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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1972

Page

3

Linda Will Star In Fine Arts Show at Corry High School

Linda Kay Olson, Miss Pennsylvania, will headline Corry Choral Society’s Fall Pops Concert on December 9 in Corry Area High School auditorium. The program blends piano numbers, pop and show tunes from My Fair Lady and West Side Story, plus George Fawcett Trio pieces. Tickets available at multiple local outlets. admission $1 adults 50 cents students.

Pennsylvania Linda Kay Olson Corry Miss Olson Miss Pennsylvania George Fawcett John Rossbacher Rossbacher George Gould Fine Arts Council

Turkey Prices Steady as Thanksgiving Costs Rise

Washington AP report notes a 21-pound turkey in the D C area selling near 39 cents a pound, about $7.80 per bird, unchanged from prior Thanksgivings. Overall grocery prices run about 4 percent higher, with stuffing up 35 cents per pound, cranberries unchanged at 29 cents, and sweet potatoes up a penny. Turkeys are a year round staple as producers expand to meet demand, with a record 128.4 million raised this year, up 7 percent from 1971, and per capita consumption at 8.9 pounds versus 6.1 pounds in 1960.

Washington (Ap Washington, D.C Agriculture Department Washington Tne

Miller Declares Boyle Dodges Debate Over Mine Safety

United Mine Workers presidential candidate Arnold Miller accuses incumbent Tony Boyle of avoiding debates, saying Boyle speaks only in controlled settings. Miller, head of Miners for Democracy in the upcoming UMW elections supervised by the Department of Labor, challenges Boyle to address mine safety, union democracy, and anti corruption. Election set for December 18 with results due December 20.

Charleston W. Va United Mine Workers Arnold Miller W. A Tony” Boyle Boyle Miller Miners For Democracy UMW Pittsburgh U.S. Department of Labor

Gannon Cager In Heist Ends With Guilty Finding

Gannon College basketball star Harry McLaughlin was found guilty yesterday in Erie of armed robbery for a July 28 holdup at Elmer's Market. The verdict came in Judge Fred Anthony's court with a 20 year maximum sentence. Bail set at 10,000. Sentencing January 2. pre sentence investigation ordered. McLaughlin, a former counselor at a local anti poverty group, was identified by a community youth. Lutheran grants include 10000 to Waterloo Lutheran and 10000 to Lutheran Theological Seminary Saskatoon.

ERIE Gannon College Harry McLaughlin Elmer's Market McLaughlin Fred Anthony Anthony

House Senate Talk No-Fault Insurance Effort in Pennsylvania

Harrisburg AP reports a joint House Senate conference committee aims for a final agreement this year on a no-fault car insurance bill acceptable to Gov Shapp. Rep James Ritter D Lehigh one of six conferees notes ongoing informal meetings to wrap up discussions.

Harrisburg Shapp James Ritter Lehigh Ritter Shappy William Yohn D-Montgomery Herbert Denenberg

Abortion Probe Links Senator to $200 Payment

Philadelphia reports that documents and a committee member claim Democratic Sen. Henry J. Gianfrani paid $200 to a doctor for Patricia Arney's abortion at Pennsylvania Hospital on May 18, 1970. Gianfrani denies paying or involvement, while acknowledging socializing with Arney in 1970. The Inquirer cites a canceled check as supporting the claim. Arney sought public exposure to prove perceived hypocrisy amid anti abortion votes. The piece also covers stalled auto no fault insurance talks and honors for Leonard Woodcock.

Philadelphia The Philadelphia Inquirer Patricia Arney the Inquirer Henry J. Gianfrani Pennsylvania Hospital Arney Gianfrani Cianfrani Inquirer

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