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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1974
Page
1
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The partial OCR line notes varying rates and timings around 9:25 at a street corner. It mentions schedules or price changes and a clock time. The fragment implies a local service or market activity with specific hours and value shifts. Entities include street and time references, but details are incomplete.
New York State Supreme Court Judge John J. Conway issued a preliminary injunction delaying the special assessment on Dairylea members. About 3,300 farmers will receive full milk checks as courts decide the legality of the $18.6 million loan-reduction levy. The ruling allows escrow of assessments on terminating contracts and permits charges for operating expenses other than the loan during the interim. A joint Bath trial is set for next month.
Philadelphia AP reports a partial solar eclipse by 10:53 am and a full sun return by 12:38 pm, with a Geminid meteor shower visible at 40 to 60 meteors per hour. The Friday the Thirteenth Club, formed in 1936, dispels triskaidekaphobia while warning locals to stay indoors if superstition looms.
Picketing mine construction workers closed virtually all coal mines in western Pennsylvania early today idling an estimated 20,000 workers across Districts 2 4 and 5. U.S. Steel Frick District mines and Jones Laughlin Steel Co. mines were affected while Consolidation Coal Co. idled 2700 miners in Northern West Virginia.
In a study at the University of Connecticut, Prof. Ross Buck reports that 64 students, 32 women and 32 men, viewed emotionally charged slides while researchers tracked facial expressions via television. Women more accurately identified slide topics, while men showed stronger physiological responses indicating internalized emotions. Buck plans further work on emotion expression and psychosomatic disease, noting childhood reactions vary by personality rather than sex.
Congress rushed to expand unemployment compensation and fund public works while killing a multibillion tax bill. Senate approved 7.5 billion for jobless relief, funding for 300000 public service jobs, and open-ended compensation, with House passing similar measures. The tax relief plan for low and moderate incomes was blocked by the House Rules Committee 9 to 4.
Corry Area School District officials met with planner J David Rossi to discuss a district wide educational plan. Rossi described community driven steps involving 14 groups of 25 people each and a 10 to 12 month process costing 10000 dollars. The board gave a positive reception and may act in January to hire Rossi Associates.
The McChesneys on the William McChesney farm near Spring Creek report thieves beat the Cub Scouts to wild honey. They offer a 50 reward for information. The wall of an old barn was smashed, bees died, and plans for nature study were ruined. The family lives in Warren and uses the farm on weekends and summers.
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp extends the shutdown of one of its six car plants into February. Ford Motor Co announces 19,000 workers on indefinite layoff with 1,950 new furloughs to take effect Monday. Ford also plans 13,950 hourly workers laid off for a week beginning Monday, raising the industry toll to 106.
Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter announced in Atlanta his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1976. He pledged to avoid abuses and shady practices that have undermined public confidence in government.
The Corry Area Fine Arts Council directors announced the council is now a legitimate nonprofit on the IRS books and contributions are tax deductible. They also set January 17 for the annual meeting with an entertainment program and began the patron membership drive offering two free tickets per event.
Corry state police investigate two cases of criminal mischief on Plank road north of Columbus. A tire like object shattered windows at the Jack Raymond milkhouse causing $20 damage and at the James Kolstee residence causing $30 damage. The culprits fled each time and investigators pursue leads.
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