1 000 Sets Here CB Radio Good News Or Bad News
Police Chief Kenneth Nichols notes as many as 1,000 citizen band radios may operate in Corry with Lloyd Thiem of the Corry CB Radio Club estimating 500 in the immediate area. CB radios are cheap to buy and popular nationwide, but many users violate FCC rules by using aliases or failing to sign off with a call sign. Some operators assist police and Civil Defense during Halloween and lost-person searches, while others skirt licensing or exceed time limits. CB is a two-way radio system intended for near universal access without exams, linking base stations and mobile units for emergencies and everyday needs.
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Kenneth Nichols
Corry
Lloyd Thiem
CB Radio Club
Corry Communications
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Citizens’ Band
Citizens Radio Service
Fragmentary line hints at a small county case
A partial OCR fragment mentions a minor legal matter involving a small county case. Details are unreadable, but the snippet points to a local filing or proceeding with limited readable names or actions.
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A terse fragment notes an Ag 0 paper with unclear context. The readable items imply a focus on an agricultural topic or policy and a dated or local government reference, but the fragment lacks concrete names, dates, places, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
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Athe Ag
GenTel seeks 19.6 percent rate boost in Pennsylvania
General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania filed tariffs with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to raise local service rates by 9.3 million dollars annually, pushing local revenues up 19.6 percent for about 300,000 customers across 17 counties. RW Britt cited inflation and higher costs as driving the need, noting pole and cable expenses, tools, vehicles, and other costs have surged.
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General Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Pennsylvania
RW. Britt
U S Embassy official Barbara Hutchison kidnapped in Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo AP Barbara Hutchison director of the U S Embassy information office was kidnapped today the embassy said. No other immediate details were released. State Department records list a Barbara Hutchison born in Delaware 47 with service at Latin American posts before Santo Domingo.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Barbara Hutchison
U.S
State Department
Delaware
Corry Plans Meeting on Urban Renewal Funds
The federal rule requiring citizen participation spurred Corry to seek community ideas. A Monday 8 p.m. council meeting at the Municipal Building aims to identify blight, housing needs, and redevelopment areas as Corry seeks at least 522000 in renewal funding over five years. Citizens are invited to present written recommendations to the City Council.
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Corry
Journal
City Council
Municipal Building
Democrats Challenge Ford Anti-Inflation Plan at Summit
President Ford convened a summit on inflation as Democrats led by Senate Majority Leader Mansfield criticized his anti-inflation program as insufficient. Mansfield and House Speaker Albert urged more than wage and price controls, while Ford signaled possible tax cuts for the poor and moved to narrow options with broad support.
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Washington
America
Ford
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
House
Carl Albert
Albert
Montana Democrat
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
John Tower
R-Tex
Congress
Hun
Business
Treasury
William Simon
Harvard
Otto Ekstein
United States
Army Blocking Calley Release
Former Army Lt. William L. Calley remains in prison as the Army weighs an appeal of a court reversal on his My Lai murder conviction. A temporary stay by Chief Judge John R. Brown delays release, to allow a written 15 day motion. Calley, 31, was convicted in 1971 of killing at least 22 civilians while leading a platoon in the Americal Division.
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Washington
Army
William L. Calley
My Lai
Calley
John R. Brown
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
J. Robert Elliott
Columbus
Kenneth Henson
Robert H.) Bork
Henson
Brown
J. Houston Gordon
Elliott
Ft. Leavenworth
Americal
Painting Sells For 850000 Highest Living Artist Record
Willem de Kooning painting Woman V sells for about 850000 to the Australian National Gallery in Canberra after seven months of negotiations. Chicago dealer Robert Gray confirms the sale but does not name an exact price. Inflation and prior records are noted, with Police Gazette cited as the previous living artist record at 180000.
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Chicago
Willem de Kooning
Arist
Australian National Art Gallery
Canberra
Robert Gray
Pablo Picasso
Gray
Ruth Culbert Rosenberg
New York
Police Gazette
Martin R.E. Stansfield
Sotheby Parke Beret
Rockefeller Tax Delays Vote On Vice Presidential Nominee
Senate action on Nelson A. Rockefeller's vice presidential nomination is likely delayed by tax return audits prepared for the Rules Committee. Public hearings concluded with mixed views on his record including Attica. Officials expect tax material to be ready only after the October period, pushing decision post-election.
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Angela Davis
Senate Rules Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Attica
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Peter W. Rodino
D-N.j
House Judiciary
Howard W. Cannon
Cannon
Local homemaker says canning jar lids not scarce
Edith Kerstetter of 1328 West Pleasant says she bought 15 boxes of lids from Bernadine company in Indiana at 39 cents per box, delivery within a week. Other residents report letters claiming supermarkets buy up lids, while grocers deny hoarding, fearing higher canned goods prices.
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Edith Kerstetter
West Pleasant Street
The
Journal Today
Bernadine Company
Indiana
Kerstette
Auto Rams Kill Crossing Cow East of Centerville
Corry state police report a car driven by Gerald L Bidwell 23 of Spartansburg struck the last cow in a line crossing a rural road east of Centerville killing the animal valued at 400 dollars. Bidwell claimed braking failed to stop in time and damage to his front end was about 250 dollars.
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Centerville
Corry
Gerald L. Bidwell
RD. 2
Spartansburg
Bidwell
Ben Miller
R.D. 1
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CB Club
Eaton
Ned
Tomer
GenTel
PUC
Rocky
Republican Committee
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