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The fragmentary OCR notes a casual inquiry about adding finesse and questioning if any immediate actions or plans exist. No clear names dates places or organizations are readable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1969
Page
7
The fragmentary OCR notes a casual inquiry about adding finesse and questioning if any immediate actions or plans exist. No clear names dates places or organizations are readable.
The fragment shows a brief reference to surfing and a studio setting, mentioning Bishopall, Ito, and Ed More. Details are unclear, but the item appears to be a short caption about a skating or surfing event tied to a studio arrangement.
Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito comments on the Senate version of the tax reform bill likely raising the personal exemption from 600 to 850 with a goal toward 1200. He and other Representatives push for inclusion in the House Senate compromise prior to final passage. Separately, Interior Secretary Hickel offers to meet with Alcatraz Indians who occupy the island as they negotiate. Pittsburgh Mayor Barr dedicates a 10 million dollar water filtration plant to produce about 150 million gallons of drinking water daily.
Two Erie detective sergeants were suspended after merchandise vanished from Leone's Radio Service following a November 14 break in. Suspects Paul Mielewski and Richard Swiderski faced burglary charges. detectives denied involvement until radios were returned. Charges undecided as of now.
In Pittsburgh a bandit wearing a grey scarf robbed a Lyman Savings and Loan branch in Arlington Heights, the fourth such heist in a week. He simulated a gun, demanded cash, and escaped with under $1,000.
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