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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1977

Page

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PennDOT Inspectors Tour Corry Bridges amid Lawsuit

Franklin office bridge division inspectors visited a Sciota street wooden bridge in Corry and a Millcreek structure on the same day as part of routine checks. The tour data goes to Harrisburg, amid a pending lawsuit by Corry Bridge and Supply and American Chloride against four PennDOT officials seeking damages.

Franklin Office Penndot Corry Sciota Street Millcreek Alva J. Osborne The Journal Today Harrisburg Corry Bridge and Supply Osborne Charles L. Jamison Franklin Cider Mill Road Venango County Osborne, Jamison C.P. Saupp Harry’ N. Singh

Folger Raises Coffee Price 25 Cents Nationwide

Folger Coffee Co. boosted wholesale ground coffee by 25 cents to 4.48 per pound, citing higher green bean costs now above 5 per pound. It marks the fourth increase this year, totaling about 1.85 per pound, with retail effects possibly delayed by grocer pricing policies. Instant coffee remains at 5.45 per 10-ounce jar.

Cincinnati Folger Coffee Co Folger Bureau of Labor Statistics

Carter Vows to Hang Tough as SALT Talks Resume

President Carter says he will hang tough when arms limit negotiations restart in May and will not drop his human rights crusade. He warns Moscow may face intensified U S weapons development if talks fail to prove good faith, while aiming for a comprehensive accord to cut arsenals and launchers. Geneva round to follow in May with Vance and Gromyko leading.

Washington Carter Moscow U.S Geneva Cyrus R. Vance Andrei A. Gromyko Europe NATO Hafez Assad Thei Soviet Union Kremlin Vance

Deaths Mrs. Nha F. Parkhurst Obituary note

Obituary notice recording the death of Mrs. Nha F. Parkhurst. Details likely include birth and death dates, family survivors, and funeral arrangements as listed on the back page obituary section.

Storm Damage Knocks Out Utilities and Cable

An electrical storm last night caused power and TV outages across the area. Ed Zarger of Penelec reports outages from 5:55 to about 10 near Wayne Street, with brief interruptions in Orton Hill Kimball Hill and County Line road. Dennis Kobel of Blatt Brothers TV Cable notes Columbus cable down from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and Corry near Bond and Center streets without service for about 20 minutes. In New Buffalo area, two farm outbuildings were severely damaged by gusts, one building moved, roof blown off another, while a car remained undamaged in the wreckage.

Wayne Street Ed Zarger Penelec Zarger Orton Hill Kimball Hill County Line Road Columbus- Loltsville Columbus Dennis Kobel Blatt Brothers TV Bond Center Streets Corry Kobel New Buffalo Road New York State

Swap TV Stations Biggest Deal in Broadcasting History

Washington Star Communications announces a swap of its TV station in Washington for KOCO-TV in Oklahoma City. Evening Star Broadcasting would merge into Combined Communications Corp, owner of KOCO TV and Cincinnati Enquirer, in exchange for $65 million in preferred stock and KOCO TV. The combined deal values properties near $100 million and follows FCC constraints on newspaper TV combos.

Washington Washington Star Communications Here Koco-Tv Oklahoma City Washington Star Evening Star Broadcasting Co Wmal-Tv Evening Star Broadcasting Combined Communications Corp Cincinnati Enquirer Combined Communications American Broadcasting Co the Star Awap Star Joe L. Allbritton Earl Eller Allbritton Wmal-Am Federal Communications Commission Wmal-Amfm ABC FCC

Assassination Committee Gets Two Year Extension

The House assassinations committee won a two year extension through 1978, after a 230 to 181 vote, as chairman Louis Stokes vowed to lay to rest rumors about the Kennedy and King killings. The panel backed by leaders will pursue new leads while managing a budget around 2.7 million, despite prior calls for more.

Washington House John F. Kennedy Martin Luther King Jr Richard A. Sprague Louis Stokes Ohio Sprague Henry B. Gonzalez D-Tex Gonzalez Stokes

Pa Taxpayers Protest School Strikes in Harrisburg

Alice Weaver of Bucks County told a panel that school strikes disrupt her daughter's education and blamed Act 195 for allowing public employees to strike. About 24 taxpayers urged replacing strikes with best offer arbitration while noting 360 strikes nationwide since 1969.

Harrisburg Alice Weaver Bucks County Benjamin Wilson R-Bucks School Board Association Department of Education al Unger State School Boards Association Yardley Pennsbury Barbara Leth

Easter Bunny Leads City Egg Hunt at Park

Dan Alexander, chair of the Chamber of Commerce Retail Division, and Michael DeCorte, chamber manager, supervise the Easter Bunny as the event plans a 11 a.m. start for ages 3-6 and 17:30 a.m. for ages 7-12 at City Park.

Dan Alexander Chamber of Commerce Michael DeCorte Chamber McMichael

Woman ordered to leave home or be removed in bid for care

Anna Elizabeth Engle an 82 year old recluse in North Fayette Township must depart her shabby house by Friday or be moved bodily. Health officials and Judge John Hester say she cannot care for herself and the move is for her own good. Neighbors note she has no relatives and dogs kept her warm.

Pittsburgh Anna Elizabeth Engle Allegheny County Common Pleas John Hester North Fayette Township Miss Engle Health Department Frank Tuplin

No Substantial Health Hazard? Penalties Don’t Stop Pot Smokers

Washington reports a government funded study finding harsh penalties fail to deter possession and that moderate cannabis use likely poses no immediate health hazard. Oregon data show no short term rise after decriminalization, with possible slow long term shifts in attitudes. The study notes long term effects of heavy youth use remain uncertain.

Washington National Governors Conference Governors Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co Fetal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Sion Moine Governors Association Los Angeles Oregon West Coast Butit

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