Beaver BUST as Corry falls to Kennedy Christian in district action
Corry Area High School’s bid for a second straight winning season ended in District X Class AA when Beaver lost 72 to 70 to Kennedy Christian in New Wilmington. Jim Muckinhaupt scored 54 and Bryan Rogan 30 as both teams battled for rebounds and momentum. See sport page for more photos and details.
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Corry Area
New Wilmington
Beaver
Kennedy Christian Club
Herg
Corry
Jim Muckinhaupt
Golden Eagles
Bryan Rogan
Yenchak
Earthquake Devastates Bucharest With Widespread Damage
A powerful 7.5 magnitude quake struck southeastern Europe, heavily hitting Bucharest and causing extensive damage across Romania and into Bulgaria. Initial tallies suggest at least 1,000 dead in Bucharest and dozens more injured abroad. cities report collapsed buildings, fires, and thousands stranded. ambulances and emergency drives rush as hospitals fill and officials urge calm.
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Bucharest
Romania
Europe
Bulgaria
Bucharest Radio
Miner Trapped Four Days Near Rescue Amid Flooded Coal Mine
Ronald Adley, 97, trapped a mile inside a 400 foot mountain pocket, awaits escape as water surged through the Kocher Coal Co mine. Rescuers inch toward him at five inches per hour while seven missing comrades are believed alive above. Two miners dead, funerals held in rain as crews bore an eight inch surface shaft to the chamber and plan to lower camera gear.
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Tower City
Ronald Adley
Adley
John Shutack
Federal Mining Einforcement and Safety Administration
MESA
Kocher Coal Co
Gary Klinger
Philip Sabatino
Tanker Rolls on Route 27. driver unhurt
A gas tanker struck a bad spot on Route 27 north of Garland at 4:45 p.m. and rolled off the road and over an embankment. The rig suffered about 60 000 dollars in damage and was a total loss, but driver Roger Tuttle of Warren was unhurt. Garland and Grand Valley firemen pumped gas and battled a separate electrical pole fire reported late that night.
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Route 27
Garland
Warren
the Journal
Grand Valley
Roger Tuttle
City Council Reading Light Agenda For Monday
The council meets at 8 p.m. to vote on the first reading of a new sewer rate structure. Also under discussion are audits of police, firemen and municipal employees pensions presented by Finance Director Benjamin Calderone. City Administrator Robert Grice will comment on Conrail, blanket bond coverage and the flood plain meeting.
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Regar
Benjamin Calderone
Robert Grice
Conrail
Acquitted In Prison Killing Case In Salinas California
Inez Garcia, acquitted after 15 months in prison for a murder she said occurred during a rape attempt, plans to focus on her son and work with women prisoners. A 10 man two woman jury found her not guilty on second degree murder after a retrial in Monterey County.
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Salinas
Calif
Inez Garcia
Garcia
Miguel Jimenez
Joan Little
North Carolina
Miss Little
Berkeley
John
Jimenez
Louis Castillo
Castillo
Mayor Kibler Seeks Final Push Before Retirement
The city will have a mayoral race after all as Mary Ann Kibler reports she still has unfinished goals. She cites work for senior citizens and the planned community complex at First Avenue and West Main Street, noting she will be 81 years old.
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Kibler
the Journal Today
First Avenue A
West Main Street
Ask President Carter radio show invites nationwide calls
Washington AP reports a two hour nationwide radio talk show titled Ask President Carter invites Americans to call in about fees taxes Social Security and the nuclear arms race The program airs 2 to 4 p m EST with CBS News Walter Cronkite moderating and 900-242-1611 as the toll free number CBS will run the show on 265 stations with Voice of America international broadcast A computer will select callers and CBS operators will screen questions with a 65 second delay to censor offensive language Meanwhile Clark Clifford suggests Cyprus settlement is possible this year and a grand jury inquiry into Richard Helms remains a question for White House counsel Lipshutz
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Washington
Amy
Carter
Oval Office
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
United States
CBS Radio Network
Public Broadcasting
Voice of America
CAS
White House
Cronkite
CBS
Jody Powell
Powell
Chicago Sun Times
Robert Lipshutz
CLA
Richard M. Helms
Senate
Gunman killed by Colorado Springs police after hostage spree
Police killed Jerry Wayne Alston 28, of San Antonio, after he abandoned a car and fled on foot following a hostage taking in three states. Three hostages escaped unharmed while one was wounded. two Pueblo victims received treatment. Alston, on parole from Huntsville prison in Texas for armed robbery, had held hostages at gunpoint in several locations and fired at a Pueblo gas station.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Jerry Wayne Alston
San Antonio
Tex
Alston
Jan. Antonio
Mountainair
N-M
Pueblo, Cola
Pueblo
Victor Morris
Russell Ryals
Caral Thompson
Morris
Hunstville
Opera Tops Carter Show in Las Vegas Shuffle
In Las Vegas the KLAV station moved President Carter's live call in program to a later slot to air the Metropolitan Opera at the normal time. Station owner Alvin Korngold cited opera nuts and timing conflicts with UCLA basketball as the reason. The two hour CBS network funded program was placed after the opera broadcast and before the UCLA game.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Opera Nuts
KLAV
Carter
Metropolitan Opera
Alvin Korngold
Hve
Mozart
UCLA
CBS Radio Network
May Open Cuba Talks May Open Cuba Talks
Washington AP Secretary of State Cyrus R Vance said the United States is willing to open talks with Cuba on a broad range of issues. As a first step he would renew ping pong diplomacy allowing U S teams to play in Cuba. He said talks could proceed directly without preconditions on a new fishing boundary and renewing an anti hijacking pact, though Castro has rejected the anti hijacking agreement amid alleged CIA sabotage.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance Sys
United States
Cuba
U.S
Vance
Fidel Castro
Parents Seek Better Ways To Counsel With STEP Program
Parents and grandparents confront changing family roles as social shifts affect parenting. The STEP program, created by Dinkmeyer and McKay, aims to improve parent child relations. In Corry, the group meets Friday afternoons in Concord School library with about 17 participants guided by counselor Jean Gool.
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Beverley Kenniston
Donald Dinkmeyer
Gary di McKay
Corry
Library of Comcord
Jean Gool
Corry Area School
Rick
Concord School
Eaton
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Nigeria
Mallorca
Juan Carlos
Ploesti
Tanjug
Red Cross
Alexandria
Lasi
Belgrade
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Agence France
Matti Haekkaenen
Helsinki
Maghera Boulevard
Rome
Moscow
National Theater
Agerpress
Yugoslavia
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Mildred Burton
Corry Aves
Chang
Mary Ann Kibler
Dent
President Carter
West Virginia
Massachusetts
New York
Clark Clifford
Cyprus
Opera
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