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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1975
Page
1
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An Ohio man, David A. Hart Jr., formerly of Franklin Titusville now living in Cleveland, died in a head on crash on Route 8 two miles south of Union City. Mary Sorenson of Union City was injured and taken to Union City Memorial Hospital. her condition was undetermined.
Ohio authorities identify Hick Newman 22 of Shawnee Village as prime suspect in aggravated burglary. A car chase from Painesville to Spartansburg ended in a crash killing Bernard Riehart 23 and Barbara Wilson 32. Newman is hospitalized in poor condition with multiple fractures and facial injuries. Prosecutors consider warrants. an all points bulletin had been issued earlier.
Unknown thieves burgled two Union City sites last night. At Eric Crawford Dairy Co along Route 97 they took $535 in power tools and wrench sets after breaking a rear window. A photo studio owned by Alen Seidler, 39, suffered $475 in cash from a rear window break in. State police report no suspects yet.
A multi vehicle chain reaction on Route 1 near Union City injured two people and damaged three cars. Leo Copenhagen of New Bethlehem slowed to yield for a turn, followed by IED Rolie and Mason Schrecengost. Schrecengost and Doolittle cars suffered major and minor damages. Copenhagen and his wife Mary were treated and released.
The Associated Press reports Israel bombed Palestinian refugee camps in southern Lebanon by air, land, and sea, killing at least 13 people and destroying huts. The raids followed a Jerusalem bombing that killed 14, with Arab raiders firing back at two Israeli settlements nearby. Lebanese Premier Hashim Karami said authorities pursue Morgan’s release and continued contacts with kidnappers.
In Wattsburg an unoccupied residence owned by David Victorski was broken into. Thieves broke two rear windows and a large window valued at 100 dollars and brutally stoned the German shepherd to death. Corry state police continue the investigation.
Harrisburg reports most of Pennsylvania's 120,000 public employees back at work while the Justice Department weighs court action to compel the remaining 10,000 strikers to return. AFSCME reached a two year wage deal with a 3.5 percent bump now, 2.5 percent in January, and 6 percent next July, with unions remaining at odds over broader terms.
The 3.5 million member General Labor Confederation began a 48 hour general strike in Buenos Aires aimed at pressuring President Isabel Peron and opposing Jose Lopez Rega and the conservative cabinet. Public services halted and many businesses stayed closed as unions planned continued negotiations and possible talks, amid resignations and a looming economic crisis.
In CHATHAM New Jersey an architect, Jean Pierre Boulander, was killed when a stray .30-caliber bullet struck him on a porch roof repair. Police call the event a one-in-a-million accident amid a weekend hand gun search and notes from prosecutors on careless weapon use. Neighbor accounts describe the tragic scene as Boulander’s son had just returned from Vietnam.
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