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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1975
Page
1
A garbled fragment references Ford and a fiscal deficit, with mentions of tax pending and figures like 305 and 22. The text is incomplete, obscuring names, dates, and exact actions. It implies a discussion of fiscal policy and authority but lacks coherent details.
Blane ay and rtrea d Por headline a fragmentary notice from a local page. The readable text hints at names and a place but details are unclear.
In Harrisburg AP reports PennDOT forms its maintenance criteria without outside review. Officials and scholars criticize subjective judgments and politics shaping repairs, noting skid tests and road condition measures guide safety decisions while lawmakers and communities seek a review or independent commission. Governors, taxes, and district influence factor into funding and project choices.
Mayor Mary Ann Kibler denounces W W Waterhouse letter in the Journal as a shocking assault on Corry. She says no rental charges were levied and she financed hotel incorporation for a senior citizens group. Kibler calls the exchange a purely political skirmish and defends her plan.
Officials of the Associated Spring Corporation announced Maurice M. DellaVecchia of Bristol Conn has been named to succeed Joseph F Pitcavage as factory manager of ASC Raymond Division here. DellaVecchia will retire Pitcavage after a long tenure guiding the facility, with leadership transition effective immediately.
Weekend police reported five traffic incidents with total property damage near $3,000 and no injuries. A teen driver hit a cow on Route 8 killing the animal. A two-vehicle crash on Route 5 injured no one but caused $850 in damage. A single-vehicle rollover on a rural Oil Creek road caused about $1,000 damage. A red car knocked down a mailbox on Miller Farm Road with no damage estimate.
The family of Thomas Dominessy, 26, of Corry reports he was severely burned in an oil well blast and fire. He is hospitalized at Emergency Hospital Burns Center, Buffalo, undergoing skin grafts and faces a long recovery, with requests for cards and letters since visiting is limited.
AP reports Western State Penitentiary inmate Larry T. Chunky Parker escaped after leaving with two prison clerks to a Jehovah's Witnesses convention at the Civic Arena. Parker, serving 10 to 20 years on murder and armed robbery charges, did not return to the clerks outside the arena Saturday.
In Beirut and six suburbs Moslem and Christian militiamen fought with mortars rockets and heavy machine guns as a ceasefire collapsed. police reported over 80 killed and 150 wounded since the latest flare up. Prime Minister Karami called an emergency reconciliation meeting that failed to unify factions.
Four youths aged 14 and 15, two boys and two girls, were charged with criminal trespass and glue sniffing after an incident Friday night in a barn on East Smith Street owned by Charles Parkhurst. Police said the four attempted to flee as officers arrived. all were rounded up and detained.
Senator Proxmire attacked Frank Zarb over 13 charter flights totaling 19 000 gallons of jet fuel used to promote energy conservation. An FEA spokesman defended the travel as necessary for schedule needs and speeches, noting several flights could not be done commercially and some trips targeted local business groups.
Police pursue an alleged gunman after a Saturday shooting near a high school football game. A rifle or pistol fired at youths, with a second incident locating bullet holes through two windows and a door casing at the school. A spent bullet underwent analysis to confirm calibre.
State Police report investigating multiple thefts and burglaries over the weekend with modest losses. The costliest theft involved a $600 motorcycle taken from a Titusville home between the 10th and yesterday. Other incidents include 15 gallons of gasoline siphoned from a Union City school bus, a $10 ignition coil stolen from a Townville truck, a $160 3030 Winchester rifle from a Spartanburg home, and a $380 aluminum canoe taken from Canadohta Lake property with an attempted break in at a Chicora cottage.
In Naples Italy AP report says the collision between the U S aircraft carrier John F Kennedy and the cruiser Belknap triggered fires and explosions. Four sailors were killed four missing and 16 injured with five in serious condition. Belknap suffered heavy damage while JFK remained capable of flight operations.
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