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A garbled, cryptic line hints at personal musings about world evil and a possible reference to a 4H group and a German book. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or identifiable entities.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1976
Page
3
A garbled, cryptic line hints at personal musings about world evil and a possible reference to a 4H group and a German book. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or identifiable entities.
Disjointed OCR fragment hints at FBI involvement and an election context. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. The piece suggests an investigation linked to a local electoral matter but lacks verifiable details.
Buffalo based Supreme Court Justice John H Doerr filed a Chapter 13 petition in Federal Court citing pressure from three local banks over loans used to raise and educate his nine children. The petition lists assets including a $2000 car and an $800 yearly salary, with $2400 monthly after tax. Justice Doerr, a Democrat serving his eighth year of a 14 year term, has a history in state politics and agriculture law.
Erie County commissioners consider a new distribution formula for state Liquid Fuels money. Wesleyville official Rip expresses concern that contracts and budgeting will be undermined, noting a potential $2,500 loss from the $14,089 expectation. Commissioner Michiel Flatley supports using 25 percent of the DOT direct allocation to municipalities.
The John F. Kennedy Center mobile health unit will offer free blood pressure checks and simple tests at Corry parking lot on Washington Street from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs, results arrive in 24 hours and abnormal findings are referred to a family physician. Donations are asked to fund the lab work.
Hershey Foods declared its chocolate free of contamination after an ammonia leak at the Hershey plant injured 40 workers. A panel of Hershey employees tasted candy to check for ammonia, finding no residue on surfaces. The plant was evacuated when a hoist rigging incident disrupted the line and cooling system. Three hospitalized, all in satisfactory condition. Also, Floral Embroideries of the Near East exhibit opens at the Museum of Fine Arts through June 13.
U S government data show personal income rose at a 10.9 percent annual rate in April to 1,347.6 billion, faster than March’s 9.6 percent. Per capita income reached 6,271, with year to date growth 5.0 percent ahead of the first four months. Payroll gains, especially in distributive industries, fueled the rise while inflation cooled early in the year.
AP survey shows Jimmy Carter leading Pennsylvania with 73 delegates already pledged or uncommitted, including 16 unpledged. After primary results, 44 more delegates will be allocated by the Democratic State Committee, with shifts as Shapp delegates reallocated after his withdrawal. Pennsylvania heads into the national convention with a large, potentially pivotal delegation.
Harrisburg AP report says the Senate Rules Committee approved a constitutional amendment to reduce the House from 203 to 121 members and enlarge districts from 55 000 to 91 000 people while senatorial districts hover between 235 000 and 250 000. Senator Nolan says the bill faces slim chances in the House after voters urged cut and salary hikes were discussed.
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