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11 Sep 1976
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1976
Page
1
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A New York City bomb squad member examined letters around a bomb found in a locker at Grand Central Station. The device was moved to the police firing range where it exploded, killing one officer and injuring three others.
Police ended a 21 hour wait and stormed the hijacked Indian Airlines Boeing 737 at Lahore. Six skyjackers were captured and seven crew members freed with no injuries reported among passengers. The hijackers demanded Libya before shifting to Lahore and were identified as Asians by New Delhi sources.
Croatian nationalists hijacked an American Boeing 727 after seizing it in Iceland. One dead and three policemen wounded by a bomb in New York. Hijackers demand Croatian independence and threaten more blasts in the United States. Plane diverted via Canada and Ireland, with possible destinations listed. Authorities alerted as the plane was escorted by a second jet.
Erie resident Charlotte Frogge told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Pennsylvania should adopt no fault divorce and alimony. She said her husband of about 20 years left in February and could remove their home from them. Marie Keeney of the Pennsylvania Commission for Women urged reform to protect mothers and homemakers lacking legal rights after divorce.
Susan Lentulay is named consultation and education specialist at The Counselling Services Center of Corry on Park Street. She holds a Master in Mental Health Counseling from Gannon College earned May 1976 and a BS, is a licensed registered nurse and certified parent effectiveness instructor. Prior to CSCC, she spent three years at St. Vincent Outpatient Community Mental Health Center as counselor and nurse, with past work at Hamat Community Mental Health Center and University Hospitals of Cleveland in psychiatric nursing.
A Senate committee passed a bill amendment banning pornography from public view at drive ins. The measure would allow obscene films if not thrust on passersby, angering proponents of a total ban. If approved, the bill heads back to the House. cases would rise to the state Supreme Court under a two standard test.
President Ford is expected to sign a stopgap measure providing 1 billion in emergency aid to the Postal Service and pausing rate hikes until next March. The House approved the bill 276 to 33, aiming to cover deficits while a study commission crafts long term fixes. The service already receives roughly 1.5 billion yearly in subsidies.
Corry residents face criticism from the Humane Society as city leaders consider stray dog handling options. Director James Smith urges a regular transport link to Erie or a full service Corry pound, noting no added funds from Corry dogs and budget constraints harming staff. He cites a $15,000 city grant and $200 monthly county support, with county cuts possible.
Since June voter registration began, 48 Corry residents used the service. Four city clerks sent 26 Democrat 19 Republican and one miscellaneous registrations to Erie County. Mail registrations totaled 70 in August and 1,480 at courthouse, with 951 Democrats 296 Republicans and 133 miscellaneous. Registrations close October 4.
The Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg ordered National Fuel Gas to restore service to nine month pregnant Sue Sterling in Meadville after a $43.85 delinquent bill was paid on one address and a $45.47 charge at another address blocked reconnection. Legal Services for Northwestern Pennsylvania filed a petition to secure restoration, the PUC citing prior inflexible company stance and directing installment payments for past bills.
A summer intern in Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito's office defected to Republican opponent Marc Lincoln Marks. Kathy Wireman of Sharpsville, who called herself a dedicated Democrat, criticized Vigorito's staff for mass mailings and limited legislative work, while Vigorito called her a plant and defended his office as efficient and responsive.
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