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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1974
Page
3
In Argentina, leftist Peronist students accuse right wingers of killing their leader Hugo Hansen, 23, who was fatally shot while protesters occupied the Steps of the National University of Lomas de Zamora. Police outcomes unspecified.
An AP survey finds gas prices vary widely by city and station with shifts of up to a nickel. Most Americans pay 50 to 60 cents per gallon, higher in New York Philadelphia and Chicago and under 50 cents near Los Angeles Boston and Atlanta.
AP wire Kennedy leads among Democrats as potential 1976 candidates with 44 percent in Gallup poll. Wallace second at 17 percent, Jackson and Muskie tied for third, McGovern fifth, Stevenson sixth, Bayh seventh, Mondale eighth. Six percent undecided.
In Salamanca New York Seneca voters favored an immediate split of a 4.5 million federal compensation with about 800 dollars per enrolled member and 20 percent in reserve for elders. The plan passed 659 to 75 on Allegany and Cattaraugus reservations while Tonawanda did not vote. The suit stemmed from years of underpayment for land claims.
Fragmented text contains a public appeal to the poor and a cryptic communique dated March 28, 1976. It mentions General Cinque and a prisoner letter from Clifford Jefferson, the so called Death Row Jeff, urging safety and solidarity amid a wartime struggle.
A Berkeley based coalition accuses the PIN food program of mismanagement and theft during Patricia Hearst’s captivity. The group cites lack of coordination, unclear authority, faulty news, and distribution flaws while Hearst’s supporters defend the effort and note large scale distributions. Police report 500 chicken thefts. SLA critics claim Hearst foundation funding supports the program.
Media, Pa.—Special Prosecutor Richard Sprague opened the murder trial of former United Mine Workers president W A Boyle, saying Boyle ordered the 1969 killing of rival Joseph Yablonski and financed it from the union treasury. Sprague claimed the plot began in Boyle’s office on June 23, 1969 and that witnesses would detail the gunman’s role and Boyle’s insulation from responsibility. Boyle planned to testify in his own defense.
Polk Borough marks the start of a yearlong sewer project costing 560000 with Crown Corp of Meadville as general contractor. The project uses Polk State School and Hospital facilities for treatment and includes sewer collection lines, interceptor sewers, a lift station, and a force main for Polk.
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