa and Christopher Wall describe their newborn son Christopher Wall Jr who was born August 10 at Garden State Community Hospital Marlton NJ with his heart outside his body. Doctors detected the condition at birth and began life support. The couple, first time parents, say the baby’s survival defies odds. The infant remains alive as clinicians monitor his condition and breathing via machine.
The Sparta Fair seeks girls to compete for Queen and Princess titles during the four day Spartansburg Community and School Fair. Registrants must be Spartansburg Borough or Sparta Township residents. Queen contestants 15 to 18, Princess candidates 6 to 10. Applications via three fair committee members. The fair runs Sept 3–6 at the Sparta School grounds with shows carnival parade. Reigning Queen Carla Rogers and Princess Kelly Capella named.
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