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Bicentennial One Much More Normal Across America
On July 4 1977 Americans celebrated a calmer Fourth of July with lighthearted spirit and widespread events from parades to concerts. World Champion Polo Climbing Contest and soft ball in Lexington Tennessee showcased normalcy while Huey Newton’s Oakland rally drew attention. The air was clear of major dissent as jets roared past Liberty and crowds enjoyed fireworks from New York to Muscle Shoals.
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Associated Press
Billy Carter
Lexington
Tenn
Vietnam
Air Force
New York Harbor
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Hudson River
New York
Charles River
Boston
Mall
Washington
D.C
Muscle Shoals
John Collum
Federal Halls
Wall Street
Larry Pesco
West Potomac Park
Oakland
Calif
Huey Newton
Cooper Energy Services Corr y Plant Returns After Strike
The Corry plant ends a two week strike with a 161 69 vote approving a three year pact. Immediate 50 cent hourly raise and two three percent raises over years two and three, plus quarterly cost of living adjustments. Retirement credits rise to nine dollars per year of service and major medical coverage expands to one hundred thousand. Night shift differential increases to twenty five cents. Group insurance premiums are absorbed. About 300 workers return to full production today.
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Corry
Cooper Energy Services
Cooper
Corry Micronics Lab Showcases Tiny Products
Jan Fenton, lab supervisor at Corry Micronics in Columbus, displays a minuscule product. The Journal features a full page on activities at Corry Micronics, including production details and workplace notes.
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Jan Fenton
Corry Micronics
Columbus
Two Die After Bus Hijacking Ends at JFK Airport
A 26 year old seaman Luis Robinson hijacked a Vermont bound bus at Port Authority New York. Two passengers died and several were injured as he forced the bus toward Kennedy Airport. He surrendered after nine hours and sought six million dollars and a Cuba flight. He claimed debt and said he was inspired by a dream. Police say the hostage situation began after the driver was shot and the hijacker demanded escape by plane.
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New York
Investigtion
Associated Press
Luis Robinson
Detroit
Bath
Maine
Hartford
Conn
Robinson
New York Post
New Jersey
Doris
Ernesto
Port Authority
Midtown Manhattan
Kennedy Airport
Bruce Deboer
East Hartford
Deboer
Norman Bozick
Vermont Transit Co
Bozick
Nettie Blassberg
Greenfield
Mass
Sunjay Toteau
Hong Kong
Jimmy Lo
Kennedy
Arraignment Set In Trash Bag Murders
Riverside police push murder charges against Patrick Kearney and David Hill in the death of two men found in Riverside County. The pair led investigators to two Imperial County locations where bodies were found, part of a broader probe into eight to ten killings across four counties.
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Riverside
Calif
Imperial County
Imperial County Sheriff's Deputies
Patrick Kearney
Lou Hettynger
Imperial County Department
Kearney
David Hill
Redondo Beach
Riverside County
California
Sign vandalized at Dowell Inc plant
A Dowell Inc plant foreman reported a past incident of criminal mischief on West Main street extension. The illuminated gate sign was damaged, police believe by a shotgun, with a loss estimated at 2500 dollars. Donald Goodman of Corry reported the incident. police are investigating.
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Dowell Inc
West Main Street
Donald Goodman
R.D. 3
Corry
State Police Busy Over 4th Holiday
Corry state police handled a holiday weekend filled with minor wrecks and incidents across the area. No injuries were reported though several crashes caused moderate to severe damage. Burglary, theft, and harassment cases were investigated, with suspects to be charged in a fire extinguisher theft at Cross Creek Resort and two other incidents under police review.
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Corry
Robert Dayton
B.D. 4
Cochranton
Titusville
Dayton
David L. Hart
Hart
Agway Co-op
Spartansburg
Cross Creek
R.D. 3
Fate of West Main vacated laundromat lot in city hands
City administrator Robert Grice says the razed West Main street site is now city owned after urban renewal. No decision yet on use as municipal parking or private development, as council weighs options or a different plan that could surface for approval.
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West Main Street
Robert Grice
Grice
Sound Off Tonight invites pet peeves and public fixes
Readers are urged to phone The Journal at 685 8291 to vent opinions on issues and problems they want addressed. Call between 5 and 9 p.m. to share grievances and desired solutions with the responsible body.
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Journal
Criticism of the "average" family profile in policy talk
Ms Norwood argues that policy makers stereotype families as a husband with two children, a model matched by only 6 percent of American families. She notes many wives work, rising single-parent and cohabiting households, and calls for revised government family data and a clearer headship definition in surveys.
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Ms. Norwood
Labor Review
Census Bureau
BLS
Norwood
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