Gilmore to face firing squad as Utah appeals fail
Gary Mark Gilmore, a Utah death row inmate, will be executed by firing squad Monday after the Utah Supreme Court refused further stays. The 1967 last U.S. firing squad execution landmark is noted as Gov Rampton weighs possible action. Gilmore met the court’s decision with stated acceptance.
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Gary Mark Gilmore
Utah Supreme Court
Utah
Here
United States
Luis Jose Monge
Colorado
Calvin L. Rampton
Gilmore
State Board of Pardons
Colder Winter Forecast for East Coast by Weather Service
The Weather Service predicts a cold East Coast winter with milder conditions elsewhere, stressing potential effects on winter heating fuel supplies. In a letter to Rep. Dingell, Donald Gilman notes heating degree-days 50 to 60 above normal, signaling longer furnace use and shifts from the past five years’ milder patterns.
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U.S. Weather Service
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John D. Dingell
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Energy and Power
Gilman
U.S
Skiways Sale Nears Finalized Ownership in Youngsville
PeekNPeak Corp announces an agreement of sale for Youngsville Skiways to a quartet of Western Pennsylvania buyers led by Charles Volk Herman Kamin Charles Hartman and A Dean Bartlett. Papers being drafted. sale price not disclosed with expected closure early next week.
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Ernest W
Jim) Carlisch
Peek'n'peak Corporation of
Clymer
Western Pennsylvania
Caflisch
Charles R. Volk
Herman Kamin
Charles Hartman
A. Dean Bartlett
Arlier
Peek'n'peak
New Jersey
Ski World
Corry Housing Authority Sets December Opening for 30 Elderly Units
The Corry Housing Authority met to finalize plans for opening 30 elderly units in the Fourth Ward. Executive secretary Virginia Nuzzo said tentative closing will occur in November as the authority purchases the building from the developer. An open house is planned before occupancy begins in December.
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Thursday White Veterans Day in Corry Journal
Veterans Day observances highlighted in the Corry Journal with references to local events and community remembrance. The issue, priced at twenty cents, reflects a regional newspaper cadence and current civic notices.
Teacher slain in Detroit first grade classroom
DETROIT AP Seven year old Laura Denomie and thirty five pupils witnessed the shooting of Betty McCaster 48 in her Burt Elementary class on Detroit's northwest side An estranged husband Al J Lewis 18 was arrested hours later on open charges Police said McCaster had feared Lewis and had transferred to the school three weeks earlier The attack prompted most classes to be canceled for the day as pupils and parents processed the tragedy
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Betty McCaster
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al J. Lewis
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Detroit Free Press
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Denver Woman Dies After Fetus Ethics Debate
A pregnant 29 year old Linda Culbertson died after Colorado General Hospital halted life support after 40 hours following a car crash. Doctors could not sustain a viable fetus and, with the husband’s consent, terminated the extraordinary life saving effort. Shannon Culbertson, the couple’s child, was reported in good condition after the accident. The case prompted discussion about medical and legal questions surrounding late pregnancy interventions.
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Colorado General Hospital
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Iey
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Chicago
Swine Flu Shots Due At Hospital
The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Phase II of the swine flu immunization program will be held tomorrow at Corry Memorial Hospital from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eligible adults 18 and older will receive the A/New Jersey vaccine, while those 55 and older or high risk will get the bivalent vaccine for A/Victoria and Swine Flu. Federal and state officials urge participation as only 10-15 percent have been vaccinated nationwide. Subsequent immunizations will likely be available only through private physicians.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
New Jersey
USDA Sees Food Price Relief Amid Mixed Retail Signals
The USDA raised this year’s forecast for the corn crop to 6.06 billion bushels, a drop from last year’s 6.77 billion yet seen as stabilizing meat and egg prices. Retail food costs are expected to rise about 3 percent this year and stay near that pace through next summer, contrasting with double digit gains in 1974 and 1975. The department also revised September sales to 1.9 percent below August after an earlier flat reading.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Bis
Greek father jailed for wasp sting punishment of daughter
A 50 year old sponge diver Spyros Tsaroukos on the eastern Aegean island was found guilty of parental irresponsibility and bodily harm after he strapped his 2 year old daughter in the yard smothered her with sugar and honey and left her to be stung by wasps for misbehaving with boys. He claimed the act was to punish her for bringing shame on the family.
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Aegean
Spyros Tsaroukos
Tsaroukos
Carter Could Become Accessible President
Atlanta based AP report details Jimmy Carter’s potential White House setup modeled on his Georgia governorship. A co equal staff aims to ease access, with Charles Kirbo as senior adviser and no single door guard, reflecting a triad approach that operated successfully in 1970 to 1975.
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Hamilton Jordan
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Staties Probe Mixed Bag Of Incidents
State police logged a busy period with winter driving and various incidents. John Lambros of Union City reported a stolen snowmobile worth 490 dollars and the suspects allegedly clubbed his dog, killing it, valued at 30 dollars.
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