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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1970
Page
7
Incomplete text notes a 3000 truck wide measurement and a centralaster team, referencing a year and a general average value around 1g, but the fragmentary source lacks clear entities or full context. The readable bits suggest an engineering or physics reference rather than a complete event or report.
A fragmentary notice references Vesola R and King Evious in a historical listing. The readable portion hints at personnel or appointment matters but lacks complete details to specify roles, dates, or institutions involved.
Erie County commissioners seek a court ruling to determine who will draw final blueprints for a new jail and courthouse addition. Competing firms Brennan and Brennan and Gray Weber and Kern fight over rights to complete the project, with Brennan asserting entitlement under a 1965 contract and seeking 3.3 to 3.6 million in profits.
Hollywood AP report notes that midgets and dwarfs press for Screen Actors Guild membership and voting rights after 32 years of waivers. Billy Curtis, 63, led a November meeting push to end waivers and require dues, arguing voting rights should not depend on height. Curtis expects guild board ratification as a formality, citing ongoing work by a dozen midgets and dwarfs in film and TV.
Pittsburgh AP reports Rudolph Peterson of Bank of America expects the prime rate to fall from 7 to 6 percent within 90 days after it peaked at 8 percent in August 1969. He spoke before a World Affairs Council address. Also from South Africa a motorist sent 4000 coins packed in sawdust to Mayor Sam Ross to protest a $28 parking ticket.
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