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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1975
Page
3
This fragment questions the reliability of alarms and whether false alarms or true alarms trigger responses. It references chiefs and a person’s actions but lacks coherent details, places, dates, or concrete outcomes to confirm a specific event or institution.
Fragments outline alleged misconduct within GSA involving executives, internal files, and interviews. The text hints at clashes over civil Hampton and others, with references to investigations, leadership, and claims of disparagement and inappropriate hiring practices.
A line of thunderstorms in western Pennsylvania left four people injured none seriously. Two high school students at a Claysville football game were knocked down as the crowd surged amid approaching storms. A 68 year old man was pinned by a fallen tree in Jennerstown and treated at a Johnstown hospital. The storm also caused outages across several counties, damaged property, and briefly knocked WCVI off the air when crews cut power nearby.
MEADVILLE The state Auditor General's office issued a report accusing the PENNCREST School District of spending 224 177 more than it received in subsidies and local taxes during 1972 74. The auditor also charged the district treasurer with not performing duties for 72 73 and 73 74, while the district explains delays in Maplewood High School construction caused the deficit and notes reimbursements would have offset costs if on schedule. The report also cites missing monthly accounting category balances and notes deposits and treasurer reports were prepared by the district accountant before the board designated Ralph McClay as treasurer in July 1974.
Pithole City in western Pennsylvania rose in 1865 as a booming oil town with 15,000 residents, theaters, clubs, a newspaper and a pioneering pipeline. It collapsed within 18 months as fires, low production and pricing shifts drained investment, leaving only crumbled foundations, a museum, and markers where streets once lay.
Florence Sherlock and Sparta residents share fall weather hopes as the Sparta fair approaches and school begins. Local visits include Viva Bergendahl and Janet Stair in Kingston, Mich., and Clifford Crosby’s family trip to Pinchykner. The Sparta Men’s bowling league opens at Bowl-Aire in Corry next Monday. Community notes cover church retreats, senior citizens at the firehall, dinners, visits by relatives, and preparations for upcoming trips and events. Sympathy extended to Mrs. John Weidner on her husband’s Florida death and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
Schlitz Brewing recalls several thousand cases from five states after an off taste was reported. FDA confirms no health hazard though investigation began in July after a wholesaler flagged the issue. About 11,500 cases were investigated, with 3,685 recalled and some cases possibly remaining on shelves. Beer brewed at Winston-Salem plant.
Fiction titles include Ragtime by E L Doctorow Looking for Mister Goodbar by Judith Rossner apes Moneychangers by Hailey The Great Train Robbery by Crichton Shogun by James Clavell Nonfiction items include Breach of Faith by White Sylvia Porter’s Money Look Total Fitness in 30 Minutes a Week by Morehouse and Gross TM Discovering Energy and Overcoming Stress by Bloomfield The Save Your Life Diet by Reuben
Justice Craig Kinney found an 18 year old Erie man innocent of reckless operation of a boat in the Findley Lake incident that killed Debra Scypinski, 20, on June 22. The magistrate ruled after a six hour trial without a jury with youthful offender status preventing public release of the defendant’s name.
Los Angeles AP reports Ronald Reagan could lose substantial broadcasting income if he becomes a formal Republican presidential candidate. His aides refuse to reveal earnings from radio, speeches, and columns, while published estimates place this year between 400000 and 750000 dollars.
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