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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1975
Page
3
Disjointed memoir snippets mention figures like Seeger and Teague and hint at a probe. The fragmented text references campaign mentions and prior positions, suggesting tensions around leadership and loyalty. The passage is incomplete, limiting clear events or outcomes to report.
Washington AP reports the Army will drop 625 regular officers along with 2,138 others by September to reach an authorized strength of 98,125 by June 30, 1966. The program uses a new law allowing release of regulars and reserves. 2,198 were chosen, 12 appeals logged by early September. The affected officers were commissioned 1967 to 1970 during Vietnam buildup, with typical age about 30.8 years. The Army expects no more forced releases unless attrition fails to meet targets.
Carson City Nevada officials challenge the Voting Rights Act over its要求 to print ballots in an unwritten American Indian language. Secretary of State Bill Swackhamer argues language minority figures conflict with state data and says no discrimination exists. Duck Valley Judge Robert Robey ridicules the requirement as impractical for a speech only language. The piece notes Shoshone Paiute readers largely use English and cites illiteracy rates for Elko County Indians, then shifts to a random trivia line about beard hair counts.
A 23 year old Punxsutawney girl Brandie Sue Stauffer died from inhalation burns after a second floor fire in a two story apartment. Her 2 year old sister Crissie was treated and released. The parents Larry and Robin Stuffer escaped by jumping from a second story window. Damage estimated at about 5000 dollars. In DuBois a four story hotel fire near the Keystone Restaurant led to 30 evacuations and the death of Leonard J. Shulski on the third floor. A state fire marshal investigated origin. no damage estimate available. The North Pole flight note recalls Byrd and Bennett's 1926 achievement.
In Rhodesia as majority rule looms, the Rhodesian ridgeback faces name loss risk. A Ridgeback Club member suggests renaming the breed African ridgeback to preempt potential national title changes to Zimbabwe.
Palestinian guerrillas took over the Egyptian Embassy and the Arab League office in Madrid demanding Egypt denounce the Sinai peace pact with Israel. They reportedly held the Egyptian ambassador and other officials hostage and warned they would blow the embassy if law enforcement intervened.
American Farm Bureau Federation President William Kuhfuss condemns President Ford for suspending grain sales to the Soviet Union, calling it capitulation to political blackmail and labor influence. Farmers fear exclusion from policy, while Ford seeks long term Moscow grain talks amid union pressure and consumer concerns.
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