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11 Oct 1976
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1976
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brant v Cragg and a person named Phil, but lacks sufficient context such as court, date, location, or outcomes to craft a full summary.
In Belfast, an angry mob attacked Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan, leaders of the Women's Peace Movement, punching and hair pulling as cars were wrecked. The pair fled to a nearby Catholic church where Williams was kicked and both women were tested by the mob. The incident followed the death of a 13 year old boy killed by a plastic bullet, prompting peace rally calls in Londonderry.
Consumers and consumer groups now can testify at federal rule making with government grants covering part of their expenses. The Magnuson Moss Warranty Act allowed the FTC to pay some hearing costs. other agencies may follow unless prohibited by law. Applicants must show a necessary viewpoint not otherwise represented and lack means to participate.
In Harrisburg experts say cows concentrate iodine in milk making it a clear focus of fallout testing. Officials insist radiation levels never endangered milk drinkers despite farmers’ and dairies’ concerns about public panic and sales impact.
Corry Memorial Hospital the Corry Red Cross and the Erie County Health Department launch the area first swine flu mass immunization. Vaccines will be given Friday 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. in the hospital solarium chosen for wheelchair access. Nine nurses plus Red Cross staff and 16 volunteers will screen and register participants. The program targets those over 65 and the chronically ill considered high risk.
State police report three separate weekend accidents. Saundra Moore, 20, of North East, injured after losing control on Route 8 near Union City, admitted with contusions and abrasions. Michael Calhoun, 26, of Conenango Valley, NY, hit by an unidentified vehicle in a hit and run. his son Jack, 9, treated and released. Blaine Burkett Jr., 38, of Corry, collided with Ralph Fox, causing $850 damage.
Three Palestinians entered the Syrian Embassy in Rome and took five hostages for two hours before surrendering to police. One hostage, Hanen Hatem, was seriously wounded in the leg. The attackers, tied to the Black June Movement, claimed to protest Syria’s role in Lebanon’s civil war and said the action aimed to draw world attention to the Palestinian cause.
American balloonist Ed Yost, rescued nearly 60 miles from his objective, remains in good spirits after a 107 hour voyage that set records for duration and distance. He departed Maine last Tuesday aiming for a crossing between Norway and Spain, but strong winds forced a ditching east of the Azores. The Elisabeth Rulen freighter picked him up and was sailing to Gibraltar, with rescue operations aided by US and Portuguese authorities from Lajes Air Base and a Portuguese corvette.
AP reports in Tokyo that China may name Hua Kuo feng as party chairman after Central Committee meeting. Hsinhua says army pledges obedience headed by Hua, boosting his apparent elevation amid power struggles since Mao's death. Wall posters cite Hua as party chairman and Military Affairs Commission head.
Kyodo News reports in Peking that Hua Kuo-Feng is appointed chairman of the Chinese Communist Party to succeed Mao Tse-Tung. Hua will resign as Premier and designate an eight member successor after taking the party post.
Auditor General Robert P. Casey announced allocations totaling 2,921 Pennsylvania municipalities including Corry will share 1,492,670 from the Fire Insurance Tax Fund for 1975 to 1976. Payments range from Philadelphia's 1,900,437 to Washington Township's 2.75, with 22,055 withheld from 29 towns for various reasons. Allocations to Erie Crawford and Warren counties list Corry 5,019 Elgin Borough 39.34 Union City 2,299 Wattsburg 408.72 Sparta Township 65.02 Bear Lake 172.98 Columbus Township Movies 124.99 Spring Creek Township 101.85.
Forrest E. Moore, 76, of Centerville died Friday when a tree he was cutting split and struck him in the head. Crawford County Coroner Wilbur Thomas pronounced him dead at the scene. Moore’s body was found Saturday by his son.
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