Scranton State Hospital Refuses Abortion On Demand
Trustees at Scranton State Hospital voted to reject abortion on demand citing lack of obstetric facilities and staff conscience. The decision drew pro life and Catholic support amid protests by parochial students. opposition argued access and state funding implications.
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Emperor Hirohito Begins U S Visit With Honors Greeting
Washington AP Japan's Emperor Hirohito opened a two week state visit praising restored Japan United States ties after World War II. President Ford welcomed him on the White House south lawn as military honors were rendered and a large crowd watched. The emperor and Empress Nagako received flowers as security remained tight for the high profile tour scheduled across major cities and Hawaii.
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Hunter In Area Drill Sparks Wide Search
More than 100 men combed the Pididills Hill area last night in a mock hunt for a mythical lost hunter. Corry firemen Civil Defense Erie County Sheriff's Posse and Rescue Service joined the drill called by Sheriff Andrew Hanisek. The posse arrived with horses but they were not used and the county bloodhound was ill. The searchers said they found the Just Hunter.
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Wholesale price index nudges up in September
Washington reports show the Labor Department finding a six tenths of one percent rise in the nations wholesale prices for September, led by fuels and metals and boosted by farm product gains. Despite the September uptick, the overall index remains below August’s gain as seasonal adjustments complicate readings.
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Hearst Named in Carmichael Bank Robbery Murder Probe
Patricia Hearst identified as renter of a garage used by bank robbers who killed a customer during the April 21 Carmichael Crocker National Bank holdup. Federal prosecutors weigh murder and other charges linked to Hearst and SLA members. investigators cite ski mask and green scarf evidence, with additional possible charges related to other killings in the Hearst-SLA case. Hearst, 21, faces federal bank robbery charges in San Francisco and is jailed in Redwood City.
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Firm Explains Flood Plain Study Here
City officials and local lending representatives met with Michael Baker Jr Inc engineers and HUD staff to review a flood plain study planned for Corry. The study aims to define the flood area around Hare Creek and will take about one to one and a half years to complete.
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Former Corry Man Developed 'Chevette'
Corry natives note John Mowrey 33 GM chief engineer for the Chevette. He previewed the small American car in major cities as Auto writers credit him with its development. Car and Driver hails the Chevette as a distinct GM entry of 1976, and lauds Mowrey's promise.
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Corry Escapes Gas Hikes in PUC Ruling
National Fuel Gas Distribution Corp. drops a 593000 increase request for its Erie District while the PUC grants a 45 million rise for the Oil City district, affecting about 101700 Oil City customers across 14 counties and 86700 Erie district customers in several counties after protests end.
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Burglary Charge Brought. Police Seek Three More Suspects
City police charged Timothy Huff, 19, of 20 East Main Street after a 3:15 a.m. burglary at Pat Cochran’s apartment on West Church Street. A money bag with $30 was taken. Officers saw a car with four riders on North Center Street and pursued it. three additional suspects are being sought for questioning.
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