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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1973
Page
1
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A partial OCR fragment mentions a committee or litigant, not yet clear about charges or outcome. It references a road or road project and a Penr area, with uncertain names and dates. Further readable details are needed to set the event and parties precisely.
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The article argues farm labor costs and related farm expenses drive food inflation. It cites farmhands earning 7500 to 11000 yearly, tractors freight rising to 261, and feed at 130 a ton. Beef prices rise as pork dips strain beef supply, with long work weeks and high depreciation added to costs. It notes international beef prices and chronic farm profitability issues.
U S intelligence reports indicate about 1000 tons of artillery shells and ammunition moved into northern South Vietnam last week, with around 700 North Vietnamese trucks traversing Laos into the region. Secretary Richardson warned that shipments continue in violation of the cease fire and signal preparation for possible major offensives, while DMZ road and fuel pipelines enhance North Vietnamese infiltration toward the A Shau Valley.
West Germany’s attorney general closed the Bormann case declaring the Berlin skeleton is Bormann. He died May 2, 1945, after a police bridge incident with Hitler, ending a 28 year search. Wiesenthal called it 99 percent certain, with lingering doubts.
President Nixon hailed a 51 vote victory as Congress sustained his veto of a $120 million rural water and sewer grant, marking the year's second veto win. The House backed his stand to curb spending while Senate action on a $2.6 billion handicapped rehabilitation program also fell short of override.
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania House tightened limits on school construction costs in the Taj Mahal bill. The House passed seven amendments reducing per student ceilings and requiring local voter approval to exceed limits, amid opposition from the Education Department and school boards.
The Corry Zoning Board of Adjust ment granted a variance from commercial to light industrial to let Elgin Electronics move Route 6 operations into the Loblaw building on West South Street. About 40 to 50 workers will transfer from the Corry plant to the downtown site on a two year sublease with 20 months left on Loblaw’s lease. E. Craig Moore said the interim period will help decide permanent expansion at either the Corry or Waterford plant. No objections were raised. the board required the operation not to interfere with nearby television reception.
U S Air Force flights bring gas kerosene and motor fuel into Phnom Penh to ease shortages caused by Communist land and river blockades. The airlift starts as supply lines by road and river remain cut and rationing continues amid ongoing air strikes by the United States. Prince Sihanouk returns to Peking after visits to North Vietnam and Cambodian areas under Communist control.
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