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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1976
Page
3
U S begins dismantling its large radio listening post in northeast Thailand after Bangkok orders all but 270 of about 4 000 American troops to leave within four months. Thousands of leftist students march on the U S Embassy in anti American protest the march ends with a bomb blast killing four students and wounding over 80.
Dr Howard Otto of Houghton seeks the Democratic nomination for state representative in the 110th District and his wife Jeanette plans to seek the Republican nod, raising a potential inner-house intraparty contest in the November election.
Thirteen of the country’s remaining independent breweries are in Pennsylvania, aided by tax exemptions up to 100000 dollars. The subsidy helped Horlacher and Yuengling expand, while local taverns note brand loyalty and local beer’s pull. The state Senate approved a three year extension by 34 to 11, sending the bill to the house for committee consideration.
North Carolina voters prepare to cast 61 Democratic delegates and 64 Republican delegates in a primary seen as crucial for conservative candidates George C. Wallace and Ronald Reagan after early losses. The state’s conservative leanings and past votes for Nixon frame the contest as Carter courts the Southern bloc while Wallace shifts tone on civil rights and busing as his campaign strategy.
Pittsburgh AP reports Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers members will vote this weekend on a recommendation to continue working if Teamsters strike begins April 1. The national committee approved the resolution. FASH president William Hill said the group has nothing to gain from a strike.
Heavy artillery and rocket exchanges between Moslem and Christian militias raged across Beirut. More than 40 people were killed at the gutted Holiday Inn as the conflict intensified near the French Embassy and US Embassy areas. Phalange party leaders claimed gains while President Franjieh faced resignation rumors amid the siege of the presidential palace.
CHEER the Coun cil for Handicapped Education Enter tainment and Rehabilitation holds its 13th annual meeting Thursday at the Bureau of Employment Security in Corry. Mrs Marjorie G Tarbell CHEER president says the session starts at 7 30 p m with mandated business to discuss as local civic religious and business supporters are urged to attend. The organization sponsors The Overcomers a local handicapped club and each sponsoring group gets one voting delegate per bylaws.
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