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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1976
Page
3
LUSAKA Zambia AP Soviet-supported Angolan and Cuban forces secure Benguela region along the southern border of southwest Africa as reports from Angola emerge today. Movements indicate strategic positioning near Namibia.
President Ford moves to veto the employment measure he warns could create about 600000 jobs, signaling the veto before leaving for a Florida swing while Congress debates the bill.
Pittsburgh AP report says Allegheny County investigators suspect Michael DeJohn 37 was killed by his own gun after a 2 caliber pistol vanished from his home. A shell casing of the same caliber was found near the body as DeJohn returned from Washington and failed to meet his wife and two children for dinner. He served as vice president of sales for OnLine Systems, Inc.
AP reports Ronald Reagan’s California real estate valued at 2.36 million with private total wealth. Ford’s net worth is publicly disclosed at 429,489, while Reagan expects to release additional information. Public records show three California properties totaling 2.363 million and earnings around 700,000 in 1975 from films, radio, and columns.
Retired steelworker Clarence Berkley braves foot-deep snow at his Laurel Mountain homesite in Upper Yoder Township. He plans a long winter to melt the drift while enjoying the solitude of the woodlands after retirement.
U S intelligence says the Soviet Union delivered eight TS4 tanks and 20 amphibious scout cars to Zambia. The move comes as Zambia and Zaire consider accepting a pro Soviet win in Angola, with Cuban troops aiding the Popular Movement and conventional fighting possibly winding down.
San Mateo California police report a Brinks guard named Richard Reese 26 carried off 800000 in cash from a truck while posing to deliver champagne. He reportedly entered a restaurant with a hand truck and has not been seen since. The amount was not confirmed but believed to be around 80000 per drive.
The Clymer Board of Education met in closed session to plan for next year’s contract talks as operating costs swell. Administrators highlighted higher energy costs despite reduced usage, eyed purchase curbs, and reviewed a needed bus at least $18,000, while health insurance premiums are projected to rise by about 27 percent. To cover payroll, the board authorized borrowing up to $200,000 from Bankers Trust Co. A prom request for prom band funding was denied.
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