Gar and fle Cho murder trial brief in Veit method note
Fragmentary OCR yields a murky reporting of a murder trial or court scene. Names such as Richard, Neil, Roy, James, and a Mrs. Swan appear in a garbled text. The document references a council, a trial, and mentions of Gama and Greek context with unclear connections.
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Meron
Richard
Neil Richard
Erie
Roy . James
Swanuink
Ain
Brie
Gama
Ford
Elderly Housing Opens In Fourth Ward Renewal Project
The Fourth Ward Renewal Project welcomes new tenants to a modern elderly housing complex built by Towne Development and operated by the Corry Housing Authority. The 30-unit building offers 18 efficiency and 12 one bedroom apartments with security measures, furnished interiors, and planned activities. Rent is 25 percent of monthly income, with a one month security dogsit not exceeding 99.
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Fourth Ward
City Housing Authority
Towne Development, Inc
New Castle
Housing Authority
City of
Corry
But Not In Vermont Highways To Get Less Salt
Northeast and Midwest states plan to use less salt and more careful spreading to keep roads safe this winter. Vermont will use more salt, others cut usage for economy and potential pollution benefits. Some states test mixtures with sand, but freezing remains a challenge.
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Northeast
Midwest
Vermont
Highway Department
Robert Fraser
Massachusetts
Ohio
Kansas
Corry Evening Journal Twenty Century Dec 4 1976 Heat Wave Query
The Corry Evening Journal reports on a December heat wave question with temperatures rising unusually high up to thirty degrees. Readers recall recent warm spell and speculate on lingering effects on local life.
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Corry Evening Journal
Twenty Century
Pennsylvania
Toledo Schools Close Over Money Crisis
Toledo public schools shut down for 13 extra winter days after voters again rejected tax increases. 56,000 pupils sent home until Jan 3 as districts plan to skip spring vacation and push the final day from June 14 to June 24. Administrators warn an $8 to $10 million shortfall could force October closure if funds are not found.
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Toledo
Ohio
Robert Jackson
Board of Education
Flu Shots For Youngsters Begin In Pennsylvania
The state will start vaccinating children on December 18 using a first come, first served method in counties statewide except Philadelphia and Allegheny. At least one public building per county will host clinics until vaccine supplies run out. Pennsylvania has 204,000 doses for 2.1 million children, enough for about 152,000 youngsters after boosters. Allegheny County offers special shots at 11 clinics next week, while parents are urged to check with private physicians.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Allegheny
State Health Department
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County Health Department
Council to Cut Two-Mill Tax Hike Debated
City Council will meet at 8 p.m. at the City Building to discuss the budget with a possible revision of the two-mill property tax increase passed at first reading. Finance Director Benjamin Calderone will address the budget while other agenda items include water and sewer ordinance, curb cutting permit, refuse removal, and construction status.
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City Council
Benjamin Calderone
David Jonson
Robert Grice
May Try Gilmore On Second Murder
Salt Lake City AP reports convicted killer Gary Gilmore, whose Supreme Court stay delays his execution, may face a second murder trial for the killing of Max David Jensen during a gas station robbery last July. Prosecutors warn Utah law could delay execution 20 to 60 days. decisions loom on appellate reviews and potential life sentence if delays continue.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
U.S. Supreme Court
Gilmore
Supreme Court
Utah
Noall Wootton
Max David Jensen
Brigham Young University Law
Ulan
Jensen
Bennie Bushnell
Provo
Ment
Bessie Gilmore
Utah Supreme Court
Ronald Stanger
Milwaukie
Portand
Ore
Legal Defense Fund
NAACP
Robert Hansen
Hansen
Robert Excell White
Texas
United States
White
Pittsburgh Drivers Ordered To Return To Work By Judge
An Allegheny County judge ordered 2600 PAT transit drivers and maintenance workers back to work by Monday after granting an injunction against the striking workers. He also required immediate resumption of bargaining, citing incomplete mediation steps under state public employment law. The union criticized the injunction as overreach and recalled past court defiance in similar strikes.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Silvestri Silvestri
Port Authority Transit
PAT
Silvestri
Joseph Pass
Division 85
Amalgamated Transit Union
Allagheny County
Corry Nominates Two For Air Force Academy
Congressman Joseph Vigorito nominates Mary Orn and Joseph Landers from Corry for the U S Air Force Academy. Orn is a Corry Area High senior. Landers is a 1976 Cathedral Prep graduate. A third local nomination is Jeffrey Curtis of Seneca High School Wattsboro. Kathy Walsh from Franklin Street is enrolled at the Naval Academy in Annapolis.
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Corry
U.S. Air Force Academy
Joseph Vigorito
Mary K. Orn
Keith Orn
East South Street
Joseph A. Landers
Edward R. Landers
Orn
Corry Area
Landers
Cathedral Preparatory School
Erie
Jeffrey A. Curtis
Charles Gorton
Seneca High School
Wattsboro
Cathy
Kathy, Walsh
Franklin Street
Annapolis
UPS Strike Near End Could resume after ratification
Greenwich AP reports UPS says operations should restart soon after a tentative agreement with the Teamsters is ratified, though voting by 17,000 striking workers is not until midweek. The pact aims to end a 20 month dispute over full-time versus part-time staffing and may not ease the Christmas rush much.
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Greenwich
UPS
Teamsters
Benjamin F. Bailor
Funny Money: Upside-Down One Dollar Bills Found
Philadelphia area dealers report over 100 misprinted one dollar bills from the 1974 series with seals and serial numbers upside down. The Bureau says 400 to thousands may exist. collectors pay up to 125 dollars, while 50 to 60 is offered to acquire them.
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Philadelphia
Sam
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
U.S
Norman Pullen
Robbinsville
N.J
H.T. Krisak
Super Sian
Washington Mint
Federal Reserve Banks
Atlanta
Chicago
Kansas City
Krisak
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Bertha Hoyt
Ralph Ward
Eaton
Linois
Edward J. Kale
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Louis O'Brien
Maine
Martin C Rissel
Michigan
New Hampshire
Robert Hogan
Ior
Warren E. McChesney
Bureau
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