New Hampshire Primary Sees Ford Lead Reagan Early
Voters head to polls in New Hampshire as President Ford leads Ronald Reagan among Republicans while Democrats field Carter Udall Bayh and Udall contenders in a crowded field. Early turnout expected around 200000 with polls opening at 6 am and closing by 8 pm in many towns.
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Arizona
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Washington
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Pred Harris
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Ellen McCormack
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Hearst Refuses to Answer in Bank Robbery Trial
Patricia Hearst ends her witness stand after 42 refusals to answer questions under the Fifth Amendment. Bailey plans further cross examination with psychiatrist Dr. LJ. West as the judge allows three mental health experts to testify about her state of mind following her Sept. 18 capture. U.S. Attorney Browning challenged psychiatric evidence but Judge Carter ruled it admissible.
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Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
LJ. West
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Corry Area School District expands free milk and lunch aid
The Corry Area School District expands free and reduced lunch and free milk programs to reach more students. Officials cite recent state legislation raising income eligibility, with districts adjusting to the new limits and providing guidance via a district chart for families near the thresholds.
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Frederick Davids
the Journal
Inncome
Davids
Gasoline Tax Hikes Seen For Pennsylvania
AP reports William Sherlock, nominated Pennsylvania transportation secretary, says motorists should expect more gasoline tax and registration fee increases over the coming years to fund a maintained highway system. He notes inflation pressures, aims to reorganize PennDOT, cut admin work, extend toll-road concepts, stagger license plates, and improve public disclosure to justify rising costs.
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Harrisburg
William Sherlock
Shapp
Sherlock
Ena Wl
Penndot
Senate
Turnpike
New SS Plan Overpaid $197 Million Warned by Audit
An independent audit reports the Social Security Administration overpaid about $197 million in the first six months of a new distribution system. States claim large shares, with Louisiana’s auditor noting ongoing issues and potential recovery steps. The HEW-backed audit highlights internal control deficiencies and thousands of errors in recipient checks across multiple states.
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Baton Rouge
Social Security Administration
Louisiana
Joe Burris
Washington Star
The
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Dot
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
SSA
Loot recovered from Saturday shopliftings in Corry area
Police say all but a small portion of stolen goods have been recovered after a series of retail thefts led to the arrest of John A. Gantz of Sparta and William J. Rasey of Corry. The haul, valued at over $300, included items from G.C. Murphy Co stores Buyer's Fair and Serrins Auto Parts.
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Guy Polce
Mney
Sparta Township
John A. Gantz
Sparta
William J. Rasey
East Main Street
Kenneth Nichols
Gantz and
Rasey
G.C. Murphy Co
Corry Plaza
Buyer's Fair
Serrins
Murphy
Plaza Murphy
Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code Could Reshape Driving Rules
A bulky Pennsylvania bill aims to standardize traffic rules to match international symbols and set limits on signal positioning. It would allow turns on red, ban studded tires, offer amnesty by wiping penalty points, and reset suspended licenses, with broad amendments possible before final passage.
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House
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Pennsylvania
Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Washington
Thomas J. Usiadek
House Transportation Committee
Tron Out Details To Set Stage For Foam Addition
The Zoning Board of Adjustments approved rezoning on Shady Avenue from residential to industrial enabling Corry Foam Products Co to add a 39,000 square foot expansion at its plant. At last week’s hearing there was no further comment.
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Shady Avenue
Corry Foam Products Co
Parker Transfer
Foam Company
Corry Foam
Transfer Company
Lawrence Lobdell
Robert Grice
Wesley Parker
Ohio
Jaycee Week Proclaimed in Corry by Mayor Kibler
Mayor Mary Ann Kibler signed a proclamation declaring Jaycee Week in Corry as Jaycee members John Sciere Jack Anderson Jim Falcone and David Mitchell posed for a photo. Activities include a membership smoker Thursday 8 p.m. at the Jaycee Rooms a charity basketball game Friday at CAHS and a NOW Radio Show appearance Saturday.
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Mary Ann Kibler
Jaycees
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Jack Anderson
Jim Falcone
David Mitchell
Jaycee Rooms
CAHS
NOW
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