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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1977
Page
3
Sabra the Great Dane, owned by Rachel English of Newbury Park California, faced 16 needy mouths at feeding time as 18 pups were born. Milk bottles helped, but the owner must stay with the dogs during feeds. The litter of 18 with 16 surviving pups may be a record.
At the White House casual dress rules take hold as aides wear cords khakis and turtlenecks. Gerald Rafshoon and press secretary Jody Powell say the relaxed style signals approachability and authenticity, with Carter avoiding formal trappings and favoring simple, comfortable attire.
State Police report unknown vandals caused more than 5000 dollars in damage at Conneaut Valley High School in Spring Township between 7 30 p m Saturday and 8 30 a m Sunday. They broke 62 exterior and 89 interior windows, entered multiple rooms, damaged equipment, and left graffiti reading Helter Skelter.
West Virginia officials employ cranes and explosives to break ice jams threatening lowland towns. evacuations reached at least 90 in Raleigh and Boone counties as authorities urge residents to move. crews blast Tygart and Big Wheeling Creek jams while trying to prevent flooding of Marsh Fork homes. Offshore quotes from Raleigh County Sheriff Mills noted residents reluctant to evacuate.
Governor Shapp will urge raising Pennsylvania's sales tax from 6 to 7 percent to close a 260 million dollar deficit in the 1977-78 budget. The proposal would tie PA with Connecticut for the highest rate, while exempting food, clothing, medications, and other essentials.
Erie County will test a new emergency food stamp program amid chaotic crowds at six centers. More than 12,000 applied Sunday, nearly 5,000 were turned away. Nine New York counties declared disaster areas by President Carter qualify for aid for storm losses. Police reported pushing and shoving, two arrests after line cutting, four faintings, and ongoing concerns about crowd control once doors opened.
A gunman armed with a rifle opened fire at Neptune World wide Moving Co. in New Rochelle injuring at least six people including four police officers. The suspect died after engaging officers from inside the warehouse and the roof. authorities reported hostages and a large number of workers may have been present as police, including a helicopter and armored unit, arrived to resolve the crisis.
The Sunday News Journal reports Henry Kissinger could be named as the man who ordered Richard Helms to lie if Helms faces perjury charges. The paper notes CIA and Justice Department sources say Helms warned in 1974 he would implicate Kissinger over CIA and ITT dealings tied to Chilean affairs. The grand jury probes Helms and ITT figures over funds to opponents of Allende and alleged coordinated statements with the CIA.
AP survey of 12 supermarkets across Pennsylvania shows center cut pork chops ranging from $1.29 to $1.99 per pound. More than half of market basket items rose since January 1976 while 27 percent fell and 14 percent stayed the same, with Easter ham demand noted as a factor.
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