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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1972
Page
4
Car owners get another grace month to have vehicles inspected. Take your car to Anthony's Auto Parts at 802 North Center Street or call 664-773 for service.
A Spokane dispatch reports a penny postcard mailed to the Hutton Building in Palouse, Washington, took about 60 years to reach its destination. It carried five cents postage due to cover rises during transit and bore a penciled message from A.A. about delaying a reply until crops are in and noting potential favorable developments.
Police arrest Richard Reviere Rhodes in the slaying of Delbert Watson near Oil City. Rhodes, 45, from Rimersburg, joins Vaughn Kellner in facing murder charges after Watson was found with gunshot wounds near Emlenton. Kellner, 33, already held on forgery charges, is tied to the case as a former Oil City resident.
The fragment shows West South Street Corry address and names George R Sample publisher and William Eaton managing editor. It lists mailing options rates 71.00 yearly 817.00 by mail in advance restricted terms and 15 cents per copy. Advertising rates and display ad note reference previous publication data.
In Toledo Ohio handgun murder share rose from 14 of 36 in 1971 72 to 16 of 27 in 1971 72 according to city records. Chief counsel John Burkhart ties the rise in handgun killings to growing narcotics trouble and notes age and local gun control ID rules for purchase or possession.
Milwaukee AP reports Hugh Malo, head of an independent oil company, watched a rival station offer gasoline at 22.9 cents a gallon. He pumped 7,000 gallons into his tank truck over eight hours, then the station raised to 23.9 cents. Malo paid wholesale 23.75 cents and faced a $1,600 bill as his own stations sold regular at 24.9 cents.
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