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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1976
Page
1
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Washington AP report details 92 burglaries by FBI agents targeting New York offices of the Socialist Workers party and the Young Socialist Alliance from 1960 to 1966. Additional break-ins were at a Socialist Workers leader’s Los Angeles home and a Hamden, Connecticut residence linked to the party. The 354 pages were filed in a $27 million suit alleging constitutional harassment of lawful political activity.
Washington coverage notes growing support for repealing the postal monopoly on first class mail. Senator Buckley and Representative Archer push bills to open competition, with Ford administration officials citing potential economic benefits and a White House call for a symposium by the Postal Rate Commission.
The Elgin Borough Board of Adjustments approves a variance for Timothy and Terrance Herschberger to establish a Pennsylvania Inspection Station in a residential area. No objections at the hearing. restrictions include no junk autos and maintenance in neat order. Board chair Clinton Palmer led. Willard Herschberger recused due to conflict.
George Gage of 321 East Street won the city logo contest after nearly 30 entries. Runners up were Dolly Hooven of Oakley Avenue and Janet Young of Mott Street. First prize donor was Paul Roche Sr. of County Plastics Co. Congressman Joseph Vigorita donated the runnerup prizes. Logos must include honor heritage patriotism and celebration and will be displayed at the Chamber of Commerce windows this week.
Patricia Hearst, already convicted of bank robbery, was transported from jail to Los Angeles for arraignment on state charges that could yield a life sentence. The trip was kept secret for security. Authorities reported Hearst had split from SLA figures and planned an East Coast escape before capture.
Harrisburg AP reports beef retail prices have declined as cattle shipments rise, with experts predicting further drops into summer. National average under $1.45 per pound, verses $1.49 in January. State ads advertise chuck steak 69¢, ground beef 67¢, sirloin roast $1.19, porterhouse $1.79, amid more cattle on feed and USDA grading changes last month.
Corry Area High School announces Phillips Scholarship Fund aid forms for seniors. Last year the fund distributed 45000 to students entering four year colleges. The fund holds 400000 principal and uses only earned interest for aid. Applicants must submit a certified 1975 federal tax return as a need guideline.
Union officials declare an overwhelming strike authorization after weekend locals voted against the industry's latest contract, with the current agreement due at midnight Wednesday. Officials anticipate a brief work stoppage if no settlement is reached, as negotiators led by Frank Fitzsimmons and William McIntyre resume talks in Chicago.
Washington AP reports that many retirees with pensions can still claim full unemployment benefits if forced to retire and seeking work. An AP analysis lists 161,000 pensioners receiving about $187 million in 1974, including 90,000 government pensioners and 71,000 private pensioners, many also getting Social Security. Debate centers on policy as Sen. Bartlett seeks to curb this practice, while officials say figures are not tracked.
Police seek three items stolen from Eugene Stoddard's apartment at 113 Mott Street a carpet a sofa and a refrigerator valued at 238 dollars. Burglary occurred between last Thursday and yesterday with entry through the front door possibly using a key.
Los Angeles report on Oscar night stars the film as big favorite for best director Miles Forman faces rivals Altman Lumet Fellini Kubrick while Jack Nicholson and Louise Fletcher contend in acting races. Forman hopes his sons Peter and Matej can attend after years apart amid emigration and visa struggles with the Czech government.
A year old B D 1 Columbus woman Darlene Morton suffered minor injuries in a one car crash on Route east of Corry. She is in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital after minor cuts and possible injuries from a high speed crash. Police pending charges. Damage to Morton car listed at 500 dollars.
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