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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1977
Page
6
Pianist Vladimir Horowitz 72 cancels a Los Angeles Philharmonic performance due to bronchitis. spokeswoman Norma Flynn says he recuperates in his Los Angeles hotel and is expected to perform on the rescheduled date March 20.
Washington AP report notes the House will split a 1915 billion president proposed tax cut. Carter seeks a $50 per person rebate and higher standard deduction to aid a sluggish economy. Debate centers on universal across the board cuts versus targeted relief with votes and ethics rules shaping congressional action this week.
A Millcreek two year old boy, Mark David Jacobs, died yesterday as fire swept through his family's trailer around 11 45 am. His body was found under a living room chair. Coroner Merle Wood noted no ruling yet but suspected burns rather than smoke inhalation. Mother Joan Jacobs was away at church with two other children when fire began. Father Michael Jacobs said he escaped from the bedroom and tried to re enter but could not save him. West Lake volunteers battled the blaze about two hours. no cause yet named. Police fire marshal Roger Bellatti investigating. Also reported GMAC earnings rose 29 percent in 1976 to 161.24 million on higher car loan purchases.
Flood threat eases in western Pennsylvania as cold temperatures slow snowmelt runoff. Flash flood watches linger in Crawford and Venango counties along the Allegheny River and French Creek Basin due to ice jams. Allegheny River levels fall, Pittsburgh's river at 17.1 feet, far from flood stage. Health department offers free diphtheria and tetanus shots for cleanup crews amid ongoing high water concerns. civil defense briefings planned for municipal officials with meetings at Norwin High School and in Oi City this week.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a 1900s Philadelphia case involving a student supplying acid to a teacher in coffee. The text mentions diet, editing, and various names and dates, but clarity is limited. The article hints at charges and court actions, with references to a February or January period and a police or legal outcome pending.
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