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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1976
Page
1
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Beirut reports describe savage house to house fighting as Christian President Euliman Franjiieh faces unconditional resignation demands from rival factions. A spokesman calls the war a day of armed madness with escalating combat across Beirut and Lebanon. In Nairobi, Amin sacks two ministers and warns of a third dismissal after an Ambiial report. Edward Athiyo is removed as Information Minister.
AP dispatch notes President Font touts defense spending and economic upturn while countering Reagan. Ford campaigns for Republican nomination on Reagan's home ground, appealing to leaders and donors amid national security debates.
Pittsburgh AP reports Three Rivers Stadium will host the Rolling Stones in July with officials expecting 50 000 to 60 000 fans. Walter Golby of Thorn Rivers Management says 125 to 190 security guards will be on duty, more guards than for any prior show. Mayor Pete Flaherty may back Carter in the Democratic nomination after a Rochester rally. Gov Shapiro signs bill to let Allegheny County adjust early payment tax discount rate.
Washington AP The Department of Health Education and Welfare launches a new crackdown on Medicaid fraud costing taxpayers about 750 million annually. Examiners will probe Massachusetts in April and Ohio in June with similar reviews planned for New York Illinois Pennsylvania Texas and Wisconsin among others.
Union City state police investigate a bizarre robbery where a liquid attack was used on David Zeigler in a parked car near Routes 6 and 19 at 2 a.m. The assailant stole Zeigler’s wallet and fled. Zeigler, 2, reportedly received medical care at St. Vincent’s for facial injuries and named no suspect.
City officials warn loss of federal revenue sharing could force higher property taxes by three to four mills. Calderone argues for renewal but warns of trimmed funding. Since 1972 the program has provided about 445,450 in total local funds with 144 remaining, while Congress debates renewal. The local impact remains a focal point as funds support police, fire, transportation, and public services.
Las Vegas nevada after two week strike ends with tentative agreement signed Thursday. Picketers burned placards then cheered. About 22,000 hotel rooms were vacant. 11,000 kitchen staff maids and bartenders to return. Stagehands not yet included may slow reopening. culinary workers and bartenders expected to gain a 1.55 hourly raise over four years. City losses tally near 100 million in revenue and 524000 potential tourists stayed away.
Barbara Mack and Pred Schwab join Corry City Council bringing fresh focus to street water and sewer departments Schwab born in New York City moved to Corry 1948 vows to serve one term and oversee snow removal state road coordination pumping station reservoir and sewer plant upgrades He cites septic tank issues and drainage needs while urging sewer connections and fiscal restraint.
A total of 24 tornadoes touched down in seven states early today and Friday killing two people and injuring more than 60 as severe storms moved through the Mississippi Valley into Alabama and Mississippi. In Spiro Oklahoma a tornado killed two and left about 50 injured while damaging power lines and causing a train derailment. Talihina and Centerville in Yell County also saw injuries and property destruction. Alabama reports scattered damage around Birmingham with no injuries.
A frayed cable may have caused the derailment of two aerial gondolas at Vail Mountain, dropping 100 feet and killing three people while injuring nine. A six member U S Forest Service team probes the cause. The lif t, installed in 1969, has carried millions of skiers and was used by President Ford.
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