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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1975
Page
1
Corry D Shady, formerly associated with the case, is listed in this fragment as a person of interest. Context remains unclear due to damaged text. Further details are unavailable.
A brief court record from Washington state outlines a childcare matter involving a minor, with proceedings centered on welfare and guardianship. Details are limited but indicate judicial review and potential protective measures.
ISLAMABAD AP reports death toll at 55 from rains and floods in Pakistan. Ravi and Chenab rivers overflow, impacting over 2,600 villages. more than 500,000 people evacuated and about 250,000 houses damaged.
House Democrats plan a major effort to override President Ford's veto of an 87.9 billion Education Appropriation Act. Rep. Flood says this veto has the best chance of being overridden amid a history of failed attempts. The Democratic Congress seeks to curb inflationary measures.
Doctors say Apollo astronauts Stafford Brand and Slayton will stay in hospital three more days with potential full recovery within a week from a possibly poisonous gas exposure during descent. X rays show improving lung areas. no serious symptoms or permanent damage expected, though delayed effects are monitored.
Corry police likely to secure a 12515 grant from the Northwest Region of the Governor's Justice Commission to replace radios across the station patrol cars and mobile units. Funds from the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act would fund a new base and upgraded car and mobile units. Mayor Mary Ann Kibler, a commission member, will attend the Erie meeting where approval is expected.
Ankara says its armed forces take control of all American bases on Turkish soil in reprisal for the U S House decision to continue an arms embargo. Incirlik Air Base retains a special status with 12 F4 fighters allowed to operate within NATO. Washington studies the move as diplomacy pursues moderation and clarifies implications.
Six Corry area men convicted in Miami of conspiring to import 1.2 million dollars worth of marijuana will appeal in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. Attorney Richard Marx argues illegal high seas arrest and lack of evidence that the marijuana aboard the Rayona was bound for the United States. The defendants, Carl Hillstrom and five others, are out on 10 000 bond each. If upheld, they could face up to five years in prison and fines up to 15 000.
A DC3 carrying 21 passengers crash landed on a small lake 385 miles northeast of Quebec City. Pilot Jean-Claude Lemaire copilot Jean Marc Gagnon and stewardess Lena Villeuve, all with St. Felicien Air Service, ferried construction workers to a James Bay Dam site. The plane ran short of fuel and belly landed. everyone waded to safety.
Ball Corp. has launched an internal inquiry into missing canning jar lids amid reports of a growing home canning equipment black market. Ball cites under one million lids missing, while the Muncie Star claims up to 30 million may be involved. Federal Trade Commission probes and congressional charges on market manipulation accompany reports of hoarding as shortages ripple through home canning supplies.
A collie named Bootsie, belonging to Herbert Kimmy near Crawford County, helped round up about 50 escaped cows after a fence failure from a wind storm. Bootsie gave birth to nine puppies while her owners were away, returning to find the new pups.
Lynnwood Washington AP The Rev Darrell Morgan faces possible death as his VA denial blocks a bone marrow transplant that could save his life The cancer has progressed and requires costly experimental treatment not covered by VA funds Hospital availability and official approval remain obstacles, despite strong support from his congregation and family.
The Pentagon withholds orders to 7,000 U.S. personnel in Turkey as Ankara declares defense treaties invalid and orders U.S. activities at bases to cease. Some NATO bases may keep limited U.S. presence, including Incirlik’s F-4 squadron within NATO. Ford urges House to lift the arms embargo, warning of harm to critical U.S. security interests.
President Ford defended his trip to Europe to join 34 nations in signing a statement of Principles. He skipped a Baltic States reference, saying the Helsinki agreements reflect our nonrecognition policy and do not alter our moral and legal standards.
Journal backgrounder analyzes how transfer payments grow yearly, taking a larger share of income. Economists cite rising government transfers as a key economic factor, with concerns about long term effects on work incentives and public finances.
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