Fragmentary note on a building and work site
A clipped, garbled excerpt mentions a building and ongoing work or delays. The legible bits hint at construction activity, but no clear dates, names, or locations emerge from the fragment.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1976
Page
3
A clipped, garbled excerpt mentions a building and ongoing work or delays. The legible bits hint at construction activity, but no clear dates, names, or locations emerge from the fragment.
A brief item notes a 963 dollar figure and a study by Dr. Colle examining locational spans and distances, with reference to a journal or association. The readable text is fragmentary but indicates research context and numeric data.
Fragmentary line notes a death and a reference to a location and numbers but lacks clear names or context. The readable portion suggests an incident or event with minimal identifiable entities.
Four local men Ken Berkhous Craig McQuiston Don Hildum and Dale Higley hunted at Pymatuning Reservoir yesterday morning and retrieved four geese weighing about 9 to 11 pounds each. The Journal photographer McCray captures the display of their catch.
A compact Q and A on Dr J Erving nickname origins and Bobby Vinton life details. The piece covers Vinton’s Polish American ties, hit songs such as Roses are Red and Melody of Love, and his touring and TV plans. It also notes Playgirl editor Mari Scott Milant’s visit and discusses Northern Ireland versus Philadelphia murder rates.
AP reports Karl Regul, once mugged in 1946 on Fort Meade base, may recover a crumbling wallet with a $25 war bond. Found during base demolition, the wallet contained papers and a photo. Regul, now 49, recalls the long-ago incident after a chain of detective luck. A separate note covers Deere & Co. UAW contract votes, with about 9,000 of 27,000 workers accepting higher wages and pensions across Milan, East Moline, Moline, and Ottumwa.
Washington civil liberties group urges the House assassinations committee to examine Fred Hampton's 1969 Chicago raid killing. Documents suggest FBI involvement. Hampton and Mark Clark were Panthers killed as police raided their apartment amid gunfire.
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