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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
5
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Gen. Yakubu Gowon the Nigerian military ruler was overthrown in a bloodless coup while in Kampala for a regional summit. Lagos radio reportedly said he ceased to exercise power. Nigeria is a major oil supplier to the United States.
In Washington the Ford administration delays seeking congressional approval to sell 1d Hawk missiles to Jordan. Lawmakers argue the quantity would upset Middle East balance and veto window looms, offering Congress relief before its August recess. In Los Angeles singer Dionne Warwick files a 5.5 million suit against Burt Bacharach and Hal David for breach of contract over album commitments.
Youngsters already use the installed playground equipment including a sliding board swings teeter totter and more. The project will add a softball field basketball court picnic tables and a minibike trail as expansion continues. A separate Milan Italy AP dispatch reports a large fresco of the Virgin Mary and Child likely from the Leonardo da Vinci school found beneath a 17th century St Barbara portrait at St Mark's church.
Police report three Dallas teenagers Ken Ribelin Mitchell Rude and Terry Lynne Long died from asphyxiation in a North Dallas car after nitrous oxide as laughing gas was found with the valve open a five foot cylinder on the floor. Medical examiner lists their deaths as unclassified awaiting determination while narcotics officers say nitrous oxide use is rising and tied to increasing gas thefts from hospitals.
AP reports Mike Brestensky, 20, a dye grinders’ helper at Allegheny-Ludlum Steel, won 1000 weekly for life in Pennsylvania’s instant lottery. He plans to quit work, buy a Rolls Royce, pay a house down payment, and celebrate with his wife Sharon. Eight semifinalists also won prizes, including 50000 second prize winner Anthony Antinova. The event was highlighted by Robin Roberts.
Gerald Harger a 47 year old Titusville area man was killed in a Sugarcreek Borough oil lease accident. He died at the scene after a log skidder tractor pulling an oil tank rolled backward pinning him between the tank and tractor. His brother Thomas Harger and Michael Haas both of Titusville worked nearby. The deputy coroner cited crushing chest injuries and internal bleeding as the cause.
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