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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1973
Page
6
Several mothers, including Rep. Pat Schroeder, brought their children to work to protest cuts in federally funded day care centers. The desk displays animal decorations and a daisy motif, daisies symbolizing the protest.
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo traveled to Pittsburgh to press for money to shore up Philadelphia’s deficit plagued school system. He denounced Gov. Milton Shapp as a disaster and hinted at a possible run for governor or support for a candidate. He did not rule out changing party affiliation and discussed a potential loan with Mellon Bank officials in conversation with Richard Mellon Scaife. He also met Pittsburgh Mayor Peter Flaherty in a brief, politically charged exchange.
Donald Miller, 59, electrician for American Viscose Co., died after a head injury from a scaffold fall yesterday afternoon. Deputy coroner Edward Respecki called the death accidental pending autopsy, with the body taken from Meadville City Hospital to Hamot Medical Center where he died at 6:95 p.m. Respecki said a thorough investigation would follow. Ghost in Police Clothes Report From Port Elizabeth Centers on sightings of a figure in a policeman's uniform at the New Law Courts Buildings.
The indictment charges Dr. Kenneth W. Riland, a Manhattan osteopath whose clients included President Nixon and Henry Kissinger, with evading taxes on 71000 in unreported medical fees from 1966 to 1970. He is to plead April 23 in Manhattan federal court on a five count case. Nixon’s aide confirmed Riland traveled with him to China and was paid for treatments, though amounts were not disclosed.
Clairton High School, with 1400 students, to reopen Monday under tightened security after an executive session of the school board. An in service day for teachers set for Friday to review new regulations amid ongoing racial tensions and recent arrests. Police reported 23 arrests for disorderly conduct and incitement to riot. hearings for six adults slated next week before Magistrate John Regis Ward.
A Sparta student argues against labeling Corry students as non Christian and drug addicts while praising Sparta. Candace Northrop notes distance and bus issues, PAR involvement, and safety concerns. Nanette Cooher and NAACP leaders are cited. broader talk touches on school changes, dope claims, and Korea defense budget mention.
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