14 Oct 1977
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1977
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice with partial names and roles. The readable elements include Ang Lavery, a Wood of town, labaugh, Mrs Le, and individuals Fred and 1R.D 2 fillar, suggesting a note or listing without clear context or action.
A damaged OCR fragment references Morton, Lester Marshall, and Mrs in Tulsa and Erie. names like Grand and James appear as scattered clues. The text lacks clear actions or dates, but hints at a local obituary or memorial with several individuals named.
President Carter and Panama’s Gen. Omar Torrijos met over 90 minutes at the White House to resolve disputes over the Panama Canal treaty’s neutrality language after 2000. They planned a possible clarifying statement while Senate hearings continued with Kissinger and Rusk endorsing the pact and warning against reservations.
A Maine father, John Starks Sr., 40, is indicted by a Kennebec County Grand Jury on 61 charges tied to sexual abuse of his five children dating from Christmas Day 1976 to last week. The children, three girls aged 12, 15, and 17, and two boys aged 11 and 14, may testify. they are in custody of their mother and grandmother as welfare officials review custody. The indictment includes 25 counts gross sexual misconduct, 20 counts incest, 11 counts sexual abuse of a minor, and five counts endangering the welfare of a child under 16, with alleged photo evidence found hidden in the home. The case followed a Sunday-night tip to investigators.
Doctors switch off life support for Carol Wilkinson a Bradford woman declared clinically dead after a brutal sexual assault raising legal questions about whether her attacker can be charged with murder. Coroner and police note brain death tests confirmed irreversible loss of brain activity prompting doctors to remove respiration support, a move paralleling the Karen Ann Quinlan case and sparking debates over accountability for the death.
Harrisburg PA The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission unveiled a plan to replace the fuel cost adjustment with a year long levelized energy cost rate based on utility cost forecasts. If forecasts fail refunds or supplemental payments would occur. The total monthly bill would be similar but the per kilowatt hour charge would stay constant for 12 months. The plan aims to keep utilities viable and reduce billing swings though customers still pay for energy costs.
The Senate Finance Committee nears final passage of an energy tax bill that rejects most of President Carter's ideas. It adds large tax credits to help factories and power plants switch to coal while avoiding energy tax increases. Carter warns he can veto and even order rationing if Congress fails to pass a plan he deems acceptable.
Police report two red light incidents at East Seth and North Center streets and North Center and Smith streets. Tom Lamendala 54 of 754 East Main Street cited for failure to obey signals after his car hit a vehicle driven by Dennis J. Highy 25 of RD 1 Corry. Eleanor M Davids 56 of 66 Elk Street cited for failing to remain standing at red. A Spartansburg man, Mark A Schrecengost 18, stayed in city jail for disorderly conduct after resisting officers near Ike's Grill on East Main Street. He faces arraignment before District Justice Patsy Nichols.
Bill Eaton reports residents protested as Corry Foam Products foam slated for burning in a house at East South and Concord in front of St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Fire chiefs agreed to remove foam after concerns about toxic smoke during a two day training burn on October 22 and 23.
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