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31 Oct 1977
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1977
Page
1
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Halloween origins and Celtic death rites linking to All Saints Day
Philadelphia AP reports Dr. Robert Lima of Penn State explains Halloween stems from 7th century Celtic Sanhain rituals marking death and the coming of winter. He notes early customs included sacred fires, spirits at crossroads, and ancestor visitation, later transformed by Christianity into November 1 All Souls Day and evolving into a child’s event with masked pranks and scary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Christendom
Robert Lima
Pennsylvania State University
Lima
Aatumn
Tugat
Lama
Satan
Thrifty Legislators To Spend $18,000 On Virgin Island Trip
Philadelphia reports state taxpayers will cover about $18,000 for Lt. Gov Ernest Kline and 23 lawmakers to attend the December eastern regional conference of the Council of State Governments in the Virgin Islands. Delegates include Sen. Thomas Nolan and Sen. Quentin Orlando among others. conference runs five days from December 4 with topics on welfare energy and health costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ernest Kline
Virgin Islands
Thomas Nolan
D-Allegheny
Quentin Orlando
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Hershey
Nolan
Orlando
Thomas Andrews
H-Lawrence
Louis Coppersmith
D-Cambria
Budd Dwyer
R-Crawford
Craig Lewis
D-Bucks
Edward Zemprelli
Allegheny
Federal workers may receive two retirement checks under split plans
Washington AP reports that some federal employees already qualify for both civil service and Social Security, enabling two retirement checks and sparking debate over integrating the pension with Social Security. Critics cite higher civil service benefits and road funding waste discussions with PennDOT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Deer Doings and Truck Break‑In Stir Weekend Police
State troopers reported deer activity during the rutting season on Route 6 with two deer collisions near the city. A major theft occurred at the West Washington gravel pit where Barry Randall’s two trucks were broken into and loot valued at about 700 dollars vanished including two CB radios and eight track tapes among other items. Investigators described vent-window break ins and ongoing follow up on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plce
West Washington Street
Barry Randall
Apache Drive
Shawnee Village
Gordon Bigelow
R.D 4
Corry
Pam
Gerald A. Test
Buller
Teff
Make It To States For Corry Cross Country Duo
For the first time Corry Area High School will send two runners to states after finishing fourth and fifth at the District X Meet in Edinboro. Jim Tobin edged Brent Henderson at the tape to secure the bid as Corry placed seventh among 21 Class AA teams. More from the sports page and photo by Yenchak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
States
Edinboro
Jim Tobin
Brent Henderson
State College
Tobin
Henderson
Corry
Journal
Yenchak
Import Aid Could Rise 50 to 100 Percent
President Carter weighs proposals to expand the government program aiding firms workers and communities hurt by foreign competition. The plan would boost funding, shift from cash payments to retraining, and offer low interest loans to modernize facilities while aiding cities hit by lost industry. Zenith plans mass layoffs moving jobs to Taiwan and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Japan
West Germany
Zenith Radio Corp
Watsontown
Chicago
Taiwan
Mexico
Halloween Weekend Brings City Police and Fire Runs
A weekend of mischief and arrests marked by mischief charges and a corruption of minors case involving a Union City girl, pumpkin throwing leading to three arrests for criminal mischief, theft reports, drunk driving and disorderly conduct charges, and multiple vehicle crashes with utility poles. Fire crews fought leaf fires around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Nancy A. Yovich
R.D. 1
Fishers Big Wheel
Ms Yovich
Ed Mr. Yovich
John Walsh
Franklin Street
Walsh
Spartansburg
North Center Street
David H. Cieplechowicz
Union Street
Erie
Linton
West Church Street
David A. Grinder
West Bend Street
South Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Fourth Avenue
West Pleasant Street
Pleasant
One Million Americans For A Million Soviets
Washington AP reports a Pennsylvanian professor at the Pentagon invited ideas to stop the nuclear arms race by swapping citizens or leaders as hostages. Dr. Martin E. Goldstein placed notices in science and political journals to gather fresh proposals, receiving about 25 responses ranging from bizarre to practical.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Pennsylvania
Pentagon
Martin E. Goldstein
Goldstein
Widner College
Chester
Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
Political Science
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