12 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1976
Page
1
An alleged Army Village matter is noted in a terse bulletin. The fragment mentions a claim or topic under review by military authorities, with no clear names, dates, or locations readable. Further readable details are needed to specify parties, place, or outcome.
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The longtime Beaver Falls High School athletic director and social studies teacher, Ross, who led the school to multiple WPIAL titles, died at home after a heart attack. A Geneva College graduate, he served in World War II and later coached football and basketball.
Washington AP reports on July 26 set as tentative trial date in a case alleging illegal oath taking and related conduct. The proceeding involves multiple defendants and a council of legal challenges. Attorney Daniel from Hawaii is noted in connection with the case.
Rep Hays fell into a coma after midnight return from Washington while under observation for suspected drug use. Lab tests confirmed a toxic drug level, though doctors said it may exceed normal levels. his wife Pat appeared at the hospital amid photographer attention as press secretary denied marital rift reports.
Police report a collision on Center Street involving a lumber truck driven by Joseph Duckworth and a car driven by Albert Young. The semi veered left to turn onto East Main Street, striking Young’s vehicle and causing 150 dollars in damage to the car and 40 dollars in damage to a truck at Erie County redevelopment. The incident occurred between June 4 and 11 and is being treated as criminal mischief.
Ambulance crews rushed Bojarski to area hospital after a gasoline explosion during use of fuel to blow up woodlock on his property along Prattisville road. Officials could not provide a specific report on injury extent.
The eagerly awaited wagon train makes a stop in town Monday near noon with a stage show Let George Do It at 12 30 p.m. Entertainment for youngsters follows the play. The schedule notes approximate times due to road and weather. Train departs Columbus on Route 6 at 8 a.m. Tuesday with a watering stop at Brokenstraw Campground around 10 30 or 11 a.m. and arrival at Warren County Fairgrounds Pittsfield by 1 30 or 2 a.m. Encampment rituals continue all afternoon with a free evening program at 7 30 p.m.
Attorneys for the plaintiff and PennDOT reached a settlement of 5000 after a fatal pothole incident on Route 6 in Venango County. The parties cited complexities of government immunity in resolving the case with the late climb in interest noted.
A 21-year-old Corry man and a 19-year-old Stow youth face charges after a crash at a Mayville drive in window. The Stow youth, driving a car in Larry J. Davids custody, was unlicensed and uninsured and will appear in family court.
National Fuel Gas says it has ample supply and plans to lift the moratorium on residential hookups in New York and Pennsylvania. Officials indicated only small commercial customers would be affected as the firm must file with the PUC before lifting the ban. Homebuilding in affected areas has slowed over the past year as builders rely on propane and fuel oil while awaiting approval.
Governor Shapp proclaimed June 12 to June 19 as Gay Pride Week in Harrisburg. The document highlights the Gay Liberation Movement and notes homosexuals have sought public education on equal rights in employment and upon the law.
The Great Coupon War boosts shopper value as stores boost offers to 1.5 to 3 times coupon value in scattered markets. Detroit sees aggressive two week double value promotions. some chains report early signs of increased business while others caution about unknown outcomes amid inflation and rising competition.
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