No Tax Increases Budget Cut Sought in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the House supports a austere 5.1 billion budget proposed by Manderino with no new taxes. The plan would lay off about 8,000 state workers and cut college aid while expanding welfare and medical grants and preserving current services only if taxes are avoided. Senate Democrats see tax relief via federal funds but cuts remain unlikely to cover all needs.
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Harrisburg
House Mandelino
Manderino
House
Senate
Marterino
Philadelphia
Conference Committee
Thomas Nolan
Penn State
Temple
Pitt
Lincoln
Storm Lashes Northwestern Pennsylvania with Flooding and Fires
A major storm drenched Corry and surrounding areas with 1.37 inches of rain in just over an hour. Trees toppled on Route and streets, alarms sounded at local stores, and a Corry Jamestown plant went into smoke detector action. A home on White Street suffered $25,000 in damage from a lightning strike, while Penelec reported minor outages fixed by noon. The Blatt Brothers Cable Co. reported no major interruptions. A tree limb crashed onto a car on North Center Street, injuring no one. Lightning caused injuries to two children near Lancaster, and police lost radio contact amid outages. Small tornadoes touched down in Butler and New Castle as storms swept western Pennsylvania. Fire alarms and evacuations followed, including a cabin fire near Glue Mountain and a motel near Presque Isle State Park. (Continued on Back Page).
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Corry
Nori Hills Golf Courge
Delaware
North Center Street
Edna Williams
White Street
Penelec
Blatt Brothers Cable Co
The
Journal
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Butler
New Castle
National Weather Service
Lancaster
Celeste Thomas
Myron Groff
Holtwood
St. Josephs Hospital
Ehe
Millcreek
Glue Mountain
Federickburg
Presque Isle State Park
Heatwave grips Washington and nation with record temps
Washington swelters as thermometers surge past 100 for first time in eight years. Heat spikes across the nation with readings over 100 in multiple states. Subways offer cool respite as officials report high electrical demand and buckled pavement. ISSN officials monitor cooling centers and air conditioned transit hubs amid widespread strain.
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Washington
Ee Ieee
Subway
Y. Washington
Ala
National Weather Service
Pennsylvania
Corry Youth Daylong Excursion Opens Summer SYR
The Saanis Summer Youth Recreation program offers Corry area youths a free daylong trip on the Gateway Clipper with bus transport to Pittsburgh and a picnic. About 180 Oswego County youths from Corry Edinboro and McKean are eligible ages 12 to 13, with souvenirs or extra spending not covered.
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Saanis
Sea World
Niagara Falls
Pare
Conneaut Lake
Ari Wa
Os Wednoniay
Exie County
Corry
Edinboro
McKean
Pittsburgh
July 7 1877 to 1977 luck day recap and feats
A retrospective list from the New York Times mirrors on 7 7 7 years ago recounting events such as drowned dogs, a London ship collision, a North Adams fire, a wayward horse at Monmouth Park, church seizure at Holy Saviour, a man rescued from a well after six hours, and a failed 520 mile walk. It notes astrology chatter and a claim that markets rose on July 7.
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NEW York
New York Times
New York City
Times
Auguste
London
Otis Hodge
North Adams
N.Y
Idalia
Monmouth Park
N.J
Zoo Zoo
the Times
Episcopal Church of the Holy Saviour
Madison Avenue
25Th Street
Abraham Carter
Philip Donohue
Elizabeth
Daniel O'Leary
Robert Ball
Astrological Metaphysical Research Center
Coral Gables
Fla
Ball
Six Hurt In Two Accidents In Hydetown And Titusville
A 7 year old girl, Michelle Abrams of Titusville, was struck by a station wagon driven by Esther Cochran, 51, of Titusville, with minor arm injury and no treatment. In Hydetown, five people were hospitalized after a Route 406 collision when Christina Shelley Kane, 16, swerved into an oncoming car driven by Lynette Shepard, 18, with both vehicles badly damaged. Police noted a stormy night and bus stop near Titusville related to the second incident.
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Michelle Abrams
Titusville
Itusville Hospital
Hydetown
Crystophe Shelley Kane
R.D. 1
Centerville
Lynette Shepard
Pleasantville
Nation's Crime Rate Drops 9 Percent In First Quarter
Washington AP reports the nation's crime rate fell 9 percent in the first three months of this year from 1976, the largest quarterly drop in 19 years. FBI cites bitter winter and heavy snow as possible causes, with larceny down 11 percent and robberies down 8 percent. Rapes rose 5 percent and aggravated assaults up 1 percent.
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Washington
FBI
Counselling Center Becomes Non-Profit in Erie County
The Counselling Services Center at 133-185 Park Street becomes a non profit under a services contract with Erie County Mental Health Mental Retardation. MH MR and the Regional Department of Public Welfare approved the incorporation on July 1. A nine member board will be appointed and outpatient licensure secured.
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Park Street
Erie County Mental Health
Department of Public Welfare
Center
Warren State Hospital
Five Die In Danbury Prison Fire Deliberate Set Suspected
A three story cellblock fire at the federal Danbury prison killed five inmates and injured about 68. Fire officials and prison staff suspect arson, with inmates claiming a locked dormitory and an electrical fault. Rescue efforts faced gate access delays as inmates cried for help.
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Danbury
Lovell
Anthony Ligatto
Richard Evans
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Evangelical United Methodist Church
F. Eugene Donelson
Yenchak
Breck
Esther Cochran
Darnell Kinnard
Washington, D.C
Maury County
Columbia
Tenn
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