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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text describes a school related incident involving groups entering a location and a bus. Mentions attendance figures 88 and 221 and elements like grease, South, and pass arrival. Details are garbled, but suggests a school event or disruption with multiple groups present. No clear names, places, or dates discernible.
Fragmentary report mentions city sections, motorcade, arrests, school superintendent, police conduct near streets. Limited readable names, locations, and numbers. details ambiguous.
Philadelphia report notes moles can become malignant melanoma a deadly skin cancer. Dr. Wallace Clark Jr Temple University study classifies spread risk and informs aggressive treatment. Researchers use guinea pig models to mimic human pigment cell cancer to learn prevention and control strategies.
The Corry Memorial Hospital Association will hold its annual meeting next week at CMH with a dinner and multiple sessions. Dr. William Underhill, Erie cardiologist, will speak on A coronary care unit in a small hospital, as trustees consider such a unit.
Edward J. Evans, 25, of Titusville, was arraigned before District Justice Ronald Cole on simple assault and recklessly endangering others. Released on 5000 bond to await a preliminary hearing. Evans and an unnamed co-suspect allegedly beat Mr and Mrs Anthony during a dispute over money. a warrant is out for the other suspect.
Lynette Fromme of the Manson group faces arraignment in Sacramento on a federal charge of attempted assassination of President Ford. The 26 year old, seized after pointing a .45 pistol at Ford from two feet, is held without bond. Prosecutors expect trial within 60 to 90 days, while the case may include a possible conspiracy.
Rep. Joseph P. Vigorito of Erie introduces legislation to let the Army Corps of Engineers fund local police protection at corps developed lakes including Shenango River Lake, Woodcock Creek Lake and Union City Dam in his district. He cites high crime costs and limited local funding, urging contracting authority to ease municipal budgets.
The Fifth Circuit upheld the court martial ruling against William L. Calley Jr, saying civilian judges cannot interfere in military cases absent a constitutional claim. His attorney plans to take the issue to the Supreme Court, as Calley remains free on bail in Georgia. Army parole discussions hinge on final legal outcomes.
Erie County secures 795000 in federal funds to create 115 public service positions. Jobs range from 4186 for teacher aides to 11000 for general accountants. First 68 posts filed with Erie and Corry offices. more openings around Oct 1. Eligible residents must live in the county outside Erie city and have been unemployed 80 days. Priority groups include veterans, female heads of households, handicapped, ex-offenders, long-term unemployed, and those exhausted for unemployment compensation. Programs run through June 30 1976 under CETA, with 35 boroughs towns and nonprofits participating. County previously received 317000 for 48 jobs in January.
Workmen unload three semi trucks of fiberglas insulation for the HUD winterization program to aid 700 Erie County homes. Materials stored at ECRA and former Salvation Army building. program begins after HUD funding. Applications available at ECRA on West Pleasant Street.
Abel told a convention that inflation and unemployment demand a united effort behind the Democratic nominee. Meany criticized detente as a phoney policy and urged Ford to toughen talks with the Soviets while suspending shipments to Russia. Both stressed mobilizing voters and shifting policy to ease East-West tensions.
Tony Boyle was sentenced to three consecutive life terms for ordering the assassinations of United Mine Workers dissenter Joseph A. Yablonski and his wife and daughter. He proclaimed innocence as the judge imposed the sentence in Delaware County Court. Special Prosecutor Sprague urged no leniency, noting Boyle set the chain of events in motion and the crime occurred at the Clarksville farmhouse.
Washington AP Congress plans to vote next week on stationing U S technicians to monitor the Israeli Egyptian peace accord. Leaders seek assurances the U S will not be drawn into a Middle East war and retain power to withdraw technicians if war erupts. Senate hearings are anticipated before action.
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