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13 Feb 1976
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1976
Page
1
Fragmentary historical note about Donall and Pren- visits
A fragmented OCR reads as a cryptic snippet mentioning Donall and Pren- during a period of past years. It hints at a reality check or evidence and a visit but lacks clear context, dates, or participants to form a complete report.
County and city to patch potholes on West Washington Street
Erie County Highway Department crews will patch potholes on West Washington Street from North Center Street to the city line. County roads supervisor Vincent Kennerknecht says Corry area work is limited by money and manpower, with Route 426 resurfacing in poor condition. City crews are aiding the effort and pothole coupons are being printed in the paper for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County Highway Department
West Washington Street
North Center Street
Vincent Kennerknecht
the Journal
Kennerknecht
Corry
New York State Line
Births rise in Pennsylvania raise need for planning services
Planned Parenthood reports 15 percent unwanted and 30 percent unplanned births in Pennsylvania based on Princeton studies. In 1975 there were 181,456 births, with 22,718 unwanted and 45,497 unplanned. The Alan Guttmacher Institute and Planned Parenthood note many poor women need planning, while only 283,000 of those in need received services by mid 1974. Counties Cambria Erie Somerset Fayette and Northumberland highlight service gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrishurg
Planned Parenthood
Deborah Lewis
Princeton University
Pennsylvania
Ms. Lewis
Alan Guttmacher Institute ‘of
New York
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
Cambria
Erie
Somerset
Fayette
Northumberland Counties
Lewis
Cambria-Somerset
Maniacs Blamed In Hearst Castle Bombing Probe
Patricia Fberas parents blame maniacs for the Hearst Castle guest house bombing that caused over a million dollars in damage as her trial proceeds in San Francisco. No arrests or suspects were named. FBI investigates calls linking the New World Liberation Front to the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Simeon
Calif
Patricia Fberas
Hearst Castle
San Francisco
San Luis Obispo County
NWLF
San Francisco Bay Area
Cra
Patty
Ron McCullough
State Park Service
Casa del Sol
Pat Howe
Pat
You May Have To Pay For Rail Woes
Washington AP reports two rail firms failed to buy 2000 miles of track, risking 176 million in government funds for the Conrail system. The reassignment of planned lines to Conrail, Sol, and related assets follows a reorganization overseen by U.S. Hall Assia Vigant. The blast at Hearst Castle prompted evacuations and security measures while investigators pursued clues linking or separating the Hearst trial from the bombing.
Police Arrest Juvenile For Sparta Fires
Corry state police yesterday arrested an 11 year old Sparta girl in connection with a series of fires at a Sparta home. Fire Marshal Robert Hellet said the fires broke out in a 12 hour span at the Sutton residence causing about $3,000 damage. The girl was taken to Meadville for Juvenile Probation and then to a retention center in Erie. charges were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Spartansburg
Sparta
Robert Helletti
James Sutton
Meadville
Earl Brown
Erie
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency Aided by Weak Market
Investigative team reports the agency knew it faced trouble in midsummer 1975 as it tried to expand its credit line to cover bond sales failures in a shrinking market. Banks deemed the market too weak to fund the agency or repay loans. A reader claims attempts to tap state pension funds were made to stave off default. The film is shown to Pennsylvania TV stations, criticizing William Wilcox and government leaders for alleged poor financial practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
House
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
William Wilcox
Flynn
GOP
Wilcox
Shayp
Aldie Taypayers
Wholesale Prices Hold Us Economy Forecast in January
Washington AP reports wholesale prices stayed flat in January after seasonal adjustments. Farm prices fell 1.8 percent offset by a 0.4 percent rise in industrial goods. Over three months prices declined at an annual 1.7 percent rate, signaling easing inflation and potential retail price relief amid improving employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Ford Administration
Hospital slayings at state hospital stir fears and questions
A mental patient, Jason Jones, 27, of Mercer was found shot to death in the West Unit of Warren State Hospital at 1 27 yesterday morning. Police say no motive or suspects. Coroner calls it murder. autopsy pending. Security tightened. 100 building campus with tracks of the killer. The incident follows heightened lockdowns as investigators continue reviewing evidence and hospital officials state no prior incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Warren
Jason Jones
Mercer
West Unit
Jones
Warren County
Ronald Simonsen
Chautauqua County
Harold Reinhard
Reinhard
Charles T. Klodell
State Hospital
Mercer County
Pensylvania
CAHS Team Set For TV Game Show Try
Corry Area High School prepares to compete tomorrow evening on High-Q aired by WSEE-TV Channel 5. The CAHS team of four includes Dodds Karin Rainesalo Ron Hamilton and Richard Zarger, coached by Keith Hillkirk, facing St Mark's Seminary in E. The program features quiz questions read by host Andy Rath and is sponsored by the Manufacturer's Association of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Sal Mineo Murdered in Hollywood Stabbing
AP reports actor Sal Mineo was stabbed to death outside his Sunset Strip area apartment in Hollywood. Witnesses heard screams and saw a blond man flee the alley. Investigators hunted for the murder weapon and motive as neighbors recalled a quiet, solitary life. The 27 year old, known as The Switchblade Kid, was found near a parking area behind his building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sal Mingo
Switchblade Kid
Hollywood
Mineo
Sheriff's
Anthony Silas
Bill Jones
Sunset Strip
Sal
Mary Chance
New York
Corry Earned Income Tax Revenue Rises in 1975 Report
Members of the Combined Earned Income Tax Committee met at the Corry Motor Inn for a year end review of 1973 and 1975 figures. The one percent tax revenue continued to climb with total receipts of 44,615 and an additional 157,022 in deposits bringing the total to 635. The meeting noted Cooper Energy Services layoffs of 29, but personnel chief called this a small portion of a 433-employee base. Alice Brown joined the committee, Benjamin Calderone was elected chairman for 1976, replacing Robert Joy as chair rotating between council and Corry Area School District members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Motor Inn
William E. Miller
Cooper Energy Services
Robert Rafferty
Cooper
Benjamin Calderone
Robert Joy
Joy
Corry Area
A Profile Of The Income Tax In Corry
Yesterday's meeting of the Corry Earned Income Tax Committee highlighted payroll totals over 44 million dollars annually and the wage tax's role as a silent market for tax revenue. It noted the one percent levy yields funds comparable to 17 mills of real estate taxes, with districts benefiting from shared collections and minimal collection costs. The panel warned the wage tax will grow with inflation, supporting schools and city operations, while other districts also receive funds through state law. It emphasized substantial cash reserves, with 125000 dollars in time deposits, and concluded the wage and income tax will remain a fixture in local revenues for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Ang Setteol
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Corry Area High School
Stave Mennen
Brian Bailey
Terri Hall
Dede Donaldson
Journal
McEldowney
Thanx
Tho,se
Agency
PSP
CAHS
Sal Mineo
Rafferty
the Journal Today
Alice Brown
Wallace Young
Bureau
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