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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1977

Page

3

Union City Sparta Fairs Receive $44,000 in State Aid

Erie County Fair Association and Spartansburg Community Fair Association were awarded state funds in Union City to support projects. The Erie County fair gets 19,305 for grandstand reconstruction, while Sparta receives 25,000 to build three new buildings on relocated grounds on Jefferson Street, covering livestock buildings and a home show building, plus site electrical, water well, and access road costs. The Erie County fair is 93 years old, and Sparta is seven.

Union City Erie County Fair Association Wattsburg Spartansburg Community Fair Association R. Budd Dwyer Bob Harwood Harry Burrows William Scouten Sparta Association Jefferson Street Scouten State Department of Agriculture Erie County Sparta

Moluccans Free Man For Hospitalization

South Moluccan gunmen holding 53 hostages on a Dutch train released a 46 year old man for immediate hospitalization. Theo van Hattem, the third hostage freed, was taken to Groningen hospital after the ambulance arrived. Officials said his illness or injuries were not yet known. The crisis continues as mediators seek progress while public pressure grows.

Assen Netherlands Holland Theo van Hatter Justice Ministry Toos Faber Hattem Groningen Joop den Uy

Gay Rights Defeat Triggers Somber Celebrations Nationwide

The Associated Press reports a mixed mood after Dade County Florida voted to repeal a homosexual rights law. In Miami the result was mournful. San Francisco held a candlelight march with black armbands. New York hosted marches through Greenwich Village as activists vow to continue the fight for civil rights and equal treatment.

Associated Press Miami San Francisco New York Dade County Fla Leonard Mallovich Air Force Sarah Compton Fontainebleau Hotel Miami Beach Anita Bryant Mike Thompson Save Our Children Miss Bryant Save Our Children, Inc Castro Street David Goodstein The Advocate Florida Greenwich Village Morty Manford National Gay Task Force

Streaker Sleeper Held On Charges

A naked man found under a bench at the main Erie post office Griswold Plaza at 2:30 am was identified as Thomas H. Wood 32 of Brooklyn New York. Police say he was arrested for trespass and officers do not know his purpose or how he entered the building. Wood stripped again in jail.

ERIE USS Griswold Plaza Thomas H. Wood Brooklyn N.Y al Natalie Natalie Wood

Helpless adults fed food unfit for dogs claim

Washington AP reports health officials testifying before a House aging committee on unregulated adult care homes. Rep Claude Pepper notes half a million adults, mostly elderly, live in facilities for dependents needing shelter but not institutions. Witnesses describe horrendous conditions, food unfit for dogs, abuse, and exploitation tied to SSI funding and lax licensing.

Washington House Committee Claude Pepper D-Fla House Select Committee On Aging Pepper Harold Gordon Maryland Charles J. Hynes New York State Social Security

Warren Parents Call for Repeal of 10-Mill Tax Increase

Warren County Taxpayer Association votes to urge the Warren Board of Education to rescind a 10-mill property tax increase tied to the 1977-78 budget. They plan certified letters to directors with a three day response window and threaten legal action to remove those who refuse to rebind the tax hike.

Warren Warren County ‘Taxpayer Association Warren Board of Education Board of Education Association Lloyd Fink Warren Common Pleas Robert L. Wolfe Fink Wolfe

Winter Weather Cuts Railroads Earnings Sharply

The Association of American Railroads reports a 292 million deficit in first quarter earnings due to severe winter weather, with Northeast and Midwest lines hit hardest. Earnings fell from 24.4 million in the same period last year as railroads in the South and other regions also felt the impact.

Washington Association of American Railroads Northeast Midwest South Association Ottawa Roy Duncan Fink

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