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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1977
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention hotel employees and guest protection but lack coherent facts or identifiable entities. The text appears to reference wrongdoing or accusations but provides insufficient detail to define a specific event, individuals, or dates.
U S Representative Marc Lincoln Marks promotes a three year specialty steel import quota resolution as President Carter weighs whether to extend cut or drop quotas. He argues the move protects jobs at Universal Cyclops in Titusville where about 1 000 positions hang in the balance and stresses the local impact of quota removal.
Michael Dwyer, 17, a senior halfback of Olean Bishop Walsh, died from a subdural hemorrhage after a second quarter hit during a game with St Marys Bir Christian High School. He returned to the Walsh huddle, told a teammate he doubted he could make it, and died later at Meyer Memorial Hospital. Walsh planned to play October 1 at Cuba, with home game October 7 versus Bolivar.
In Harrisburg AP report, Pennsylvania senators are split on whether Harry Cianfrani should keep chairing the Appropriations Committee amid an indictment alleging misuse of committee funds. Democratic leaders weigh actions, with Roy Afflerbach considering a recommendation after reviewing counts. Others offer no clear stance. no decision yet.
About 25 men staged a bar fight at Liberty Lounge in downtown Franklin. Patrons and a bartender were beaten with pipes and clubs while two gang members carried shotguns but did not fire. The group arrived in four cars, blocked exits, and left seven minutes after the clash. Franklin Police chief Cardy said one person was admitted to Franklin Hospital and several others treated. Police continue the investigation as details remain sketchy.
A Meadville couple, Lucille and William r Named, filed a Crawford County suit against Meadville City Hospital and two doctors, Fred L. Ewing and Luther M. Marshall, alleging negligence during a December 1973 operation. The complaint says Mrs. Bortz's eyes were left open under overhead lights while unconscious, no salve or tape was used to close them, and remedial measures were not taken. It claims permanent injuries, vision impairment, and ongoing pain.
Erie area records show the radioactive debris plume from a Chinese test moving eastward with minimal rain. Officials report no significant radioactivity rise in Ohio or Erie County samples. Todine 131 concerns noted but EPA says nationwide readings stay below normal background.
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