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The fragmentary notice mentions Rocky with unclear urgency or event spanning seven to nine, but lacks readable context. No definite people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes emerge.
26 Oct 1971
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1971
Page
1
The fragmentary notice mentions Rocky with unclear urgency or event spanning seven to nine, but lacks readable context. No definite people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes emerge.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a purchasing note or notice on lighting practice. The readable items mention turn, retail, sect, lightn ess, and practice terms without clear attribution or full sentences. Likely a damaged snippet from a broader public notice or catalog entry.
A fragile art piece, fully shed and enclosed, collapsed from a wall during removal at a residence. Cor 981 responders secured the scene and began assessment of injuries and structural safety.
In Washington AP report on a Senate confrontation over U N funding after Taiwan's expulsion. Sen Buckley and 20 allies call for major U S financial reduction and possible inclusion in foreign aid bill. Critics including Dole Muskie Kennedy McGovern and Humphrey oppose the cut.
The Peeping Tam study shows a teacher and parent discussing youngsters during last night's open house at Concord School as American Education Week kicks off. Similar events will run through the week at Corry Area schools. Congress has allocated funds for the United Nations this year, with a Senate consideration remaining for the 3.2 billion foreign aid authorization in Passman subcommittee.
Charles Chuck' Elehynski of West Columbus Avenue faces removal from ballots for Corry Area School District director as a Democratic foul up over a merger caused primary noms to vanish. County board votes to keep his name off with ballots already printed. Elehynski vows to blame party officials for the oversight.
The U N General Assembly voted 76 35 with 17 abstentions to recognize the People's Republic of China as the sole legitimate Chinese representative and expel Chiang Kai shek's Nationalist regime ending the Republic of China's 26 year charter status. The vote followed a failed U S bid for dual representation and drew mixed reactions from allies as Peking remained silent.
Corry District Magistrate Justin Butters, aged 70, was removed from the payroll under a new constitution clause. He argues compensation cannot be diminished during a term, while officials say retirement orders end salary. Attorney Agresti notes ongoing disputes over legal interpretation and pension gaps for minor judiciary.
Police say Harry M. Burrows 74 of Corry failed to yield at West Smith Street and Mead Avenue causing a noon collision with Mrs. Richard Sutton 21 of 217 Park Avenue Kun Dracik's Trailer Court. Burrows faced a failure to yield charge. Burrows car $300 damage and Sutton's $900.
A 26 year old local woman Ellen Mae Rooney was charged with drunk and disorderly conduct after creating a disturbance at the Post Office and then refusing to enter a police patrol car. She berated a postal employee and pushed a deputy’s wife down stairs before being captured and released pending a hearing before District Justice Porter Auer.
A Corry man treated and released from Corry Memorial Hospital for chest stab wounds after an altercation in Sherman. Injured, Russell Hepler, 19, of 711 Liberty Street, said he did not know who stabbed him. Sheriff’s officials had only hospital report. an officer was sent to the scene to investigate, no details available at press time.
The 76-35 U N vote expelling Nationalist China marks a setback for the Nixon era yet offers potential long term benefits. The United States will keep Taiwan’s defense treaty and other ties while seeking better relations with the mainland.
Inesville Conneaut teachers demand a four day work week with pay raises as contract talks remain unresolved. About 1025 teachers struck after protest over a 40 hour 50 minute week with a half hour lunch. Per board negotiator Charles Lowe, proposed pay would average around 471 per day with possible changes to 91 14, and daily rates ranging from 37 22 to 7504 depending on final terms.
The Commerce Department reports Erie County Pennsylvania remains healthy and vigorous with growth in employment wages and production. Erie and Corry act as industrial centers. Corry hosts 22 plants and 2713 workers while Erie area accounts for 337 establishments employing nearly 45 thousand with a $293 million payroll and $882 million output. The county ranks high in potatoes and maple syrup, but shows poverty constraints in Appalachia. The feature notes extensive federal state and local investment and a long history dating to 1792.
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