15 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1977
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment mentions the FBI in San Francisco, a monetary reference of 500000 dollars, and 32000 in what looks like an inquiry or case context. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear, but the piece suggests an investigation or bounty tied to a San Francisco matter.
Fragmentary OCR note indicates a funeral event at 1 Sunset Street or Sunset location with possible call and dates unclear. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the item appears to be a notice or obituary fragment with basic funeral logistics.
A four-vehicle crash occurred on South Center Street in front of District Justice Patsy Nichols's office. City police investigated yesterday after a week of severe weather and numerous traffic incidents.
Health advisory notes diagnostic X rays common at Corry Memorial Hospital pose no alarm risk for locals. Earlier reports link therapeutic radiation in mid century to later thyroid tumors. officials urge patients treated before age 15 between 1940 and 1950 to consult doctors if unsure. Separate city crashes reported on West Main and West Columbus with vehicle damage totals.
Supervisor Lawrence Miller announced a reorganization meeting at the township building at 7 30 p m next Thursday with three supervisors present for the first time since Hollis Upperman resigned. Miller John Brundage and new appointee Thomas Messinger will conduct the meeting, a spillover from Upperman’s resignation. The prior session failed to finalize appointments for supervisors secretary and other township employees, and the Thursday session must resolve those remaining issues.
Pennsylvania endured a second winter storm that dumped two to six inches of snow before switching to freezing rain. Two people were killed in storm related accidents and a bus rider suffered a leg injury when a vehicle hit a utility pole. Erie saw freezing rain while western areas faced slushy, hazardous conditions. State police reported sixteen to eighteen inches on the ground in some counties, and the National Weather Service expected cloudy skies with temperatures in the 20s.
Gerry Bicentennial Committee ends the year with 1114 dollars in unspent funds after 2008 in public contributions and small incomes. Treasurer Daglian invites public input on a final use, with bandshell construction at City Park as a leading option and contacts for suggestions.
Erie County Solicitor Donald Grieshaber issued an opinion clarifying nominating petition signatures and filing fees under the Home Rule Charter. County executive and clerk of records candidates must submit 100 signatures and pay 25 dollars. county council filings vary by district, with Corry requiring 100 signatures but a 10 dollar fee. Petitions for city, county and school offices become available February 15.
Corry City Council will meet at 7:30 Monday for a public hearing on the community development block grant and the 1977 hold harmless and discretionary funds. The regular meeting will follow with a light agenda and the first reading of the refuse ordinance. City Administrator Robert Grice will read a letter from the Antique Auto Club and discuss the sewer rate ordinance, a payment to Allen Industries, and the municipal building fire escape.
Claudine Longet is convicted of criminally negligent homicide in the March 1976 shooting death of her ski camp lover Vladimir Sabich. Jurors chose the lesser charge over manslaughter. sentencing set for January 31. Williams stands with her as the pair leave the Aspen courthouse.
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices urges resuming swine influenza vaccination for adults who want it, ending last month’s moratorium after reports linked the vaccine to Guillain Barre syndrome. The CDC notes a definite link exists but says the decision rests with high risk individuals and physicians, with full disclosure of risks.
About 11,000 hotel workers across South Florida will return to nine resorts Monday after a three week strike ended with a new contract. The pact grants higher pay and better benefits with some guaranteed tips, while protecting workers’ jobs. Leaders said the agreement, not fully public, was reached by a large majority of the 5,000 striking union members.
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