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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1977

Page

1

Rowdy Friday Night Police Nabs Multiple Disorderly Fights

Numerous disorderly conduct arrests followed a rowdy Friday night at CAHS football game and local venues. William Lindenberger, 19, of 315 Warren Street, faced disorderly conduct charges after a sidelines fight and obscene language. two off duty troopers helped eject him. At the Central Labor Club, David Wingard, 28, of Pulaski Tennessee, cited for loud, intoxicated behavior and a refused exit, and Raymond Richardson, 27, of R D Corry, arrested for disorderly conduct moments later. Police also investigated two thefts, including $9 gas pilferage at Stop and Go on North Center Street and a $25 sweatshirt stolen from a high school locker. A Corry motorist received a citation for running a red light, and Toni Morris, 19, cited for not stopping at North Center and Smith Streets. A minor bus incident near the high school was also investigated.

William R. Lindenberger Warren Street Journal Yenchak Corry William R Lindenberger CAHS Lindenberger Corry State Central Labor Club David J. Wingard Pulaski Tenn Raymond W Richardson R.D Wingard Bobby Cline North Center Street Cline Bradley Ireland Essex Street Toni E. Morris West Smith Street North Center Smith Streets William

Boy 13 Hangs Self in Halloween House Tragedy

In Dunn North Carolina a 13 year old boy died in what authorities call an accidental hanging inside a church carnival house of horrors. Keith L Norris was found kneeling with a makeshift noose made from nylon strap. Dr Brad B Randall performed the autopsy and ruled the death accidental. The incident occurred after the Halloween carnival hosted by Leslie Methodist Church ended.

Dunn House of Horrors Keith L. Norris Brad B Randall State Medical Examiner Norris Leslie Methodist Church

Hoffa Search Opens Again

The Hoffa case surges back as skeletal remains found in Pennsylvania prompt renewed FBI interest. Dental records initially suggested a match but Detroit medical examiner Dr Dominick DiMaio says the preliminary check does not confirm Hoffa.

New York Jimmy Hoffa Teamsters Union Pennsylvania Hoffa Detroit Dominick DiMaio DiMaio Hofta FBI

Obituary of Robert E. Vanderhoof

Robert E. Vanderhoof, longtime resident and respected community member, died recently at his home after a short illness. He was noted for his work with local civic groups, supporting education and neighborhood preservation. A funeral service is planned at St. Mark’s Church with burial beside his wife.

Car Train Crash Here Kills Elgin Man 18

An 18 year old Elgin man, James F Gates, was killed when his pickup stalled on a private road crossing and was struck by a Conrail train traveling 50 mph near Elgin. The crash occurred at 6 p.m yesterday, with Gate’s body pronounced at the scene. Gerald Butterworth and William D Thompson of Meadville operated and engineered the train. Gates, born May 12, 1959, was a Corry Area High School junior, employed part time by Kendrick Janitorial Service, and a weekend security worker at Cooper Energy Services. He is survived by parents, a brother, grandparents, and great grandmother. funeral arrangements were set with Hravken Funeral Home.

Vanrail Elgin James F Gates Corry Gates Conrail Erie County Lates Gerald Butterworth Meadville William D. Thompson Charles C Josephine N. (Schrader) Gates Clymer Hill Elgin Area James Uonelway Corry Area High School Kendrick Cooper Energy Services Charles Ki Gates Stanley Schrader Wilhelm Kusa Charleroi Hus Nellie Dunlee Towanda Forrest M Gates Hravken F Eugene Donelson Evangelical United Methodist Church Pine Grove Cemetery

Mixed bag of small crimes and incidents across region

Troopers report a string of minor cases from crashes to thefts, including Amish community suspects. A lumber theft at Byler's lumber mill on Route 7 north of Spartansburg involved $50 of cherry lumber. A buggy and car collision on Route 77 near Spartansburg injured nothing major. A deer strike caused light damage on Route 8 near Wattsburg. Another lumber theft from Maillard Sawmill on Dewey road. owner Richard Maillard. Separate report: Vietnamese airliner hijacked on a Singapore domestic flight with fatalities. Thailand and Singapore landings followed as authorities respond.

Corry Jake Byler Spartansburg Route 77 David Pettigrew Springstreet Alfred Kuns Hb.1 Wattsburg Lawrence Fiscus Euclid Street Maillard Dewey Road Crawford County Richard S. Maillard Guys Mills

Polls Find Majority Disapprove Of Gov Shapp

Harrisburg AP Fifty five percent of those surveyed disapprove of Gov. Shapp's performance in office. The poll by Pennsylvanians for Effective Government also shows 62 percent disapprove of the legislature as a whole.

Harrisburg Gov. Shapp Pennsylvanians For Effective Government PEG

Letter mixup stains message from ex president on Helms support

A Raleigh attorney Gerald Bass received a misaddressed note from former President Gerald Ford that misspelled his name and urged support for Senator Jesse Helms. Bass, a Democrat, said he likely would not back Helms, noting the odd closing line from Ford. In Cleveland, a bank robbery earlier yielded a bag of cash but no gun, as the teller said the robber was too short to reach it and a bystander handed over the money. The suspect, nicknamed Little Eddie, was later arrested nearby with authorities questioning him.

Raleigh Ncval Gerald Bass Gerald St Ford Bass Jesse Helms Bim A. Lam Gerald R. Ford Helms Cleveland (Ap Cleveland Trust Co Little Eddie

Pennsylvania road hazards blamed for most crashes in 1976

The Road Information Program TRIP reports hazardous roads caused 71,690 Pennsylvania accidents in 1976, costing about 214.8 million dollars and contributing to 2,025 fatalities statewide. Human error and aging infrastructure are cited as key factors with 14,801 miles of arteries deemed too narrow for large vehicles.

Corry Pennsylvania Road Information Program TRIP Washington, D.C Henry D. Harral Honeybrook Harral Pennsylvania Highway Department Pennsylvania Department of Transportation

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Ces Boy Robert E. Vanderhoof James F. Gates Singapore Thailand East Main Street Eaton Sciota
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