Corry Youth Hurt Car Slams Into Bridge
An 18 year old Corry driver, Anthony Amoroso of 216 Sherman street, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after his 1966 car struck a concrete bridge abutment on Route 426 near Corry. He was pinned for about an hour before rescue, then taken to Corry Memorial Hospital. Authorities say he was speeding last night and beer was found in the car. He faces charges including drunk driving and possession of alcohol by a minor. a hearing was postponed.
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Fire crews battle twin blazes and fatal crash near Titusville
Corry and Sparta area fire units fought a $10,000 house fire in Titusville, while Columbus firemen tackled a car fire on Route 6 at Blue Eye Road. A Titusville man, John C. Monroe, 64, was found dead in a van after crashing on Route 27. authorities suspect a heart attack and will conduct an autopsy as Crawford County officials plan further inquiries.
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Corry Desk Clerk Hosts LA Radio Show Surprise
A Corry police station desk clerk, Dennis Anderson, joined a live KABC Los Angeles program at 4 15 a m yesterday and shared the spotlight with Corry. He answered questions about Corry s location weather industries and products and stated Snowmobiles and Linda Kay Olson when asked what the city is famous for. The DJ invited him to California for a visit and Anderson accepted.
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Lottery numbers broadcast ruled news in First Amendment win
Philadelphia AP reports the U.S. Circuit Court ruled that winning lottery numbers are news and may be broadcast by media. The decision overruled an FCC ban on Jersey Cape Broadcasting from airing the New Jersey Lottery weekly drawing, affirming media editorial discretion.
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Police Probing Burglary and Vandalism Case
City police investigate a burglary and criminal mischief at 126 Wayne Street reported by Mrs. Howard Morris. A window was broken, the door forced, items stolen including a camera as the home was torn apart. Neighbors did not hear noises, and a full damage list was promised.
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Nixon Faces Second IRS Audit On 1970 and 1971 Taxes
The Internal Revenue Service will conduct a second audit of President Nixon's 1970 and 1971 income tax returns to determine if he owes more taxes. The review could extend to other years, though officials said no issues were found in the earlier audit. The probe also touches on deductions for Nixon's donated vice presidential papers valued at about 576000, and a congressional inquiry into tax treatment of such donations surrounding a mid 1969 cut off.
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Charge 2 Drivers In $150 Crash On West Main Street
A two car crash on West Main Street near South Center Street caused $150 in damage. Mrs. Truman O Day, 47, of 999 East Main Street and Lawrence P. Sabatino, 29, of R D 2 Corry were cited for motor vehicle code violations. O Day moved lanes to allow a truck to turn, then struck Sabatino. O Day charged with changing lanes and entering a stream of traffic. Sabatino charged with driving with an expired license plate. Damage to each car estimated at $75.
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Area Utilities Report Voluntary Energy Savings Effort
Pennsylvania Electric and Pennsylvania Gas customers in Corry are voluntarily cutting energy use amid the crisis. Utility spokesmen note unpredictable factors like warm weather, with possible 3-4 percent cuts system wide. Surveys will measure thermostat settings home age insulation and storm doors and windows, with results to be released later.
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Gasoline 10-Gallon Limit OK'd by Energy Chief
Energy secretary William E. Simon announced an agreement with major oil companies and independent distributors to cap purchases at 10 gallons per customer at service stations. He warned prices likely rise 8 to 9 cents in the next month or two as a new pricing formula and federal cuts take effect. a standby rationing program is under review while voluntary limits urged.
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Gas Prices Rise at Corry Stations Amid Increases
Gasoline prices at Corry stations have risen over six months, with premium at 50.9 cents per gallon at one outlet and average regular at 45.5 cents. Several stations report no price change since year start, while others expect higher January rates after shipments. An AP check shows increases of one to five cents, and a sentiment that oil companies bear the higher costs, not retailers.
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