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Wholly unreadable fragmentary text references items like lenses and wear and possible names. The readable portion provides no clear event or action to summarize.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1976
Page
3
Wholly unreadable fragmentary text references items like lenses and wear and possible names. The readable portion provides no clear event or action to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR notes show mentions of a plan involving a formula and future under current headings. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to identify context or confirm entities.
A garbled excerpt mentions weekly terms and a discussion on Jewish topics. The fragment references names or terms but lacks clear context or complete sentences to specify event, place, or people involved.
Fragmentary text mentions Shirley, Million M A S H, 60 Min, Johnny Cash, ABC Day, Rudolph, and CBS listing unclear program and guests.
Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheikh Yamani, a central figure in OPEC talks, indicated his country would oppose any immediate price increase due to the weak global economy. He reportedly left the Doha conference to return home for further instructions.
In a Miami Lakes shopping center, high school students run a kid focused store where parents wait in a separate room. Elves guide child shoppers to counters with gifts under 34 dollars, many 50 cents or less, while profits fund future school retail projects.
An Amtrak Zephyr derailed in Omaha injuring at least 46 travelers. Most injuries were minor with one man listed in serious condition after surgery. The train carried about 180 passengers and crew. two sleeping cars and several coaches derailed while others remained on track. Authorities noted no deaths.
Erie County health officials investigate a local man's claim of paralysis after a swine flu inoculation at McDowell High School. Thomas Bolan reported waking paralyzed three weeks post shot, then recovered, with new dizziness weeks later. CDC notes Guillain Barré syndrome is rare, usually non fatal, and often followed by a preceding illness.
Two Corry Area High School girls Renee Putnam and Janet Bailey run along East South Street to stay in shape for the spring track season. They say the workouts are to ensure they are ready when competition begins.
At a Doha meeting OPEC ministers signaled prices may jump up to 10 percent from the current 11.51 a barrel despite Saudi calls for a six month freeze. Major producers floated different boosts with Indonesia proposing 10 percent total and Iraq eyeing a 12.6 percent rise. Ministers expect a decision later today or Friday as gas prices in the United States could rise about one cent per gallon per eight percent crude increase.
President elect Carter and aides discussed a broad clemency approach that might extend beyond draft violators to as many as 250 000 Vietnam era servicemen with tarnished records and include deserters and veterans with less than honorable discharges. An executive order could alter service records where no pardon applies, expanding potential beneficiaries to hundreds of thousands in the military.
Ronald D. Shaner of Erie sues Penn Central Transport Co and Arthur C. Keplinger of Erie in Erie County Court over a July 14, 1974 bike crash on railroad tracks. He alleges Keplinger stepped into the bike’s path while working on the rails, causing a rollover and severe injuries. Shaner seeks more than $10,000 in damages. Lived near lakes was noted about Stone Age lake dwellers in Switzerland and northern regions in July.
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