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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1975
Page
1
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Strong winds gusting to 52 mph felled trees and caused scattered power outages in Erie and surrounding areas. No injuries or major road blockages reported. A truck was blown over on the New York Thruway near Dunkirk. Downtown Erie and parts of Crawford County experienced blackouts as the cold front moves in. The National Weather Service notes much colder air and frost following the storm system.
Moscow reports two cosmonauts Lt Col Alexei Gubarev and Georgy Grechko launched from Baikonur in central Asia aboard Soyuz 17. The spacecraft entered Earth orbit and Tass said systems were normal. They will carry out joint experiments with Salyut 4, with docking seen as likely by experts.
Dale C. Bellman, 28, of Shawnee Village, charged with drunk driving after a December 25 crash into a tree on Wayne Street, says City Corporal Joel Steele assaulted him while moving him between cells. Bellman allegedly choked as Steele removed him to a dry cell. fire set by Bellman was quenched by a hose. Bellman’s breath test showed .21 BAC. District Justice Auer referred the complaint to the DA after DA guidance. no court date set.
A federal grand jury indicted 17 people including State Rep. Leonard Sweeney in a scheme to collect about 400000 from fake accidents. The cases involved staged crashes, fake medical records, and inflated bills across the Pittsburgh area, with names from Penn Hills, Greenfield, and surrounding communities.
The American Cancer Society's Buck A Cup drive adds five Corry eateries to participate including Country Foods Minnick's Mike and Jerry's Pizza Shop Corry Motor Inn and the Venture Inn. Proceeds fund cancer research education and service. Coupons cost 1 and coffee is free on January 22 to button wearers.
A second bankruptcy action follows Try-M Finance and Try-M Discount filings. Delaware Development Inc. owns the Sheraton Motor Inn and Culbertson Hills Golf Course in Edinboro with assets listed at 16 million and debts over 15 million. The case involves a Corry development built by Brink Builders of Cambridge Springs halted due to insolvency, delaying a North Center street mini mall project and a planned Kentucky Fried Chicken take out, Red Barn, Stop n Go, and an apartment building.
A 19 year old Pitt Titusville student Mark A. Huminski of Glenshaw was arrested after three months of investigation by Titusville police Region 7 strike force and state Bureau of Drug Control. He is jailed in Crawford County on 5000 bail after arraignment for sale of drugs and possession with intent to deliver. Authorities say marijuana and hashish were found in his dormitory room and the drugs valued at 700 dollars. Huminski allegedly sold drugs to a state police undercover agent. A hearing is set for Monday January 20.
Sparta Borough Council moves to enforce sidewalk maintenance ordinances citing noncompliant property owners. Solicitor Richard Roeder read existing powers to require construction and upkeep, with borough repairs and liens possible. The meeting also set new fire emergency numbers 663-4341 and 654-7622 and backed resolutions supporting revenue sharing at federal and state levels.
President Ford won a pledge from incoming House Ways and Means chair Rep. Al Ullman to act quickly on a roughly 15 billion dollar tax cut to ease the recession. Ullman said fast action is possible, with bipartisan White House talks and a plan to limit net impact while exploring energy offset options.
Linda Still Running for her family after a New Year’s bedroom fire left her youngest son David with serious burns. Karl and Linda Brooks move between Corry and Cincinnati as David receives skin grafts and care at the Shrine Burns Center. Daryle and Karl’s recovery proceed at home, with the family staying with Linda’s parents while seeking housing.
FDA says over 300,000 color TV sets from Matsushita Panasonic JC Penney Penncrest and Bradford brands may emit five to 25 times the allowed radiation. Matsushita contested exemption while FDA requires a corrective plan by Monday. About 235,000 Panasonic units and 52,000 JC Penney Penncrest sets affected with numerous CT and model numbers listed.
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