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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1976
Page
3
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Corry city council held the second reading of Ordinance 1219 on loitering, with full publication before enactment. The meeting covered water main extension on Hatch Street, EMT program funding, Bicentennial events, and a public nuisance ruling on the Keppel property. Additional items included police negotiations progress, personnel changes, tax exoneration for a destroyed building, and a push for federal funds for senior centers, community center, and downtown projects.
The U N General Assembly begins its 1st annual session with focus on southern Africa racial confrontation and the Arab Israeli standoff. It will also tackle terrorism, North South wealth gaps, and the selection of Secretary General Kurt Waldheim for a second term. Ambassador Shirley Amerasinghe of Sri Lanka is elected president as Seychelles joins, with South Africa likely to boycott. The Mideast issues center on Israel and occupied lands with possible calls for withdrawal and Palestinian state references. West Germany pushes for an international anti-terrorism treaty including hostage cases.
A sniper wounded a bus driver on a Greensboro area road and killed himself after taping the ambush. Police found the victim’s body near a cedar tree with gear and a 10 speed bicycle. The driver Dennis Williams was treated and released.
Nancy Mawby, 98, former campaign treasurer for Gov. Shapp, was named Pennsylvania’s first woman commerce secretary in Harrisburg. She becomes acting secretary to replace John O’Connor who resigned. Mawby previously served as executive deputy secretary and headed management services in the Justice Department before joining the Commerce Department in 1975. Her $29,191 salary remains in place.
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