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11 Nov 1977
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1977
Page
1
The readable text lacks coherent facts, names, or events to summarize into a factual newspaper item. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or dates are available to map to a headline or summary.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Israel, Lebanon, and orders or rationing. Reads as brief note about a death and military or diplomatic moves, but lacks clear subjects, dates, or outcomes to establish a firm event summary. Provided text is highly incomplete.
A legal notice indicates Telton and Nate were served in a case related to the library. The document names involved parties and the action type, with dates and locations not clearly legible.
The Union City dam on French Creek is named among 600 private Pennsylvania dams not subject to regular safety inspections by the US Army Corps of Engineers. The corps cites seven Erie area dams in the unsafe category as a starting point for a national dam safety program, while officials and the GAO criticize the study as incomplete. The warning follows the recent Toccoa Georgia flood disaster with 30 dead from a dam failure.
Rick Martin explains how the Earned Income Tax, a one percent levy shared by city and school district, ends up sending about 40 percent to outside districts. Currently reconciled each June, the state mandate seeks quarterly automatic payments to other districts, simplifying the process.
October reports to the Rape Crisis Center in Erie tallied eight alleged rapes, seven of which were reported to police. Victims ranged from 8 to 50 years old. Incidents included street assaults, rides accepted, and home rapes in Erie, Corry, and Waterford areas, with Corry reporting no rapes.
Philadelphia (AP) The Philadelphia School District received conditional court approval to borrow 50 million dollars to balance a 500 million budget as a budget crisis could shutter schools serving 253,000 students. Judge Eugene Gelfand ordered final terms in court Monday and limited the loan to a maximum of ten years.
Quiet Acres Nursing Home in Spring Creek is listed by the State Health Department as needing corrections to avoid losing its operating license. The facility operates under a provisional license that expires in April. administrator Ivan Flickinger says only a sprinkler system and a couple of Labor and Industry demands remain, with possible extension and continued operation.
The Greater Erie Area Agency on Aging will move its Senior Citizen Center program to the Corr Senior Citizens Center at 2 First Avenue Corry. The 3200 square foot facility opens mid November with a December grand opening and open house. Services expand to arts and crafts hearth screening education RSVP and legal services. Congregate meals and delivery will continue.
An early snow storm sweeping from the Midwest is expected to hit Erie tonight with one to two inches by mid afternoon and two to four inches inland. Travel advisories issued for Erie County. caution on county roads. The brunt of the Midwest storm is not felt locally though six to fourteen inches were reported there. Snow heaviest on the Minnesota North Dakota border with motorists stranded and makeshift delivery of babies in some towns.
A congressional conference committee weighs a ban on decorative outdoor gaslights to conserve gas. Backers say 2 to 4 million lamps exist nationwide and a prohibition could save up to 73 billion cubic feet annually. House negotiators favor conversions to electricity. Senate members resist forcing replacements.
A federal jury in Erie ruled Atlas Powder Company not liable in two suits by James and Beverly Bailey and John and Olga Klus over a 1975 Union City blasting cap explosion. Plaintiffs alleged premature detonation. Atlas argued the cap could not ignite without a trigger. Judge Gerald Weber presided.
Augusta Maine AP report on a Superior Court hearing about a new consumer credit law. Equifax challenges the law as vague. the judge issued and then extended a temporary restraining order blocking enforcement. Insurance executives say lifestyle data helps set premiums, while privacy advocates say the law protects personal information.
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