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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1977
Page
3
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Hollywood AP report says teen idol Shaun Cassidy will give away Shirley Jones at her wedding to former comedian Marty Ingels. Jones's sons Patrick and Ryan Cassidy will attend. Jones starred in the Partridge Family with her stepson David Cassidy. Ingels, once on I'm Dickens-He's Fenster, now runs a celebrity casting service.
Ethel Kennedy says she hopes her first grandchild will be like her parents. The child, unnamed, was born by natural childbirth Monday night at the rural home of Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and David Townsend. Kathleen Townsend, 26, is on leave from UNM Law School. David Townsend, 29, teaches at St. John's College in Santa Fe.
Federal and local authorities seek Ray Ferritto, 48, of Erie, Pa., in connection with the bombing death of Cleveland rackets figure Daniel J. Greene. A warrant charges Ferritto with illegal possession of explosives. Ferritto’s Erie home was among raid sites on Oct. 28. searches’ results are sealed. An Erie car linked to the incident was found abandoned on Oct. 29.
Bradford must contend with penalties over 107000 for overusing natural gas at its sewage plant. City officials say Columbia Gas allocations have failed to rise with plant expansion, prompting a PUC appeal. If a ruling is favorable it would likely be retroactive, easing payment obligations.
Micheal Kranz, Lycoming College freshman who turned 18 just after the primary, won a vacant Lycoming County School Board seat with 197 write-in votes. His nearest foe had 59 votes. He aims for strict discipline and has worked to convert a vacant school into a community center. His brother assists in verifying if he is Pennsylvania’s youngest elected school director.
Raymond W. Cope Sr., 32, of Reno, was killed and his father seriously injured when a TV antenna they were raising touched overhead power lines near Knox. Cope worked for Glass Containers Corp. in Reno. The elder Cope, recently post‑heart surgery, died at the scene. his son was rushed to Clarion Osteopathic Hospital in serious condition. The incident occurred on Rhea's Lane in Switzer Town as they attempted to erect the antenna on an unoccupied home. The elder Cope reportedly lost balance. the antenna fell onto high tension lines. Authorities described the cause as electrocution.
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