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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1977
Page
10
A Waterford man, Charles Ryen, escaped injury when his station wagon was struck by a Western train on a private farm path in North East Township. The car was pushed from the tracks after failing to stop at a railroad crossing as police described.
Ohio health officials await CDC results to probe Legionnaires disease links at Riverside Hospital where all five confirmed victims were treated. Officials test hospital staff and construction workers for antibodies while checking area hospitals for suspected cases as one death is reported and a 36 year old Columbus woman is among patients.
Vice President Mondale told reporters in Buck Hill Falls that Budget Director Bert Lance should answer charges. He noted Lance would get a Senate hearing next week and supported reforms to speed justice. Mondale outlined Neighborhood Justice Centers to mediate disputes in Los Angeles, Atlanta and Kansas City as pilot models.
Douglas Brown of Columbus RD 1 died Saturday at Corry Memorial Hospital from a gunshot related personal safety incident. He served in Korea and worked at Corry Foam Products. funeral arrangements by James St. George Funeral Home. Survived by Lynette Erickson Brown, Howard Brown, Martha Hoboka, Cynthia Brown, and Maxwell Brown. Memorials to Columbus Volunteer Fire Department. Bernard E Flynn of New Kensington PA, longtime Salvation Army officer, died Saturday. Survived by son Major Robert Flynn. services at Salvation Army Building New Kensington. memorial gifts to Salvation Army.
Funeral services for John H Mick were held Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. Karl Konigsberger officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Military honors were given by the Corry VFW Honor Guard. Attendees included numerous Mick relatives from across the country and friends from Erie and neighboring states. A separate note mentions Aldo Parisot launching an international cello school in Cello School Joan Pessoa, Brazil, tying Yale teaching to a regional music program and Babini lineage.
AP reports eggs remain a bargain as summer price doldrums fade. Producers expect price rises with cooler weather and approaching holidays due to higher demand. A Carlisle Egg and Poultry Association spokesman notes consumption improves after school starts and Labor Day signals the holiday period.
Police report selective thieves broke into Beggs Jewelry Store in Somerset by cutting a floor hole in the American Legion building. They stole more than $90,000 worth of diamonds rings and women’s watches over the weekend.
An Erie man was killed and two others critically injured when their car slammed into a coal truck stopped in a passing lane to turn and weigh a shipment for General Electric. The truck driver, Terry Schrekengost of Emlenton, escaped with no fatal injuries.
Kent State University officials will consult with the county prosecutor on possible charges against protesters who tore down a construction fence near the site of the 1970 student killings. About 300 rallied against an $8 million gym annex. the fence was put back after intruders left.
AP reports western Pennsylvania students miss classes as Riverside School District in Beaver County begins a strike over wage openings in year three of its contract. Over 2,800 students attend with about 135 teachers. Brentwood district, 1,800 students, awaits a possible Wednesday strike if no deal by Tuesday night is reached.
AP survey shows Latin American governments broadly back the Panama Canal treaty but Mexico and Brazil express reservations over Panamanian control and future transit fees. Reactions range from approval of U S defense rights to concern about sovereignty and possible U S backed changes. Endorsing voices include Costa Rica Venezuela and Argentina while Chile and Colombia caution over colonial legacies. Senate ratification looms as essential for improving ties and economic stakes.
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