21 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
1
A scrambled OCR fragment references a Justice of the Peace, a seller, a book, and a company ring connected to Erle Vand. It mentions a wrongdo state and an ad, with hints of a bid or file action, but the exact entities and actions are unclear.
Partial text shows a price or rate reference with digits 38 3126 and stray letters. cannot determine full context but indicates a pricing or contact fragment needing clarification.
Washington AP reports lawmakers exiting Congress face pensions tied to final pay and years of service. Senior leaders Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott would see substantial pension differences. retirees after long service could receive around 40000. Calculations remain unofficial as pay scales may change before retirement.
Massachusetts guards welfare workers and other state employees walked out in a statewide strike over illegal actions under state law. Governor Dukakis threatened an injunction if needed as 60,000 of 65,000 workers walked off across offices and bridges. Picket lines formed at state facilities including Concord prison and Boston buildings.
The State Labor Relations Commission announced evacuations and a state of emergency at 6 am through Correction Commissioner Frank A. Hall, allowing Concord Reformatory superintendents to retain guards for a second shift as a union strike disrupts operations. Negotiations on wages and terms were scheduled despite the action.
Senate intelligence committee review links a Brazilian connection suggesting Fidel Castro knew of a CIA plot against his life. Sources say the ongoing plot and Castro’s warning remarks imply possible motive or awareness regarding Kennedy’s assassination, though no conclusive evidence or consensus exists.
United Refining Co plans to switch to more expensive Middle East and North African crude starting July as Canada reduces exports to the U S. Wendall warns this will raise prices and boost dependence on foreign oil for the next decade amid limited new domestic discoveries. He notes a 10-year lag before any new energy form could curb oil reliance.
A 13 year old girl driving a Jeep caused an accident in Union City Cottage injuring her father who was entering the door. Ritter was taken to Union City Memorial Hospital by Bloomfield Ambulance Service and treated for injuries and admitted. The cottage sustained $1,500 damage.
The Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts will run a six day course for district justices of the peace at State College University Park Pa from July 11 to July 16. Corry District Justice Patay Nichols will attend. The program includes intensive training on the rules of evidence through lectures and related instruction to enhance their work.
The Spiegel Grove carried 267 evacuees from Lebanon toward Athens after a chaotic shipboard sea evacuation. Pentagon reports and White House updates tracked Operation Fluid Drive as President Ford and officials oversaw the effort.
The Corry Area Arts Council announces funding for a Shakespeare production titled in the Spring Creek area at Clough farm. Chair Jota Rossbacher says 800 is allotted for production costs. Coproducers Sally Wharton and Kathy Breene will issue a casting call soon.
A health care guide argues many Americans face rising bills from over testing and visits. Authors Fries and Victory suggest judging necessity of tests, with home care tips for fever or stiff neck, noting the AMA had no official review.
William Scranton, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, arrived in Tanzania as the latest stop on a 10 nation African goodwill tour. Reports from the region note ongoing tensions in Lebanon and shifts in Chinese and Australian political discourse as leaders engage in regional diplomacy.
In a 5 3 decision the Supreme Court upheld direct financial grants to church related colleges not violating the separation of church and state. The majority cited reasons to support government aid while critics warned of church-state entanglement amid a divided court.
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