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15 Nov 1971
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1971
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item notes a person named Eve and mentions Nort Winnet in a historical newspaper snippet. The readable text is sparse and not clearly connected to a specific event, date, or organization.
Philadelphia police report seven homicides in 24 hours, five within 34 hours, with detectives warning the spree may set a city record. Quarrels are cited in three deaths, including a gang shooting targeting a 16-year-old. Another man was killed during an apparent holdup, details murky as investigators catalog the incidents. Hallie Smith, 47, is described as stabbed by his girlfriend in a separate case.
Two people were admitted to Corry Memorial Hospital after a one car crash south of Bear Lake at 5:45 pm. Thomas O Connor, 56, and his wife Marjorie, 55, of Wexford RD 2, were listed in satisfactory condition. The car rolled over a 15 foot embankment into a creek. they were transported by Bear Lake Volunteer Fire Department. Damages were listed as unknown.
City Council meets to discuss the 1972 budget with Finance Director Benjamin Calderone leading budgeting progress. Streets director Robert Grice to present public works wages, while Mayor Edward Zarger reports on police labor talks. David Johnson to tackle consulting fees, sewer and paving contracts, assessments, city property sale, and state safety requirements as they affect finances.
Police and city negotiators abandon binding arbitration for a wage dispute as talks with the fire department already produced a 9 percent increase. A 5.5 percent ceiling under federal rules threatens police gains, while a planned arbitration process is shelved. City Council expected to hear updates at tonight’s regular meeting.
Ford Motor Co increases Pinto by about 94 dollars and Capri by 119 dollars, with U S built Pinto now at 2028 and Capri at 2730, approved after government review. Ford foresees further rises across the line as other U S automakers may follow suit amid price shifts tied to the German mark and regulatory actions.
Emory University dentistry uses a computer aided image processing method, borrowed from aerial photo analysis, with X rays at the diagnostic clinic. Dr. Joseph Bissell says the technique could reduce unnecessary tooth extractions and offer alternatives for jaw cancer surgery.
Corry region Jaycees host Region II meeting at the Venture Inn welcoming Bob Standish president of the Pennsylvania Jaycees and Jaycees from Northwestern Pennsylvania. Guests include Dr Donald Graybill Alliance College who spoke on ecology.
Washington AP report outlines Cost of Living Council and Price Commission moves on rescinding auto price exemption under Phase 2. Grayson urges review, 72 hour limit to be applied to all price increases. Senate tax-cut debate continues as Connally signals dollar float. AFL-CIO and teachers groups push for exemptions and protections for workers and education staff.
Virgil Warner, 52, of 324 West Smith Street, has been named postmaster at Spring Creek. The appointment is among 56 new USPS postings across New York Pennsylvania Vermont Connecticut New Hampshire and New Jersey, effective last Saturday. Warner, Corry native and Corry High School graduate, has served with the USPS since February 1949 and is a veteran of Army service. The Spring Creek post office moved into the store basement with a temporary appointment. Robert Marsh, previously acting assistant postmaster and permanent superintendent of mails, now heads R C 1 rural route, while Fred Marsh becomes acting superintendent of mails.
Mrs Norman Roberts gave birth to her fourth child Sunday in a nursery where plants grow. The Dunlap Life Squad ambulance pulled off Ohio 127 in Colerain Township into the Naturp Garden Center lot to deliver the baby before continuing to Jewish Hospital. The mother and baby were reported doing fine. The husband said he expected to induce labor Monday.
David C. Shiel, executive director of Stairways in Erie, outlines a plan to establish a Corry branch offering rehabilitation, employment help, and counseling for former psychiatric patients. A meeting on Monday November 22 at 6 pm will acquaint locals and invite volunteers to form a working committee.
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