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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1977
Page
3
An incomplete OCR snippet mentions education, a rally, exemptions, loans, and various items like cars and gravel. The readable parts are scattered with no clear events, dates, or named entities to confirm a full headline or summary.
A condemned killer John Spinkellink drew a red, white and blue electric chair and mailed the sketch to his mother in California who sent it to Governor Rueben Askew. Askew signed the death warrant early today, placing the artwork in the Spinkellink correspondence file. The drawing features gold straps and patriotic colors.
Washington AP Jaworski leads the probe into South Korea’s alleged effort to buy congressional influence. He weighs accepting Seoul’s invitation to interview Park Tong jin and discuss a joint or independent investigation. The dispute over Park’s extradition remains unresolved.
Betty Hagberg 27 a housewife and mother of three has been chosen as the Democratic nominee for the 65th District State House seat by the Warren County Democratic Committee. The special election to fill the vacancy created by Robert Russe will be held this November with Republican John Peterson of Pleasantville as the rival candidate and independent Charles Artinger also on the ballot. Hagberg chairs the Warren County Democratic campaign and serves on the Democratic executive board. she volunteers for the crippled children's clinic and is a secretary of the Warren Taxpayer's Association.
Kawasaki Motors Corp USA moves into snowmobiles with a new line carried by Klick's Artic Cat in Wattsburg. The company opened a Shakopee Minnesota R&D facility, recruited top snowmobile experts, and aims for the 1977 season alongside motorcycles and Jet Ski watercraft.
A Jamestown woman files a 1.5 million damage suit in State Supreme Court against Chautauqua County the Town of Busti and a Lakewood area man over her daughter Christina Zilich being bitten by a Labrador named Clyde on Sept 9 1976 in Maple Bay Chautauqua Lake The suit cites prior reports of the dog’s attacks and landlord landlord Richard Territo as owner and alleges negligence by county town and Territo to protect others The mother seeks medical expense recovery and contends permanent disfigurement and possible psychological damage for Christina Zilich.
About 200 Titusville residents attended a council meeting opposing a zoning change to allow a Pizza Hut in a C2 zone with beer and wine. A petition with 1,243 names was presented as the Atlantic Development seeks a variance for construction, ministers urged caution, and the council narrowly approved the change on a 32 vote with a second vote due in two weeks.
Mrs Frase embodies a typical Penelec customer who watches her budget and shifts electricity use to after 8 p.m. She helps everyone by deferring tasks like dishwashing laundry and showers to later hours, promoting wise energy consumption.
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