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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1976
Page
7
Calendar entry lists girls and boys swim team practices with times and locations. Building closure noted until a specified hour. Family swim hours and availability appear among the items with some unreadable text.
Pittsburgh investigators say vandals may have wetted a fire that devastated an eight year old church as a nearby cemetery suffered major vandalism with 31 gravestones toppled in Carrick. Damage in the church fire is estimated well over 100000 dollars with a 7 year old pipe organ among losses.
At a hearing at the Edgewood Terrace Senior Citizens Center in northeast Washington elderly residents described mugging and theft on busy streets. They cited psychological trauma and fear of attackers, noting weak security, untrained guards, and staff under pressure. Several testified about friends and neighbors being victimized and the impact on daily life.
Weather reports show floodwaters from a collapsed dam at the Teton rising to seven feet over flood stage in Shelley Idaho, two feet above June 1918 record. Overnight rainfall drenched Great Falls and Havre Montana while storms spawned three tornadoes along the western Gulf coast and showers stretched across the Rockies and western Plains. Temperatures ranged from 85 in Needles California to 40 in Page, Arizona. Plymouth, Mars, was named not by explorers but by earlier maritime names, tracing to Captain John Smith and Samuel de Champlain.
AP interviews with GOP delegates show John B. Connally the preferred running mate for about a quarter of those expressing a vice presidential choice. Reagan backers provide most of Connallys support while Ford delegates favor Rockefeller and Baker, with no clear third candidate likely to emerge in a Ford Reagan deadlock.
AP reports Dr. Roger Payne notes the right whale population has fallen from tens of thousands to under 1,500. The species earned its name from 19th century whalers who called it the right whale to catch due to its slow swimming, rich byleene or whalebone stores, and tendency to float when dead.
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