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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1973
Page
3
Typhoid Strikes South Dade Labor Camp
A woman cradles her son while awaiting typhoid screening at the South Dade labor camp in Homestead Florida. About 30 cases have been confirmed among migrants, described by a doctor as possibly the worst outbreak in a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dade
Homestead
Fla
U.S
Mail Order Cigarette Firms Fined in Jenkins Act Violations
Eight out-of-state mail order cigarette operators, all North Carolinians, paid fines totaling 2700 after pleading guilty to Jenkins Act violations. US Magistrate Sebastian Natale warned they could be jailed on future appearances. The cases hinge on failure to notify state taxing authorities with names and addresses of cigarette purchasers, limiting Pennsylvania's 18 cent per pack tax enforcement. Pennsylvania, with federal agencies, has intensified the crackdown on mail order cigarette houses as operators of over 20 such outfits faced action last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Sebastian Natale
Pennsylvania
FBI
Michael Wald
Mary R. Dickenson
Smok-Shop
Gastonia
Ray Nicarly
Charles Marshall
Marsh Sales Co
Raleigh
Billy Gray Moore
Moore
Kinlay
George W. Faircloth
TriSales
Roseboro
Deleon Medlin
Exchange
Roanoke Rapids
Helton Shackleford
Shackles Wilson
Norris Eason
C & J Supply Co
Wilson
Natale
James D. Melvin Jr
Verbier Hi
Accidental shooting injures Franklin man at club range
Ronald Peterson, 23, of Franklin, is in satisfactory condition after being shot in the left hand by a .22 pistol discharged accidentally by Robert J. Brundage, 23, also of Franklin, while target shooting at the Coon and Fox Club on Two Mile Run road in Sugarcreek borough. State Police investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Polkman
Franklin Hospital
Ronald Peterson
Peterson
Robert J. Brundage
Coon and Fox Club
Two Mile Run Road
Sugarcreek
Arson Charge Linked to Car Burn in Erie Case
Erie police charged Raymond Richard and two Erie men Antonio Amador and Anthony Dovishak with burning a car to defraud an insurer. Richard, 27, reported the vehicle stolen, then conspired with accomplices to burn it for insurance proceeds. All three were arraigned and jailed in lieu of $1500 bail. Police allege the trio stripped the car of a radio tires and other contents before setting it ablaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie — Erie
Raymond Richard
Erie
Richard
Antonio Amador
Anthony Dovishak
Erie County
Fire Destroys Shops in Meadville Downtown
A midday blaze in downtown Meadville heavily damaged Triangle shoe store and Dweck's self service store. Smoke damaged Wirt's drug store and restaurant and Weldon's. Fire officials cited an overheated furnace in the shoe store basement as the likely cause. Fire crews remained on scene about four hours amid drizzle and heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Triangle Shoe
Dweck
Wirt's
Weldon’s
Ralph Butcher
Butcher
Dweck’s
Triangle
Household Finance Co
Wirt’s
Joseph Sugar
Central Station
Dweck's
William Hoke
Seek Slayer Of Butler Wife, 60
Butler Pa AP police report no arrests yet in the weekend slaying of a 60 year old housewife. Harold R Massart a 60 year old steelworker said he found his wife’s body in an upstairs bedroom. The Butler County coroner’s office said Mrs Massart had been killed by a unknown assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler, Pa
Harold R. Massart
Butler County Coroner’s Office
Shocking swim instructor charged in boy's drowning
DETROIT AP A swimming instructor Clayton Woodard Jr 24 was arraigned on Man Slaughter charges after witnesses said he forced 12 year old George Jerry into a pool three times while other students were forced in against their will The boy who feared water reportedly sank to the bottom Woodard turned himself in to police Judge John R Murphy set a 1000 bond The case described as shocking highlights alleged abuse at the Dancy School of Observation for children with disabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Clayton Woodard Jr
George Jerry
Dancy
Woodard
Hugh Davis
Receiier
John R. Murphy
NAM Calls for Tax Cuts to Aid US Manufacturers
The National Association of Manufacturers urged preserving key business tax provisions and, in some cases, liberalizing them. NAM vice president E A Vaughn backed the 7 percent credit for investment, accelerated depreciation, longer write-offs, restoring oil and mineral depletion allowances, maintaining foreign subsidiary income treatment, and easing the corporate surtax by raising the exemption. AFL-CIO official Jerry Worf countered with opposing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
E. A. Vaughn
House
Ways and Means Committee
Vaughn
The
Aluminum Co. of America
NAM Committee On Taxation
Jerry Worf
Afl-Cio - Federation
Dead Dog Cause Of Eight Deaths
Eight people were killed in a head on collision over the weekend in Yugoslavia after one driver swerved to avoid a dead dog and crashed into an oncoming car. Police reported the incident, detailing how the animal led to the fatal crash and multiple deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Gregory Peck For Governor
Gregory Peck jokes about possibly succeeding Reagan as California governor as rumors swirl after a Washington Post report. Reagan says it is pure speculation and denies plans for a 1976 presidential bid, noting he will not seek a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Gregory Peck
Reagan
California
Washington Post
Sars Ben
Peck
Ranchers Kill 60 Horses In Idaho Mountain Cruelty Case
Velma Wild Horse Annie Johnston says ranchers captured and killed 60 mustangs in the Lehmi Mountains of central Idaho after driving them by helicopter to a remote corral. Dantzler of the Humane Society cites two federal laws and one state law violated with charges to be filed. horses reportedly panicked and many went over a cliff. A report with photos will be presented in Denver March 21 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eno
Nev
Idaho Mountains
Velma
Annie” Johnston
Lehmi Mountains
Idaho
Mrs. Johnston
National Wild Horse Advisory Board
Frantz Dantzler
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dantzler
National Human Society
Intermountain Region
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