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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1976
Page
3
A police report notes a domestic disturbance at a residence with officers responding to a reported fight. The incident involves a home setting and police involvement, with authorities outlining next steps and safety considerations.
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The 1977 City of Corry budget proposes a one mill property tax increase and will be open for 20 days for taxpayers to inspect at the city building. For the first time the Journal will publish the full line by line budget in daily sections to let readers examine it.
Chem Nuclear Corp of Kirkland Washington plans a December 15 meeting with Pennsylvania officials to discuss locating radioactive waste disposal in Erie and Crawford counties. The advisory committee will review suitability and potential impacts as the firm explores sites.
A taxpayers group named Concerned Taxpayers For Accountability in Education plans petitions totaling about 2,200 signatures to force Howard A. Thompson from his post as Warren County schools superintendent. They will request an immediate hearing in a closed session after the December 13 school board meeting, citing alleged misuse of authority, unprofessional conduct, and lack of administrative capability.
Warren William W Schattenberg, 47, Bradford, is jailed without bail after a preliminary arraignment on criminal homicide tied to the summer death of Francis Reed of Ridgway. Judge Robert Wolfe denied a petition to move him to McKean County Jail, citing inadequate security, with three other first-degree murder inmates already in the county jail.
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection filed silent lawsuits in Commonwealth Court against five eastern Pennsylvania used car dealers for turning back odometers by up to 70 000 miles. Four dealers signed consent agreements promising not to tamper again, facing 5 000 fines if violated. The fifth, Philadelphia Shape Auto Sales Norristown, awaits a hearing as restitution powers expand. New state law requires mileage disclosure on sale, and federal penalties reach 90 000 dollars and one year in prison.
Washington AP reports the 8 day old United Parcel Service strike could end with a Thursday vote by 17 000 rank and file members. Teamsters locals 74 urged acceptance of the tentative contract reached after 80 bargaining sessions. Details awaited ratification. pact settles part time workers and pension disputes.
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