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31 Aug 1976
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1976
Page
1
A fragmented OCR line presents unclear place names and words. The readable parts hint at a brief local item but no coherent event, date, or involved entities emerge.
A damaged OCR fragment references archery and a past event related to a storied parish area. It hints at a founder era, a local archer, and community ties to a historic meeting or gathering in the downtown district. Names and exact dates are unreadable.
Dirty Don and fellow CB radio enthusiasts chased a pickup after a sideswipe on Interstate 8 near Glenns Ferry Idaho. They pursued the wrong truck for about 70 miles until Washington resident Tom Whitehead and family were halted near Mountain Home. Officers persuaded Whitehead not to press charges as Don apologized for misidentifying the culprit.
In a special meeting at the administration building, Corry Area School District directors approved three construction bids for the vo tech building and rejected one. The approved bids totaled 115159, with details listed in the meeting rundown.
Erie County voters show a large gain in by mail registrations with Democrats far outpacing Republicans and others. In the latest count 509 new by mail registrations include 337 Democrats, 109 Republicans, and 63 miscellaneous, plus 1,351 new registrations in the past month at the registration office. A plan to computerize the voter office is underway, with bids to set up the system, supply forms, and transfer 120,000 records after the November election. The ve tech program also faces bid decisions and classroom reassignments as the school year opens. Police investigate wire theft and damage near Spartansburg valued at 1,200.
Washington AP reports conflicting notes on the 1976 presidential debates. Carter says a tentative agreement exists for three one hour fifteen minute debates beginning in late September, while Ford spokesman Ron Nessen says no agreement is in sight and talks stay secret. Carter also argues for tighter presidential control over the Federal Reserve Board, including firing power over its chairman.
SAN FRANCISCO AP scientists say the Pentagon seeks funds to develop a binary nerve gas weapon that could usher in an era of dazzling, unbelievable chemical warfare. The device forms a toxic gas from two harmless chemicals and may be more politically acceptable by removing storage dangers.
Savers flood savings and loan associations at a record July pace, deposits outweigh withdrawals by 3.3 billion, boosting funds for home mortgages though July mortgage lending fell to 7.6 billion from June’s 8.1 billion. Outstanding commitments dipped to 16.1 billion. Meanwhile USW President Abel attacked dissidents in Las Vegas as Ford and UAW wage talks loom and GM moves auto price hikes.
London police said 60 people appeared in court on charges linked to Monday night riots after the Calypso Carnival in Notting Hill. Scotland Yard reported over 450 injuries, 3 shops looted, and 45 vehicles damaged amid clashes between police and crowds of West Indian immigrants.
Pennsylvania education will take many shapes this year with Philadelphia launching a back to basics approach emphasizing reading writing arithmetic and discipline. Lancaster expands community education targeting dropouts while coed classes and expanded girls sports appear nationwide. The Educational Quality Assessment test is revised to focus more on reading and math and less on attitudes despite parental concerns. Tomorrow coverage moves to nonpublic schools.
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