09 Jul 1977
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1977
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text refers to a court review and potential penalties in New York and Pennsylvania. It mentions a major outcome and a potential deadline or forceful action, but lacks clear names, dates, or concrete details.
A partial readable fragment references an individual titled Mr and an archival AI project. The text is incomplete but hints at implementing or archiving an AI system while noting potential authorship or attribution. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
A fragmentary report references a violent event during a stop, with unclear subjects and locations. Mentions high tensions, possible agreement, and police in Duquesne Township near a cruiser incident. Details are incomplete and names are not clear.
A fragmentary OCR item references rising racial tension around a service event. The readable text mentions no less racism and implies a need for order before a date, with unclear specifics about place or people involved.
City officials and federal and local conservation staff examined Spring street hill erosion at the Corry, Ltd. site building 48 apartments. Participants included Erie County Conservation District, city administrator Robert Grice, councilman Fred Schwab, and consulting engineer David Johnson.
U S District Judge Gerald J Weber ruled Erie Lackawanna Railroad not negligent in a 1968 Scotts Crossing collision near Columbus that killed four, including Walter C Stutzman’s family. The suit by guardian Frank B Stutzman claimed inadequate signals and a tight stop, but Weber found contributory negligence on the driver and no railroad fault.
State Senator Quentin Orlando says no scrap of a $4 billion highway plan is imminent amid budget troubles. R Budd Dwyer cautions the process may not be a ploy and cites PennDOT's $100 million budget gap. He predicts continued work on Corry Beaverdam road Route 89 to Wattsburg and West Washington Street extension, with bridges and resurfacing proceeding under maintenance. Adding, PennDOT lost $50 million in maintenance funds, urging legislators to raise gasoline taxes.
Corry zoning board ordered a fence that cuts into Robert Church's back lot, threatening a new retail meat outlet near Country Foods. He questions board members' site visits and says snow removal in severe winters requires full back-lot space, leaving the project in doubt this week.
Kev M. Kennedy, 21, formerly of Corry, died in a head on collision on Siesta Key Sarasota County when his motorcycle, without lights, was struck by a southbound pickup driven by Lester Stanhope. Kennedy, born February 6 1956 in Berwin Illinois, lived in Erie and Corry before moving to Jacksonville in 1975. He is survived by his mother and father and other relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced by James St George Funeral Home.
An explosion at Pump Station B on the Alaska oil pipeline killed one worker and left six injured. Engineers will resume flow only after determining the cause, with a possible valve malfunction cited as the source. The $7.7 billion line was shut Friday, the pump house rendered a blackened ruin.
Torrential rains cause floods and landslides south of Seoul killing 159 and leaving tens of thousands homeless. Authorities report 84 missing and 213 injured as 53,500 homes are destroyed or inundated in Moodo and surrounding districts. Evacuees shelter in schools and churches as officials warn casualties may rise.
This piece explains who can lend for home mortgages and how to obtain funds. It weighs down payments versus inflation, suggesting saving may be impractical and listing options like second mortgages or cash withdrawals while noting the risks of added debt and strain on finances.
Cabinet members warned of dire consequences if taxes are not raised to 500 million dollars. They depicted addicts released, crippled children without hospitals, and welfare units gutted under a no tax budget. Officials said thousands could lose treatment, staff layoffs would hit state institutions, and education would face steep cuts.
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