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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
3
A fragmented OCR line offers no coherent event or identifiable entities. No clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome is discernible to summarize into a factual card.
The readable parts reference international affairs with vague mentions of India Pakistan China and arms. It hints at past events and national tensions but lacks clear names dates or a cohesive report to summarize a concrete incident or outcome.
State Superior Court affirmed a lower court ruling allowing private clubs to exclude blacks from public dining rooms. The decision rebuffed the Human Relations Commission and affected a 1968 incident at the Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge 107 in Harrisburg involving K Leroy Irvis. Judge Spaulding dissented, urging equal access despite club membership rules.
Penn State child development professor James E. VanHorn warns about 700000 yearly toy injuries and says only about 25 percent of market toys would pass safety tests. He urges parents to check for faulty design, improper labeling, unclear assembly instructions, and misleading advertising when shopping for Christmas toys.
In Azores, President Nixon and France's Georges Pompidou announced a broad agreement to pursue a realignment of Western exchange rates. They endorsed devaluing the dollar and revaluing other currencies to hasten an international monetary settlement, cooperating with other nations as needed.
The Corry Area Junior and Senior High School music departments present their annual Christmas program at the high school auditorium tomorrow night at 8 p.m. Under James Brunswick, the junior and senior choruses join the seventh grade chorus for sacred classical numbers and popular carols. The first half features Handel's Joy for they World and Gloria in D Minor by Vivaldi, with the seventh graders joining after intermission for carols like Frosty the Snowman Still Still Still and The Twelve Days of Christmas. Public is invited.
Harrisburg testimony at a public hearing on the Legislative Reapportionment Commission plan argues that district realignment dilutes black voting power. Rufus Lynch of the Pennsylvania Black Political Congress cites Irvis and Davis districts, while lawmakers object to splitting Norristown and argue over county population allotments and district sizes. The commission, chaired by A Lee Levin, will review the plan with objections due by Friday and a subsequent 30 day revision period.
An 18-man special investigation unit appointed by Gov. Milliken opens a probe into the cause of a tunnel explosion that killed 22 people. The panel includes federal and state representatives, unions, and construction and insurance interests.
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