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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1976
Page
3
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A young man fights for family support with a court tied allowance for his son while a radio contest and unemployment fines complicate life. In world news, Saipan reports a high commissioner resignation, Britain's Field Marshal Montgomery dies, and Lebanon’s civil war sees leftist forces shelling the presidential palace amid ceasefire talks.
United States criticism sparks a Security Council debate over Israel occupation practices and the inhabitants’ rights in occupied territories, with non aligned members denouncing repression measures. A separate industry panel urges stores to keep itemized prices, while the Consumer Federation of America questions guarantees to consumers. Kissinger and Caglayangil begin talks in Washington to restore U.S. access to Turkish facilities. Democrats foresee passage of a bill requiring court orders for national security surveillance.
The Public Utility Commission postponed action on a proposed rate increase by People's Natural Gas Co of Pasig This month, with a possible extension of three months. In other news, Senate named Harmon Kerstetlar as secretary to fill a five year term after Jim McHale failed confirmation.
Ronald Reagan clinched a North Carolina victory to revive his bid against incumbent Ford. The win reshapes momentum and fundraising as Ford and Reagan prepare for Wisconsin and future states. Democratic results show Carter leading with 167 convention votes, while Wallace and Jackson follow with smaller totals amid a high-stakes primary season.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger refused to rule out a U S invasion of Cuba if Cuban forces intervene in Africa and said the exact action the United States would take cannot be stated. He emphasized the United States will act in complete circumstances and noted warnings have been clear to Cuba.
Buenos Aires reports military leaders ousted President Isabel Perón in a surprise coup. She was flown into exile as the junta announced dismissals of congress, governors, elected administrations, and Supreme Court members, signaling a sweeping seizure of civilian rule.
A computer readout shows Erie County property holders owe more than 1.8 million dollars in delinquent taxes for the era before 1970. Corry city is not included in this tally. Jerry Robbins, director of the Tax Claims Bureau, explains the figures reflect a continuous countywide total for back taxes.
Corry High School schedules a Saturday game on WSEE Channel 35 at 7 pm as part of a TV feature tied to the MAE program. The squad, led by Mark Beckwith Richard Zarger James Cole and David Iota, aims to reach the quarter finals with four players advancing to Saturday's clash against Iroquois.
Harrisburg AP The House sifted through over 300 amendments to a 340 page bill to overhaul Pennsylvania motor vehicle codes. Major changes include stiffer drunken driving penalties, a one year suspension for .15 BAC, and officer pointed out penalty notices. Amendments on driver photo IDs and temporary plates were defeated amid long, contentious votes.
National Fuel Gas in Munhall hands police a list of about a dozen delinquent customers as part of a Public Utility Commission order. The list becomes a public record and the police serve as a depository while the company follows stricter steps before shut off. The Munhall case involved a deceased elderly woman found with about 16 hundred dollars, prompting the new rules.
A 17-year-old Corry area motorcyclist was injured when his bike struck a pothole on Turnpike road west of the city and flipped over. He suffered cuts and bruises to both arms and knees, was treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital emergency room, and was not seriously hurt. The report notes the area's pothole problem remains a hazard.
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