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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1976

Page

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Extortion Threat Hits Corry Banks Over Bomb Call

A caller demanded 100000 from The National Bank of Corry threatening bombs in two buildings. Police, state police, fire crews and Civil Defense searched both bank sites but found no devices or suspects. The FBI in Erie was alerted but not dispatched. The incident marked Corry’s first extortion case of this kind.

National Bank of Corry FBI Martin Keppel Keppel North Center Street East Main Street Kenneth Nichols Onnel Erie Fire Department Corry

Pat Nixon stroke recovery faces crucial 48 hours

Reports from Long Beach say doctors warn the next two days are vital to Pat Nixon's recovery from a partial paralysis after a stroke. Dr Lungren notes lingering weakness on her left side, slurred speech and limited mobility, while former President Nixon expresses cautious optimism and plans further visit.

Long Beach Calif Pat Nixon John Lungren Nixon Lungren Heo

State News Release Error At CMH About 75000 Grant

CMH officials corrected a Harrisburg news release stating the state would urge federal funds of 75000 for a new intensive care coronary unit. Hospital president Samuel Antrim and treasurer R Elwin Fuller said no action occurred. Funds will come from local donors and depreciation reserves, with work slated to begin in August or September.

Sally Wharton Kathy Breene State Department of Health Harrisburg Corry Memorial Hospital Samuel Antrim R. Elwin Fuller CMI

Murder victim found in Willow Run waters near Kinzua Dam

Warren state police announced the case as murder after the discovery of 36 year old Francis C. Reed of Ridgway in 25 foot deep waters of Willow Run above the Kinzua Dam.

Warren State Francis C. Reed Ridgway Willow Run Kinzua Dam

Area Man Hurt By Bull Near Centerville Farm

A Centerville man escaped serious injury when a bull charged at him in a barnyard on Route 8 RD 2. The 1.5 year old bull had not shown aggression before. The injured man was treated in Union City Hospital. Police investigate a separate line about a missing man Reed whose body was found in a pickup near Willow Run boat livery. details remain unclear as autopsy results come in.

Centerville Walter Process Process Brothers Arms R.D. 2 Stanley Process Bloomfield Ambulance Service Union City Hospital Willow Run Reed Erie Ridgway Alice Kinzua

Cyclist Hurts After Being Forcibly Veered Off Road Near Corry

Elgin man Rachard Deutsch aged 35 suffered injuries when his motorcycle was forced off a rural road four miles west of Corry by a westbound vehicle at 8 30 p m yesterday. Corry state police reported the rider was overturned and taken to Corry Memorial Hospital for treatment before transfer to St Vincent Health Center. Police noted $200 damage to the motorcycle.

Rachard Deutsch Elgin Deutsch Corry Corry Memorial Hospital St. Vincent Health Center Corry Ambulance Service

Shapp backs statewide tax reform to ease local school burdens

Governor Shapp endorses a plan to raise state taxes as part of a broad reform to shift school funding from local property taxes to the state. He argues local taxes are regressive and that a constitutional change may be needed to raise rates with income, noting Philadelphia seeks more funds while a graduated income tax remains uncertain. The earliest enactment could be 1979 with legislative support and voter approval.

Harrisburg Shapp Pennsylvania Philadelphia Democratic House

Fisherman Drowns At Kinzua Dam In Undercurrent Tragedy

The body of Harry Wiley, a New Castle fisherman, was recovered from the Kinzua Reservoir tailwaters by 28 Clarendon Fire Department volunteers at 12:50 a.m. after he was swept under by strong current about 400 yards below the dam. Fire chief Len Palbrnski said two boats and an emergency truck aided the search using power plant light and grappling hooks. He sank where he was caught by undertow near the spillway. Wiley, described as an excellent swimmer, wore cut-off jeans and sneakers when he disappeared.

Clarendon Fire Department Wiley Kinzua Len Palbrnski Clarendon Fire Departtment Falbriski Warren

FTC orders refunds from Service Corp International overcharges

Washington FTC actions target the nation’s largest funeral home chain, Service Corp. International of Houston, for overcharging customers through markups and kickbacks on funeral services and caskets. The consent order requires refunds totaling up to about one million dollars, bans mandatory casket purchases for cremations, and prohibits improper tips to morgues or scene crews. The FTC cites past abuses and outlines rules to reform the funeral industry.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC Service Corp. International of Houston Jersey New York Tennessee Texas PTC Service Corp. International Service Corp

Fashion Stores Pay Millions in Civil Settlement

Three Fifth Avenue fashion houses Bergdorf Goodman Bonwit Teller and Saks Fifth Avenue offered 5.2 million to settle consumer civil lawsuits accusing a conspiracy to overprice women s clothing from 1968 to 1974. A Sept hearing is set for the joint proposal and refunds must be claimed by Sept 15. The fund comprises 2.86 million from Saks 1.24 million from Bergdorf Goodman and 1.1 million from Genesco Inc for Bonwit Teller. The suits allege price fixing across customers in New York City area and nearby counties. The defendants deny guilt but seek settlement to avoid extended litigation.

New York Fifth Avenue Bergdorf Goodman Bonwit Teller Saks Fifth Avenue Henry Werker Werker US District Court Manhattan Saks & Co Barrie Sommerfield Andrew Goodman Leonard Hankin Genesco Inc

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