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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
1
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A pastor facing heavy debts and internal church disputes offered to resign at Faith Church on West Washington Street, amid bills to local creditors, a shrinking congregation, and a split among trustees led by Rev. Joseph Kanslemar. Bondholders and offerings declined, while one faction pressed to oust leadership, prompting a power struggle and a back page continuation.
In the 1970 presidential sweepstakes Jim Carter seeks the Democratic nomination while Ford and Reagan press the Republican race in Wester Rhode Island South Dakota and Montana with California Ohio and New Jersey looming big next week. Udall Church and Brown push to blunt Carter as Rhode Island weighs 28 Democratic delegates and South Dakota eyes a potential breakthrough for Udall amid endorsements from Senators McGovern and Abourek.
Washington investigation pins down lines between impropriety and illegality in allocations through relationships with House staff. It centers on Wayne Hays and others, with calls for resignations and scrutiny of a mistress hired by Hays ally Mendel Davis.
Police were called to Corry Ares High School at midnight after a janitor reported youth vandalism. Officers Fred Corbett and Charles Rhodes responded, pursued a jumper, who tore a shirt during the arrest attempt. Dorothy J. McCafferty, 18, of Columbus faces charges of criminal intent and resisting arrest.
Police reported a relatively calm Memorial Day with several minor incidents. The most serious was a one car crash on Mead Avenue where a vehicle left the roadway and struck a utility pole. The driver was hospitalized at Corry Memorial Hospital by Corry Ambulance.
In Ashtabula Ohio three rangers at Pymnataing Site Park were unharmed after a temporary captive episode by a group of about 20 young people. Deputies and state police responded. no weapon use or injuries reported. one man arrested but unnamed. Police tied the incident to holiday weekend disturbances, with routine patrols following.
Martha Mitchell died of a rare bone cancer in a New York hospital leaving her estranged husband former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and a $36,000 alimony dispute. She will be buried Thursday in Pine Bluff Arkansas, where she spent her youth as a Southern belle. Friends recall her lively youth and her role in Washington's turbulent years. Her son and daughter are expected to attend the funeral.
London Foanbella Bureh, twice married to J Paul I Gaya, seeks marriage to Getty the world's richest man who says he is too old to wed again. In Lebanon Syrian troops with tanks cross to lift sieged Christian towns. Brezhnev to visit Bonn after West German election. Vancouver notes the world population will double in 30 years, worsening poverty and pollution. United Nations Secretary General Karan 78
Nations aging trend shows elder population near doubling in the next century per government data. Senate Banking Committee finds three of four federal mortgage regulator agencies not enforcing antidiscrimination rules. Some agencies cut public questionnaires under White House orders while others increase forms. Bill 81 to overhaul federal criminal law dies this session due to liberal conservative deadlock, says sponsors McClellan DeArk and Hruska.
About 2,500 ironworkers in 11 counties walked off job sites after their three year contract expired at midnight in western Pennsylvania. The action by Iron Workers Local 3 threatens to halt many construction projects across the region. Four youths drowned when a boat capsized at a Memorial Day picnic near Mooresburg, Montour County, including three teenage brothers.
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