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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1977
Page
3
A damaged, unclear excerpt mentions a seven pound ally and last love shave, two nights in New Lexington, an ear old child, and respect for a station. The legible bits describe wandering, family ties, and unspecified plans with unclear names or dates.
A partial OCR reads like a fragmented note on parliamentary sessions and civil discourse. Key names and dates are missing, but the fragment hints at ongoing talk of reform and public concerns surrounding governance and accountability.
The National Park Service promotes Golden Age and Golden Eagle Passports to reduce fees at about 70 parks and facilities. Golden Age Passports, for ages 62 plus, waive admissions and cut use fees by half for life, while the Golden Eagle Passport, costing $10, covers all admissions for the calendar year but not use fees.
The Public Utility Commission delays ruling on a 3.4 million dollar increase for Western Pennsylvania Water Co after already approving 2 million. The extra charge would raise about 12 dollars yearly for 124000 Allegheny County homes while an investigation continues. Also note a separate item from Basseterre, St. Kitts reports the Circus Chock atop the Berkeley Memorial Monument is functioning again after a slowdown.
The Warren County Fair opens August 7 with a 2 p.m. cross country race on a two to three mile course awarding trophies to top finishers and masters best. entries due July 30 to coach Hiram Daley. A wrestling tournament runs August 6 to 9 with weigh-ins 8 to 9 a.m. daily and weights 88 to unlimited. The fair introduces a new People Pull with three weight classes, weigh-ins August 8 at 7 p.m. and event at 8 p.m. in the Show Ring, Route 6, nine miles west of Warren.
Washington reports a June drop in the Commerce Department leading indicators index by six tenths of a percent due to weaker factory demand for raw materials. Blumenthal cautions against month to month conclusions while predicting roughly five percent growth in the second half.
Amy Carter and a small entourage visited Carowinds in Charlotte slipping in a rear entrance. They danced with a staffer dressed as Yogi Bear and rode Thunder Road and other attractions under tight security.
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