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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1976
Page
1
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Pittsburgh AP report notes several steelmakers raised prices on sheet products by around six percent amid White House scrutiny. National Steel triggered the inquiry. Wheeling-Pittsburgh Armco Youngstown Sheet and Tube Inland Steel Jones & Laughlin all joined with 15 to 21/2 per ton increases. Flat rolled steel demand is cited as strong while production slid to a multi month low.
San Diego Urban League director Clarence Pendleton Jr says an active Ku Klux Klan chapter operates at Camp Pendleton and the Marine Corps knows of it. He cites a recent commando style raid by black Marines on a white barracks that left six white servicemen hospitalized and eight Marines charged under military law. Pendleton says the Urban League offers help to address racial tensions and that press coverage misrepresents incidents.
President-elect Jimmy Carter keeps open the possibility of recruiting Henry Kissinger for special assignments. Jody Powell said Carter would not feel improper if Kissinger offered assistance. Some Democrats have urged Kissinger as a potential envoy to the Middle East, while Carter aims for a long relationship with the former secretary of state. He may attend a NATO session in London next May, but has no overseas travel planned in his first year. Powell noted Carter will visit Washington for two days the week of December 5 to discuss Cabinet picks and top aides.
Plains Georgia AP report notes aides to President elect Jimmy Carter weigh whether he can sign laws as Jimmy Carter or must use James Earl Carter Jr. Carter prefers Jimmy, the name he used for campaigns and as governor. Powell says resolution is not urgent.
A man wielding a mag-draped ax smashed nine walls and fifteen storefront windows along Willywood Boulevard before being shot and killed Friday by two Los Angeles police officers. Officers said he advanced on them with the weapon after warnings. The slain man's identity was not released.
Muted relief as bodies are recovered from mosque courtyards and village streets in eastern Turkey. Officials report 3,636 counted in Muradiye Caldiran Breis and Diyadin with damage to 8,000 buildings and about 20,000 injured. NATO aid planes and Incirlik base bolster relief amid freezing conditions and shattered villages.
Stephanie Larimer and her daughter Tara Larimer were examined after a car with the engine running rolled forward. The child shifted into gear, driving 15 feet, sideswiping a utility pole, then crossing a street and sidewalk while the mother tried to intervene. The car struck a parking sign. the child fell out as it stopped. Damages were estimated at $25 to the car and $25 to borough signs.
David R. Starkey, 30, died instantly in a two car head on crash on Route 19 south of Meadville. Patricia McClain, 41, was hospitalized in serious condition with a head injury and possible internal injuries. The crash occurred about a mile south of the Route 285 interchange with I 79.
In a vast UN General Assembly vote, 124 to 1 with three abstentions, the body urged the United States to reconsider Vietnam’s bid for full UN membership. Britain, West Germany, and Israel abstained while the U.S. cast the lone negative vote. Vietnamese and U.S. debate over missing in action remains tied to Vietnam’s push for war reconstruction aid.
The battered body of John Rossi, a former associate of mob boss Raymond Patriarca, was found along a bloodied half mile trail in North Providence. He had been shot twice and was dragged by a car. A suspect was detained for questioning as autopsy revealed multiple wounds and a fractured skull.
Dennis A. Eckert explains CB radio theft risks and advises on alarms and car modifications. He covers visible lights, sirens, belt or purse receivers, horn relays, alternating horn usage, emergency flashers, brake lights, headlights, and inside back window beacons to deter burglars while noting regulatory color limits.
Lincoln Nebraska AP state senator Ernest Chambers demands prosecutions for Army National Guard officials over a mock hanging at a May training party in Fort Gordon Georgia. Gov Exon fired Maj Gen Francis Winner as adjutant general after reviewing the incident and report. Guard member Dan Briscoe, identified as black, was said to have avoided choking by placing hands between rope and neck and later caused damage in a barracks window. The governor found no evidence of intent to harm.
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