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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1973
Page
1
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Corry Area Republican Committee named Eugene Stoddard to replace Robert Kubiak on the November city council ballot. Kubiak withdrew after accepting a position with an Erie industry. Stoddard, Edinboro State College professor, won 401 votes in May primaries, 33 behind Kubiak. Mayor race features three women candidates with Mary Ann Kibler challenging incumbent Edward Zarger after strong GOP showing.
The Fourth Ward Urban Renewal hearing before the Erie County Board of Viewers addressed the American Legion property on First Avenue. The Legion rejected the Redevelopment Authority bid of 13345 for the building and attached equipment plus relocation fees, opting to proceed to the board for a determination.
Corry state police report burglary at Troyer Equipment Company on Route 97 near Waterford. Tools valued at 1200 dollars were taken and are marked John Deere, complicating ownership claims. The break-in occurred between Wednesday evening and yesterday morning.
Chamber manager Dennis Frushone says stolen travelers' checks totaling 500000 dollars in 100 denominations were taken from a West Coast agency. Retailers are told to call FBI and city police if confronted. NY numbers 212-559-4963 or 516-223-8221 for collect calls. CITICORP Refund Department is cited.
A two car collision east of Warren sent a Corry woman and two Patterson New Jersey residents to Warren General Hospital for injuries. Mrs. Victor Orn and Michael Wooddi were treated while Mustafa Wooddi was admitted. Investigators said the Wooddi auto southbound, Orn car pulled into its path. Estimated damages were $400 and $200 respectively. A family member called the Orn car a total loss. Steel output in first half of 1974 tops prior records by two million tons per US steel institute.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP) While Cape Kennedy launch crews worked to ready a rocket for possible emergency rescue the Skylab 2 astronauts continued experiments aboard their orbiting lab hoping for a full five day mission. After Apollo’s loss of half thrust officials kept the crew aboard with plans to launch a rescue mission if needed while preparing Skylab 3’s rocket as a contingency.
In Strong Vincent High School Erie about 300 members of the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes representing 811 county workers approved a two year labor contract ending a strike that began Tuesday night. The pact raises pay 400 this year and 600 next year totaling 1000 over 17 months and adds three holidays for 19 paid days off. Officials warned the deal could push taxes up as much as two mills with 1.25 mills from pay hikes and benefits likely. International representative Angelo Criscione said at least 85 percent supported ratification.
CIA deputy director Vernon Walters testified before the Senate Watergate committee that Nixon was warned within weeks after the Watergate raid that something was wrong with the White House staff. Walters recounted how Gray told Nixon to remove involved individuals, and Nixon approved the investigation. Walters described White House aides Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean urging CIA involvement, which he refused.
Senate Watergate committee moves to form a subcommittee led by Sen. Herman Talmadge to investigate chief investigator Carmine Bellino amid Republican claims he bugged Nixon’s 1960 campaign room. The panel may scrutinize hearsay affidavits while weighing charges against Bellino.
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