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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1977

Page

2

It Wasn't ALL Turkey Just Ask State Police

State police at Corry report six Thanksgiving incidents including highway crashes thefts burglaries and a hit and run. A car struck two parked cars on Route 958 near Corry. another car damaged Beaverdam property. gasoline theft from Charles Swartz’s Titusville farm. a Beaverdam minor crash on Route 8. a three car wreck on Route 8 near Titusville blamed on brake failure. a hammer attack damaged Catherine Berkhous’s Corry vehicle.

Turkey Corry Freehold Township Stacy Ann Curry Sugar Grove Tony Beach Beaverdam Fred Walsh Charles Swartz R.D. 1 Titusville Hydetown Dianne Kinney Lin van Lanes Josh L. Prather R.D. 2 Centerville Deborah J. McWilliams Erie Brian McWilliams

Fight To Keep Pennsylvania Studded Tires

Harrisburg AP Pennsylvanians face the last winter with studded snow tires as lawmakers and groups battle to stop the ban set to take effect next April. Sen Frank Lynch says parts of the state want to keep studs, while PennDOT cites road damage and safety concerns. The Transportation Committee has three bills to remove the ban, with a Senate floor fight anticipated.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Frank Lynch Philadelphia Transportation Committee To Heads Erie Lynch State Transportation Department Senate Penndot W. Louis D-Cambria

Pa. Tax Riddle Still Not Solved

Harrisburg AP House members abandon Capitol for a deer season break amid stalled tax talks. Manderino roils with Republicans over raising personal income tax to 2.2 percent and corporate tax to 10.5 percent to fund state universities, while opponents warn any tax rise hurts business and low income families.

Harrisburg Capitol James Manderino Pennsylvania Manderino House Frank O'Connell Luzerne

Thanksgiving to Christmas Mood Drives Nation Toward Holidays

Nation shifts from Thanksgiving to Christmas as shoppers flood stores while crowds surge with holiday cheer. Amid protests, Dick Gregory faces jail after demonstrating near the White House against South African policy. President Carter enjoys a retreat at Camp David amid Thanksgiving duties. Mondale reports cooking duties at home. Parades by Macy’s and Gimbels light up major cities. In Plymouth, Indian leaders call Thanksgiving a day of fasting. Traffic deaths rise with more than 140 killed on highways. airline delays affect cross country travel.

Associated Press Indiana Dick Gregory White House Carter Plains Camp David Walter F. Mondale Washington Navy New York Macy's Philadelphia Gimbels Plymouth Mass Russell Meters Mashpee Wampinoag Mashpee Por Lillian

11th Victim Of Strangler In Los Angeles Serial Murders

An aspiring actress model named Jane Evelyn King 28 was found near a freeway in Griffith Park. autopsy shows strangulation. She was last seen Nov 9 leaving the Church of Scientology Celebrity Center. Police say most victims were attacked, some sexually assaulted, with bodies found in bushes and ravines in the northern suburbs.

Los Angeles Jane Evelyn King Griffith Miss King Thomas Noguchi Church of Scientology Vslendale Glemlals Kastin Glencdale County Short

Sketch Of Rapist Still Incomplete

Police Chief Kenneth Nichols reported that a composite sketch of a suspect in Saturday's rape-beating remains incomplete. Facial shape hairstyle nose and eyes are included but details are uncertain. no suspects in custody and officers continue pursuing several leads.

Kenneth Nichols Nichols Nichole

Johnstown Fights Over Flood Aid

Johnstown officials dispute how to spend a quarter million dollars in flood relief donations. Mayor Pfuhl seeks to veto a $100000 sewer cleaning purchase, arguing funds should aid churches and social agencies. Council members contend the money funds local cleanup to benefit residents, with a suit planned if vetoes stand.

Johnstown Cambria County Herbert Pfuhl Jr Council of Churches Pfuhl Rita Clark John Napolitan

No Day Of Rest For City Police During Thanksgiving

City police spent a busy Thanksgiving holiday handling multiple incidents. A 17 year old Corry juvenile was arrested for loitering and prowling at Mead avenue. Bradley R. Querreveld and Donald J. Cheney faced various charges after late night disturbances. A criminal mischief case at the Salvation Army caused about 30 dollars in damage.

Wayne Street Mead Avenue Corry Bradley R. Querreveld R.D. 4 Nakusk Harborcreek Querreveld Donald J. Cheney Atlantic Street Union City East Main Street Cheney Salvation Army West Washington Street

Tractors Parade Toward Plains Rally In Georgia

Farmers demanding higher prices organize a tractor caravan and crop-dusting flyover toward Plains, Georgia, Carter's hometown. The march, to pressure Congress for a floor price, could involve up to ten thousand tractors with 25 to 40 planes in support, despite Carter at Camp David.

Mare Plains Carter Georgia Plains Congress Counitry Georgia Agriculture Aviation Association

Blame Game on Wood Stove Fire Destroys Lyons Road Home

Firefighters from Elgin-Beaverdam and Wattsburg battled a blaze on Fenno road near Lyons road that had already consumed the house owned by the David Fenno family. Investigators tentatively blamed a wood stove fire as the cause. Elgin crews, about 20 men with five units, and Wattsburg with three units and several men responded around 2 pm yesterday.

Elgin-Beaverdam Wattsburg Fenno Road Lyons Road David Fenno Elkin Elgin

Zoning variances granted for two properties in city

City administrator Robert Grice announced that no objections appeared as the zoning board heard requests. Terry Peterson of 16 First Avenue can convert his 402 Mead Street property into four apartments, and Robert Migliaccio of 125 Mott Street may use the front of his home for arts and crafts sales for six months, with a possible move to a permanent site if profitable. Neighbors voiced no opposition.

Robert Grice Zoning Board Terry Peterson First Avenue Mead ™ Avenue Robert Migliaccio Mott Street Migliacci Migliaccio Grice

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