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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1976
Page
7
Washington AP reports federal prosecutors maneuver targets into jail without trial while a Judiciary subcommittee debates the administration’s plan. A separate subcommittee will examine alleged abuses as immunity is discussed, and grand juries continue to operate in secrecy.
Four 18 year old students Andrew Longenecker Elizabeth Gall Eisenhauer and Harry Schools died in a head on collision on Route 49 in Salem County at 12 55 am. The southbound car collided with a northbound vehicle driven by Jes Goodwin of Upper Penns Neck. Goodwin and his daughter survived with serious injuries. A third car received minor damage and its occupants were unharmed.
Timothy Hicks of SahsBuToor has earned enlistment and will report to the Naval Training Center for Gunner's Mate Class A School. He trains amid Rich Farmland along the Mississippi Alluvial Plain, once swampy land now cultivated.
Erie suit cites inadequate corrective actions after a gas leak near the Liberty Plaza drive in office of Marine National Bank. Two Erie employees Lou Ann Earle and Glenna Jean Strawn burned in the Dec 18 explosion. National Fuel Gas admits a 1910 leak near the site and notes 1968 corrosion protections were insufficient.
Waterford Electric Light Company customers marched at the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to seek relief from steep rate hikes. Led by Gordon Marsh, residents cited a 92 percent residential and 125 percent commercial bill rise over 15 months after a 7 percent base rate increase. Officials explained wholesale power cost increases, regulated federally, are passed to Waterford customers since 1975, with a 47 percent latest wholesale rise pending FPC approval.
Former U N ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan declared he will seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate in New York. He said the race is urged by friends in the party and labor movement, joining five other Democrats already in the contest to challenge Republican incumbent James Buckley.
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