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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1972
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment records bits of names and places with unclear context. It mentions a potential entity chain and stray references to a dark topic, but the core event and details are unreadable.
Norma Rogers fifty of Corry was killed in a one car accident on Route 957 east of Columbus. Her car left the road struck a guardrail and gully, was totaled, and she was thrown from the vehicle. She had worked as a photographer at Berthold Studios in Jamestown for about 19 years. Survivors include husband Herbert a daughter Faith Morrison a son Vincent Gates two stepchildren two brothers and three grandchildren. Friends may call at James St George Funeral Home tonight and services will be held tomorrow at First Baptist Church Corry with burial at Sunset Hill cemetery.
The Corry Area School District Board of Education adopted a new concept to focus efforts on previously neglected areas. It began with a study by Intermediate Unit 5 staff, then conducted its own review and reassignments for several administrators aimed at updating the district ten year plan and directing future work.
Tropical storm Agnes disrupts funding, leaving Corry Area School District with $58,354 month-end balance and potential $100,000 borrowings due to delayed state subsidies. Board approves plan, reassigns administrators, moves treasurer role to outsider Robert Wharton, retains Ray Elsen as superintendent with expanded duties, and promises future efficiency through new office structure and adjusted staff responsibilities.
The Corry post office received new locks after a mail truck theft in Erie on Sunday. Erie postal officials said a contractor Star Route carrier stole the vehicle, which carried keys to several area post offices. Corry Postmaster John Wascak asked police to monitor the local post office until locks were updated.
Sen Hubert H Humphrey withdrew from the Democratic presidential race after McGovern scored a major win reclaiming 151 contested California delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach. The convention also ousted Chicago Mayor Richard J Daley and 58 delegates while seating or denying several other delegations in a marathon credentials session.
Corry Aves School District Board discusses summer school funding and purpose as Superintendent Ray Elsen explains federal guidelines under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. He notes transport rules require bused students to the summer program, which serves both disadvantaged students and those needing credit in social studies and health.
Congressman Joseph Vigorito announces $262,000 more in HUD relocation payments for the Fourth Ward renewal project. The grant raises total project funding to $952,?655 and expands reimbursements for properties acquired and owner relocations as demolition proceeds. Route 277 relocation by the State Department of Transportation is planned to move in.
Spokane AP says scientists aboard a converted Air Force cargo jet from Los Alamos watched the sun go total during an Arctic eclipse. Dr. Arthur Cox led the 15 ton gear flight at 39,000 feet, recording a 116 second corona view and three minutes of totality. The crew, racing 1,000 mph, aimed to learn how the sun interacts with Earth and impacts human activity. The event occurred over the Arctic Circle near Hudson Bay. amid some minor instrument issues, results were largely positive.
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