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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1975
Page
1
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Vienna AP reports Prof Jermen Gvishiani son in law of Soviet Premier Kosygin and chair of the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis council received a congratulatory note from U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger marking the institute's third anniversary.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger shows active interest in a possible meeting in Moscow with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev to revive nuclear weapons negotiations. If Brezhnev attends a late next month Communist party congress in Cuba, Kissinger or President Ford may meet the general secretary in the Caribbean.
Erie zoo officials report Gladys the 10 year old giraffe died from an acute seizure. Erie children had raised $10,000 to fund a mate, but the pair never mated before her death. Zoo director James Rhea said no decision yet on replacing Gladys.
City panel votes on tax levy and appropriation with Downey opposing the levy and budget, while three members support it. Downey backs the salary ordinance though it omits the 1976 police pay scale. Police seek about 23 percent raise. the city offered nine percent plus fringe benefits.
In Harrisburg the House rejected a 19 year old drinking bill for the second time this week, 100 to 93, short of the 102 votes needed. The measure cannot be reconsidered this session, leaving the legal drinking age at 21 through 1976. Opponents cited teen drinking risks while supporters argued for tax and duty fairness for 19-year-olds.
Carlos L. Bowe, 25, of Union City, was arrested by Trooper Richard Gambino on a car theft case dating from October 1974 at Cliff Buesink Ford Sales. He was arraigned and jailed in Erie County on $10,000 bond. The rented vehicle, valued at about $4,000, has not been recovered and may have been taken toward Cleveland.
In Dingmans Ferry near Pike County two men, Daniel Phillips aged 62 of Philadelphia and Maynard Branscome aged 31 of Lafayette Hill, were killed by a single high powered rifle shot fired by a 13 year old boy hunting with his father during the one day bear season. Police say the teenager aimed at a bear and the slug passed through Phillips before lodging in Branscome. The incident is under investigation and no charges have been filed.
The article reports that as of mid year 287000 people had exhausted unemployment benefits and nationwide in 1976 about 2.47 million would run out. It details a 65 week benefit path ending with AF SB and adds Corry PBES figures and the 1067 local claimants with 566 on regular benefits.
In Sacramento a deadlocked jury in the Squeaky Fromme case won judge approval to consider a lesser charge of assault instead of attempting to assassinate President Ford. U.S. District Judge Thor MacBride instructed jurors to decide if Fromme committed assault, with the punishment capped at years in prison, after hours of deliberations and no verdict on the assassination attempt charge.
Harrisburg AP Mrs O Bannon a Pittsburgh economist becomes the first woman named to Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission The Senate confirmed her 45 to 3 vote She fills one of two vacancies at the agency that sets electric and gas rates The move may end deadlocks that slowed PUC action for months and allow commissioners to approve routine cases without formal action
Pumpkin pie is portrayed as more American than apple pie with origins in 17th century America. Pilgrims reportedly ate it as early as 1621 and Indigenous growers taught settlers to cultivate pumpkins known as pompions. John Josselyn’s mid 1600s recipe describes pumpkin as the American staple.
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