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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1977
Page
1
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The National Bank of Corry has moved to release its lien on the former laundromat building on West Main Street, clearing the way for the City Redevelopment Authority to raze the structure and the adjacent building. The bank will keep a 1,100 judgment against the former owners who now live in California to pursue action, as city, school district, and county agree to waive back taxes to permit demolition.
Aspen Colorado AP jurors chosen for the Longet manslaughter trial in which Claudine Longet faces up to ten years. The French singer describes plans to rest with her children before the proceedings. Prosecution expects about 30 witnesses. opening arguments Monday with potential camera access.
A Russian émigré in Newark faces espionage charges for allegedly passing details about an American space shuttle system to a Soviet diplomat. Separately, a Berkeley Bay Area quake sequence, including a 5.0 event, caused minor damage with no injuries reported. Ivan Rogalsky, 44, was arrested in Lakewood Township with classified data and is to be arraigned. U.S. official Louis Giovanetti said little of the information reached the Soviet mission, though Karpov retains diplomatic immunity.
President-elect Carter said Mondale will visit West Germany France Great Britain and Japan within a week of the January 20 inauguration to build ties and set groundwork for foreign policy. Carter may attend a late spring economic summit in Japan and spoke of ongoing talks with Brezhnev and future meetings in Washington.
In northern Argentina killer bees swarm and injure people and animals across several towns. A funeral mob received DDT help, a man died after a highway sting, and other swarms killed livestock and livestock pets. Experts note Brazil origins and a US research interest amid cold-season concerns.
Corry police pursue four suspects in a December 2 incident at the Big Wheel store in Corry Plaza. Store official David Cacamise says a payroll check for 159 dollars with a forged signature was accepted and returned this week. A New York State man faces forgery and bad check charges if apprehended.
Walter Still of Columbus, a 22 year old theology student, received corneal transplants to both eyes from anonymous donors after keratoconus. Diagnosed as a rare condition, he explains the life changing impact of donated eyes and urges voluntary eye donation through the expanding program.
President Ford remains likely to pursue decontrol of gasoline prices despite Democratic opposition. Federal Energy Administrator Frank Zarb says Congress will likely oppose or ignore Ford's proposals, and the plan would reimpose controls if prices rise, delaying effect until March 1 to allow a Carter reversal.
Accidents blamed on blowing snow and slick roads kept Corry state police busy. A Panama man, Lee Devereaux, 37, escaped injury when his truck hit a train at Main Street, Bear Lake. The train's engineer was Floyd Dodd, 58. Police note no railroad crossing warning light. Several other crashes occurred as plows cleared snow, including a PennDOT truck backing into a stalled car driven by Linda Oviatt, 19, of Bear Lake, and a collision near Spartansburg with Linda Bartholomew, 35, and John Glarner, 24. One driver, Joseph Burawa, 92, struck a pole after sliding on Route 1 north of Centerville. Police cited limited visibility from blowing snow throughout the morning. Continued on Back Page.
Milton W. Lloyd dies aged in middle or later life, obituary notes his long community service and surviving relatives. The notice invites readers to attend funeral services at a local church with details about date and time.
About 100 Louisville Jewish high school students will be locked in the Jewish Community Center overnight to simulate a Jew in Russia. They will be interrogated by KGB agents, perform menial tasks, and seek exit visas while hearing an expert on Soviet Jewish oppression.
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