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Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear reference to 135 heirs and an missing verb phrase. No identifiable names or locations clearly recoverable. Lacks context to form a meaningful newspaper item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1971
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear reference to 135 heirs and an missing verb phrase. No identifiable names or locations clearly recoverable. Lacks context to form a meaningful newspaper item.
This entry appears as fragmentary OCR text with no coherent event or identifiable entities. It does not provide readable names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
Two years ago a concerted letter campaign helped spark the first night broadcast of the World Series after a fan complained he could not hear the games on his radio. The effort highlighted public demand shaping sports media access.
Pfc. Roger Richardson of Corry Pa a 1970 high school graduate earned potential medal after saving two wounded comrades at Chu Lai Vietnam on 22 July 1971. He rushed through tear gas to help them reach 92nd Evac Hospital before returning to work at the Chu Lai Rock Quarry.
Titusville Area High School student Michael Bromley 15 remained in satisfactory condition after being kicked in the face in the hallway. William Sterling 18 Hydetown, a Titusville High senior, was suspended indefinitely. board meeting planned to determine permanent discipline.
About 60 Black community leaders endorsed Republican Thacher Longstreth over incumbent Frank Rizzo, signaling a shift amid crime concerns. Rizzo, police commissioner turned mayoral candidate, had presided over rising crime but kept Philadelphia’s crime rate per 100000 low relative to peers.
Herrick Roth, president of the Colorado Labor Council, warned Tuesday that Phase 2 of Nixon's economic program could spark a nationwide work holiday if organized labor does not receive what it calls fair treatment. The Council's 32 members wrapped up a two day meeting as AFL CIO national convention set to begin in Florida on November 1, just before wage price controls take effect.
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