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15 Nov 1976
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1976
Page
1
Weekend police notes show multiple burglaries and violations
City police logged at least ten weekend incidents from burglaries to mischief to motor vehicle code violations and careless driving. Notable cases include damage to an above ground pool at Harold Whiteley’s 750 Wright Street, a tire stolen from a car at West Smith Street plaza, and several burglaries on East Washington Street Euclid Street Irving Street with losses including a Salvation Army certificate and cash. Officers issued summonses for overtime parking to twelve drivers, with fines ranging around 20 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Whiteley
Wright Street
Bradley Fox
East Washington Street
Helen Messinger
Euclid Street
Salvation Army
Merritt Hunt
East Irving Street
Charles G. Weeks
Main Street
Harold W. Rhodes Jr
Dennis R. Bean
Erie
Pennsylvania Avenue
ConRail
Edward J. Kellner
Apache Drive
Shawnee Village
Corry Plaza
Route 6
Marilyn A. Weber
R.D
Corry
Georgia S. Cottle
B.D
Cottle
Supermarkets Embrace 24 Hour Service Expansion
The Associated Press reports supermarkets increasingly stay open around the clock to boost sales, with Pathmark and A&P expanding 24 hour outlets. Industry analysts note a decade of growth, while crime concerns fade as stores limit cash on hand. Total grocery spending rose about 19 percent from 1974 to 1975 reaching 129.3 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cook
Associated Press
Dick Bragaw
Super Market Institute
Chicago
Supermarkets General
New Jersey
Pathmark
Middle Atlantic States
Safeway
AWP
A&i
A&p
Progressive Grocer
Hole in dog food bag forces shopper back into store
A customer at Loblaws unknowingly carried groceries with a torn bag of dog food, spilling the contents to the station wagon. He returned inside to replace the bag, with the incident captured in a Journal photo by Eston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loblaws
Eston
Plains Baptist Church Drops Racial Barriers
In Plains Georgia President elect Jeremy Carter backs integration as the Plains Baptist Church votes 107 to 24 to retain Pastor Bruce Edwards and open doors to all races. A black man attends Sunday service as 65 others join, amid Klan reaction outside. Carter plans news conference with Mondale and leaders near Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Bruce Edwards
Southwest Georgia
Fle
Dennon King
Albany, Ga
Just
Jon
Plains
Secret Service
Mr. King
Jerome Ethredge
Western
Africa
Plains Baptist Church
Jesus Christ
Bill Wilkinson
Invisible Empire
The
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Food prices may rise 3 to 4 percent next year
USDA forecaster Rex Daly warned that consumer food prices could climb 3 to 4 percent in 1977, matching this year's rate. He cited stable grocery costs amid strong meat demand and favorable feed prices, with restaurant prices up about 6 percent next year and away-from-home meals accounting for a quarter of the index.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Rex F. Daly
Economic Research Service
Daly
USDA
Three Injured In Weekend Auto Accidents Reported
State police logged multiple weekend crashes with three people treated at Titusville Hospital. Terrence Emerson 18 of 257 Worth Street sustained facial injuries after skidding on an icy Route 61 hill in Freehold Township Warren County. Vehicle damage valued at $1000. Ronald Shiley 20 and Linda Ames 18 of Oil City were treated and released after a collision on Route 6. damage to Shiley’s car listed at $1500. Grace Tarbell 36 of Union City lost control on Route 6 and veered into a wooded area with about $10 paint damage. Deer collisions injured Donald Simmonsen and Louis Watkins. Simmonsen’s wagon $900 damaged, Watkins truck $200 damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville Hospital
Terrence L. Emerson
Worth Street
Freehold Township
Warren County
Emerson
Ali P.m
Ronald L. Shiley
Oil City
Shiley
Linda Ames
Grace Ann Tarbell
B.D. 3
Union City
Route 6
Donald Simmonsen
Lemon Street
Wattsburg
Simmonsen
Louis W. Watkins
Erie
Corry
Watkins
Syria Troops Roll Into Beirut Amid Civil War Endgame
Syrian forces and Arab League peacekeepers entered Beirut to complete the occupation and quell the Christian Muslim fighting. By mid morning officials claimed the invasion was about 99 percent successful, though sporadic shooting persisted in the rubble filled city center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Syriei
Arab League
Quake Rocks China
A strong earthquake struck Peking causing buildings to shake and people to flee into the streets. The US National Earthquake Information Service reported 6.5 on the Richter scale while Sweden’s Seismological Institute rated it 6.8, an aftershock much smaller than the Tangshan disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Peking
National Earthquake Information Service
Golden
Colo
Seismological Institute
Uppsala
Sweden
Tangshan
Kyodo
Swine flu shot drive draws 1242 at Corry Memorial Hospital
The Corry Memorial Hospital reports 1,242 people vaccinated in a second public swine flu inoculation day. Erie County Health Department deputy director John Toth noted about 11,000 vaccinated so far, with plans to reach 20,000. Sites included Villa Maria College, McDowell High School, Millcreek Mall, Gannon College Auditorium, Park United Methodist Church, Union City Memorial Hospital. Clinics run noon to 6 p.m. and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on listed days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie County Health Department
John Toth
Toth
McDowell High School
Villa Maria College
Villa
McDowell
Gilmore Waits as Legal Fights Extend His Execution
Gary Gilmore, condemned for killing a motel clerk, again delays his firing squad by court actions. His lawyer seeks an earlier date, while the ACLU plans further strategy to block the execution. Gilmore has chosen the firing squad under Utah law, with talks of a potential marriage on Death Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Gary Gilmore
Goy
Calvin
L. Rampton
State Board of Par ‘Ions
Gilmore
Dennis Boaz
Pardong Board
Boaz
uin‘Willig
W. Jinks Dabney
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Dabney
George Latimer
United States
Utah
London Daily Express
Nicole Barrett
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Kathy J. Blount
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Donald’ McKubn
Spring Creek
Russell
Cindy Barstow
Columbus
Cindy C. Riehart
Shawnee Drive
John Bielak
Snan
Selma, N.C
Roger Sessoms
Key and Kiwanis Clubs
High School
Key Club
South Center Street
Journa
McCray
Syria
China
Gilmore Waits
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