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An incomplete clipping notes a gating incident near a road with a vehicle involved and mentions a location in a town unspecified. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to identify a full report.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1972
Page
1
An incomplete clipping notes a gating incident near a road with a vehicle involved and mentions a location in a town unspecified. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes to identify a full report.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a county grand jury and legal context with unclear details, suggesting a partial notice or court-related item from a newspaper page. The readable phrases imply proceedings or a legal action but lack concrete names, dates, or locations.
Reading shows incomplete text about a Swiss subject with odd phrasing and missing names. The readable parts hint at a rank or status issue, but the fragmentary OCR prevents a precise summary or identification of individuals, places, or events.
A weekend of snowmobile accidents left three injured in Corry with one critical, and five fatalities across western New York. Howard Munsee, 60, remains in critical condition after a collision at West Main street and Spencer road. Two Jamestown residents, Gregory Rowley and Betty Rowley, were admitted after a brake failure caused a crash near Route 89. Fatalities include a Schenectady couple decapitated, Richard Alderman, George Mercer, and Paul Ramos, while a Sinclairville teen was injured in a separate collision. Police investigate a Columbus hit and run involving a blue snowmobile. Continued on Ruck Page.
Gov. Shapp readies his second State of the Commonwealth speech before a joint legislature. coverage notes changes from 1971, inclusion of income tax history, and TV radio broadcasts. The House and Senate discuss workmen’s compensation reforms, civil service status for referees, patronage concerns, and potential rule changes. Debates over water fluoridation and drug abuse reform move through committees as Democrats weigh votes and procedural shifts.
Philadelphia officials at Germantown Hospital plan discharge for Lavinia Hunter, 109, who will turn 110 in two weeks after a 90 minute operation to insert a ball socket hip prosthesis. Surgeon Dr. Donald J. Sherman called her “the most remarkable patient I have ever seen.”
Government meteorologists say unusual jet stream behavior is the main cause of this winter's erratic weather. The current pattern, unseen in 20 years, brings warm spells in the eastern third and unusually cold snaps in the western third with rapid midwest temperature swings. A vertical cold warm line along the Mississippi marks the shift, and rapid 71 degré drops in Indianapolis and 33 degree plunges near Duluth illustrate recent extremes.
National Weather Service scientists explain a displaced jet stream causing warm spells in the east and south while the west stays cool. Frigid Canadian air has intensified near Alaska and Canada, producing sudden temperature drops as the jet steers a 100 mile air current high above the continent.
New York AP report states Clifford Irving’s grand jury appearance was postponed with no new date set. The probe centers on the $650,000 payment from McGraw-Hill for the Hughes manuscript and the authenticity of the autobiography.
Ireland's cabinet in Dublin orders home its ambassador to Britain after 13 civilians die in Londonderry in a clash with British troops. IRA explosions in Belfast injure ten, with widespread shop closures and a Mourning period called by IRA leaders.
Henry a terrier Chihuahua mix fled East Columbus after a saw raged through a car door during a crash. Bradford volunteers chased the dog as Corry Ambulance and hose company worked to free the trapped driver. The dog wandered to Eastman Trailer Court before being found by Mrs Donald Jones and returned to the Pignanelli family in Erie.
The Associated Press reports fair skies across the nation except the Southeast where a cold front caused scattered rain. Cold air grips the west and east with light snow flurries in northern states. Temperatures ranged from 11 below zero in Michigan to 76 in Florida Key West. The Weather Service cites the jet stream as the cause of unusual winter patterns.
City engineer David Johnson says an open winter has yielded limited savings for the snowplow budget. Overtime drives costs higher with heavy snows, while many icy days increased salting costs. The season allowed minor, low priority work like sign repairs and culvert installs, offsetting some winter duties. Downtown snow removal costs about 1000 per event, but only occurred once this winter.
A Somerset County man testing the thickness of ice on his farm pond fell through and drowned. The victim was Jack L. Barron, 40, of Somerset R. D. 6, identified by the coroner’s office.
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