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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1976
Page
3
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Reports say Christian forces repelled a northern assault by Lebanese Muslims and Palestinians on the Christian enclave north of Beirut. Hospitals and security forces cite over 260 dead since Monday amid claims of Syrian troop involvement. In Tokyo, funeral rites began for Chu Teh, co founder of the Chinese Red Army, who died at 90 after illness. Mao Zedong had halted foreign visits since June. Chu reportedly chaired the funeral committee.
Sylvia Mickey, 3, works 15 hours a day over a two-pump gas station managed by son Lester. She started with subscriptions in the 1920s, sold chicken stock in the 1930s, ran a farm after her husband died in 195, and bought the station at 74, resisting tires and hoods past patching.
Washington AP report details a police FBI sting at H and H Trucking run as a dummy garage where 140 people were named on warrants for selling stolen goods including checks, credit cards, guns, and cars. The operation used security cameras and involved heroin addicts among customers. Nine other arrests linked to a February warehouse raid are noted. Justice Thurgood Marshall remains hospitalized in Bethesda after a mild heart disturbance.
Rep. Les Aspin reports Marine recruits since 1972 tally 13 deaths from injuries or physiological causes, while the Army records 14. Army trains about 240,000 annually vs Marines at 80,000. Four deaths directly linked to training. nine labeled physiological. Aspin cites pugil stick, rifle range, hand grenade incidents and McClure case. He notes 249 Marines hospitalized for training injuries since 1973.
The Supreme Court holds a prisoner who had a fair chance in state court to prove illegal evidence used in his conviction is not entitled to federal retrial. In a 6 to 3 ruling closing the term, justices rejected claims of police il legality. The decision reinstated convictions for two men who argued illegally obtained evidence contributed to their murder verdicts.
Supreme Court asked to reconsider Pennsylvania abortion law provisions struck down by a Philadelphia federal court. Justices review informed consent, parental or spousal consent, advertising bans, and viability timing with Missouri and Virginia precedents guiding the reconsideration. Pennsylvania argues fixed 24 week viability is inflexible and that minors need protection and privacy rights may yield to spousal rights.
President Ford’s veto of a 3.95 billion public works bill to create or preserve 400 000 jobs faces strong Democratic opposition and key Republican support. Senate GOP Whip Robert Griffin cites Michigan unemployment as backing the override amid bipartisan moves and campaign-issue tensions. Humphrey labels the veto shameless and predicts Congress will overturn it.
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