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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1977
Page
3
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AP reported abuses by private investigators amid a federal privacy act review. Wackenhut officials warned that routine inquiries could invade domestic life, citing examples of how detectors might deduce household habits and trigger sensitive data use. The inquiry seeks tighter federal privacy protections for individuals versus employer needs.
In a cold spell, electric clocks in the Eastern United States ran 28 seconds slow due to overload on power plants. Omaha Public Power District official Ron Mortensen said the issue began Monday Jan 17 as coal piles froze and fuel could not reach plants. Lost time was recovered by Jan 20.
Vatican reiterates that Jesus was a man and priests must reflect a natural resemblance, ruling out ordination of women. The 46 000 word declaration, issued on Pontiff Paul PRIE's orders via the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, argues priesthood is tied to Christ and the Church mystery, not social equality. An accompanying commentary notes possible study of women deacons, while deacons cannot celebrate Mass or hear confessions. Also notes Erie County voter registration progress and a local pet project to digitize voter rolls, with a March completion goal.
Warren County Sheriff’s Office launches a camp owner registration program to speed contact after burglaries. Deputies increase rural patrols, check locks and security, post forms for owners to file, and provide security dos and don’ts to reduce break ins and aid investigations.
Vice President Walter Mondale met Pope Paul VI in the Vatican to discuss President Carter’s pledge to curb nuclear weapons. The pope called the move an immense service to the world and urged peace through reduced armaments. Mondale called the talks reassuring and prepared to push for freedom, justice, compassion, and peace. The audience followed Mondale’s earlier talks with Italian leaders amid concerns over Italy’s economy and NATO considerations.
Sylvania's Warren facility faces a total gas curtailment as of February 1 per Columbia Gas Co. Spokesman Robert Zimmerman says alternate fuels like propane and fuel oil are being used to sustain production. He emphasizes rapid deployment of heat and steam measures and long shifts to protect jobs and output.
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