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25 Sep 1976
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1976
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR Notes a Local Report on Economics
The readable fragments reference an economic topic, hints of a report, and a timeline. No clear person, organization, or location is identified. The item appears as a brief archival snippet with partial wording and unresolved details.
Montmartre Hoax Prompts City Phone Directory Oddity
New York AP report details a fake government of Montmartre created by Manhattan lawyer Barry Richmond to promote theater ventures. The voice in the directory claims a republic with thousands of citizens spanning Europe and Manhattan, while Richmond and partners paid for exotic listings. Also reported: vandalism and forgery cases involving Corry Township resident Anthony Klonowski and a stolen check cashed in Pleasantville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shanghai
Montmartre
Europe
Manhattan
France
Daily News
Richmond
Republic
Paris
Barry Feiner
George Fenmore
East Side
Columbia University
Anthony W. Klonowski
B.D. 1
Corry
Klonowski
Nash Hill Road
Union Township
Bert
Pennzoil
Pleasantville
Robert Smith
Hospital Drops Out UF Drive Seeks $106,000 This Year
United Fund begins October 4 with a goal of 106000, one percent above last year. Corry Memorial Hospital withdraws from UF despite funds on hand and a planned cardiac care unit. New recipients include Corry Concerned for Youth 7500 for Anchor House, Corry Union City Area Community Services 1000 for a telephone referral service, and Counseling Services Inc 2000 for new quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Joyce McKnight
Anchor House
Rev. Reed Hurst
First United Methodist Church
Community Service Council
Eaton
Wil Schuldt
James
Kelsey
Cochairman
Red Cross
Buffalo
Corry Ymca
United Way of
Erie County
Visiting Nurse Association
Mead Park
Corry Memorial Hospital
United Fund Board of Directors
Corry
West Church Street
Corry Union City
Counseling Services, Inc
Care and Share
Park Street
Hearst 7 Year Jail Term Fight Bail Move Opposition
San Francisco AP reports prosecutor will oppose bail for Patricia Hearst while she appeals a seven year prison sentence for bank robbery and weapons use. Judge Orrick ruled the sentence run concurrently with two years for weapons. Hearst may be paroled after 16 months. Bailey appeals, Browning disputes guilt. Hearst to testify Monday before Berkeley grand jury on SLA kidnapping case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
William H. Orrick Jr
Orrick
Miss Hearst
F. Lee Bailey
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Berkeley
William
Emily Harris
Yehu
Harrises
Los Angeles
Woolly bears forecast mild winter say Lancaster expert
Philip Krone, Lancaster, releases his woolly bear forecast claiming pale caterpillars signal an extremely mild winter. He cites 7 percent accuracy and notes most observed caterpillars are female as he predicts fall warmth, winter cold, and spring warmth with a long tradition dating to the 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herbert Krone
Lancaster
Pete
Krone
Maynard Jackson Leads Last Hours NAACP Fund Drive
Atlanta mayor Maynard Jackson appeals to city officials and the public to raise funds to post a 1.6 million bond by October 2 in Mississippi. The bond covers 125 percent of a 1.2 million Port Gibson lawsuit won by 12 white merchants. An NAACP spokesman cited 750,000 raised so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Schulz
Associated Press
Atlanta (Ap
Maynard Jackson
NAACP
Chancery Court
Mississippi
Port Gibson
Miss
Jackson
Atlanta
Sideyuark
City Hall
Detroit
Coleman Young
Chicago
Oakland
Calif
Charles Evers
Merchants
Evers
George Haynes
Mississippi Action For Progress, Inc
Mexico Moves To Stabilize Economy After Peso Devaluation
Mexico's government imposes price controls and wage hikes to curb inflation after the peso floated and devalued sharply. The plan, backed by President Luis Echeverria, rolls back price increases and raises wages 16 to 23 percent, defusing a planned general strike by labor unions as imports and exports are reshaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Priday
Luis Echeverria
Echeverria
U.S
Court battle over Strickland insurance payout unfolds
In a Chicago car crash case from 1973 the Strickland family faced a disputed life policy of 45,500 split among widow Valarie and two sons Richard and David after a contested fraud claim by a daughter from a previous marriage. Judge O Brien demanded the sons have lawyers, leading to Madigan involvement and Illinois Supreme Court review. Final figures show Valarie 10,31W, Richard 8,697, David unsettled pending bills and potential debt despite court costs and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tatari
James Strickland
Strickland
Valarig
Richard
David
Richié Daley
Judge O'Brian
South Side
Daley
Brien
Ilinois
Rep
Madigan
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Brokenstraw Creek
James G. Bislager
West Washington Street Extension
RD. 3
Elslager
Route 495
Columbus Township
Roger Ottaway
Randolph Hearst
San Frantisco Examiner
Examiner
Yil
Davick
Michael Madigan
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