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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1974
Page
3
French newspapers and radio denounced Nixon's funeral remarks while noting his meetings with foreign leaders after Georges Pompidou’s memorial underscoring U S leadership in Western Europe. Figaro called Nixon's conduct a display of supreme lack of tact.
The AP report outlines President Nixon facing a tax bill over 109000 dollars for 1973 with an estimated income of 303723 and deductions of 77038. Other clips cover Cardinal Cooke and 13 deaf students trapped in an elevator, Pennsylvania trailer bans, oil-firm fuel plans, bank robberies in Pittsburgh, legislators challenging contract powers, and a Philadelphia police brutality probe push led by the ACLU.
An interview with Frank Grice outlines plans for Corry High School Alumni Association centennial celebration at end of May. It covers origins, goals, events from Wednesday to Sunday, expected attendance up to 20,000, volunteer needs, and inclusive participation for graduates and friends of the association.
The Corry Public Library marks the seventeenth National Library Week with the theme Grow With Books Get It All Together At Your Library. From April 21 to 27 readers are reminded libraries offer more than books as they grow intellectually emotionally and personally through library materials. Elementary students may submit original poetry for a staff produced book while high school students compete in fiction non fiction and poetry before April 12 for the Friends of the Corry Library contest. Cash prizes will be awarded April 25 during an open house from 7 to p.m. with authors and aspiring writers as guests.
An Erie woman facing embezzlement charges, Sandra Short, 25, is sought in connection with more than 15000 dollars stolen from Union Bank. Police say funds vanished between December 1972 and October 1973 after she served as assistant operations manager.
Fragmented OCR promotes a product named ODRINEX with bold claims of rapid weight loss and refunds. It references calories and time frames, implying a money back guarantee with no questions. The readable bits suggest an advertisement for a diet aid and meals claimed to reduce calories.
Robert H. Finch testified in the Mitchell Stans case about the March 1972 decision to withhold donor names prior to April 7 when a new law required disclosure. The trial involves John N. Mitchell and Maurice H. Stans over a Vesco cash gift tied to an SEC probe.
The Associated Press reports clashes between Syrian and Israeli forces in the Golan Heights continuing into a fifth week. Syrian forces press ground fighting near Mt Hermon as Israel retains an observation post. reports of Syrian gains on Hermon are unconfirmed. An Israeli Phantom was shot down over Mt Hermon with two pilots captured. A seven-man Syrian delegation led by Brig. Gen. Hikmat Chihabi heads to Washington to propose disengagement terms to Kissinger, after Dayan met with the secretary last week.
Federal Judge John T. Curtin fined AVM Corp 53500 on two bribery counts and a Securities and Exchange Commission filing charge. AVM pleaded no contest to the Texas and Arkansas bribery charges on March 26 and February 8 respectively. Total fines for the three charges reached 8101,000 as the judge noted the case harmed the firm and cut its stock value from 20 to about 5 per share.
Shumway, editor of the Illinois State Journal, testified that Stans told a meeting anonymous contributors would not be named. He stated a pledge not to disclose names, and the committee faced a decision on whether to reveal them.
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