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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1977
Page
3
The readable text provides scattered references to legal terms and names but lacks coherent events. It mentions a prisoner, Virginia, lawyers, and a death year of 1973, with fragmented phrases about a king and a skit. No clear incident or structured report emerges from the fragments.
Rick Martin quotes Corry interview with James Mundell founder of the Chol Chol Foundation for Human Development in Chile. Mundell argues world hunger stems from lacking basic food production skills in both developed and developing nations, challenging viewers to rethink charity approaches.
A National Cancer Institute advisory group urged continuing breast cancer detection but restricting routine mammography for women under 50 due to uncertain cancer risk from X rays. The panel favors yearly mammograms for women 50 and over and retaining thermography only as an option, with careful use for those aged 40-49 based on risk. The review covers the $54 million Breast Cancer Detection Demonstration Project, screening up to 270,000 volunteers since 1973 across 12 to 27 centers.
An Oil City man was charged with reckless driving and other offenses after a downtown crash involving four cars. Two men, Paul E. Crawford and Thomas P. King, were treated and released. Total damage was about 54250.
Washington AP Bert Lance refuses to resign as director of the Office of Management and Budget despite Senate Governmental Affairs Committee testimony. He defends his tenure while investigators cite bank mismanagement, large loans, and private use of bank assets. Harrisburg AP Helmet rule urged to curb motorcycle deaths despite mixed support in public opinion and pending legislative action.
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