Corry Class of 1977 graduates plan for college across states
Corry high school Class of 1977 graduates plan for higher education in at least 14 states with many pursuing business administration and health related fields. The guidance study shows 106 seek advanced education, 13 enlist in the armed services, 8 enter farm work, 11 men enter skilled trades, and 40 take clerical labor or sales roles.
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Rick Martin
Corry
Martha Pfusch
Guidance Department
Spoiled wedding photos key lead in Scout slayings probe
Locust Grove Oklahoma police say a substantial lead has emerged from wedding photographs found near Camp Scott, where three Girl Scouts aged 8 to 10 were killed during a June camping trip. Crime bureau Director Jeff Laird says the three women pictured are innocent and unidentified by the slayings, while volunteers assist in the search with restrictions for women.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Wierdo
State Crime Bureau
Crime Bureau
Jeff Laird
Camp Scott
Here
Cadets Return to West Point After Cheating Scandal
A portion of the first group of cadets who left the U S Military Academy amid a high profile cheating scandal returned to West Point yesterday to process and retake the oath. They were among 60 cadets slated to report under a leniency plan announced last summer. an additional 38 cadets were expected next week.
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U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Gas Shortage Seen Again Next Winter Even Worse
The Federal Power Commission warns that next winter’s natural gas shortage could be as bad or worse than last winter. Gas availability hinges on weather, emergency gas sales, and consumers switching fuels, with storage levels shaping supply at the season’s start. The American Gas Association notes storage should be normal or larger by October, yet past shortages show 5.715 trillion of 7.24 needed deliveries, leaving 21 percent unmet.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
FPC
American Gas Association
Shapp Threat Sparks Tightened Security in Wilkes-Barre
Governor Milton Shapp faced a life threat while in Wilkes-Barre for Tropical Storm Agnes anniversary events. Police surrounded him as aides reported an anonymous call promising he would not leave the area alive, though Shapp played down the danger. He left after dedicating a pedestrian canopy and touring flood-damaged downtown with about 50 officers nearby.
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Wilkes-Barre
Milton Shapp
Wilkes- Barre
Shapp
Agnes
Harrisburg
Shap
Cooper Industries Strike Talks Set by Federal Mediator
Robert Rafferty of Cooper Industries announced a federal mediation meeting led by Patrick Mingarelle for Monday morning to break the local deadlock in the ongoing strike. The session will include separate talks with labor and management, with no side yet showing willingness to yield and wages cited as the major issue.
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Robert Rafferty
Cooper Industries
Patrick Mingarelle
Rafferty
Car Makers Move to Remove Tris from Car Upholstery
Detroit AP reports automakers GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors will phase out Tris a fire retardant in upholstery fabrics by next year. They say workers face no health risk and that Tris is used only on cloth covers not vinyl with strips under seats and on some cloth headliners.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
United Auto Workers
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Divission
Fisher Body Division
Fire Survivor 'Fair' After Fatal Blaze
State police fire marshals continue probing a fatal fire that killed Harry Brown, 69, and injured his wife Geraldine, 67, both of Spartansburg. Investigators note a faulty bedroom wire may have sparked the blaze as Geraldine escaped to the door. Harry perished in the bedroom. Meantime copper wire theft from a Pennsylvania Game Commission shed at Centerville is under inquiry. 800 feet valued at 240 dollars, entry possibly by a key, with autopsy pending.
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Harry Brown
Geraldine
Main Street
Spartansburg
Thomas May
Lawrence Park
Corry Based
Pennsylvania Game Commission
R.C. 2
Centerville
Game Commission
Meadville
Crawford County
Robert Challener
May
Brown
Corry Memorial Hospital
Sparta Ambulance Service
Girl 14 Hurt In Car Bike Collision Here
A 14 year old Corry girl lay in fair condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after a car bike crash at 5 p m yesterday She suffers injuries to the left leg and hips The girl Catherine Gerzina daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Gerzina of 150 York Street entering West Washington Street from Worth Street failed to yield to a car driven by Sharon E Shepard of Union City The Shepard vehicle west on West Washington nearly stopped but struck the girl The Corry Ambulance Service transported the girl to the hospital for treatment.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Catherine Gerzina
Frank Gerzina
York Street
Gerzina
Worth Street
West Washington Street
Sharon E. Shepard
Bridge Street
Union City
West Washington
Amendments stall as Harrisburg budget talks drag on
House members spent 12 hours sorting through more than 45 amendments to school financing and the state budget. No tax plan is advanced. leaders demand all amendments settled before any tax questions are debated. The Senate must agree with House proposals within eight days to avoid a lapse in spending authority.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
James Manderino
Philadelphia
Tom
Adam Bittenger
D-Cambria
Joseph Hoeffel
Montgomery
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Stan Benjamin
Associated Press
Morris View Nursing Home
Morris Plains
N.J
Karen Ann Quinlan
Bulletin
Car Makers
Nix Tris
Harry A, Brown
Ruth E. Downey
Val P. Flaherty
Fair
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