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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1973
Page
3
The readable text fragment references nuclear weapons and public fears, mentioning tactics, decon, and dispersed populations. It names random figures like Bob and Wilson in a garbled style, with scattered phrases about universities and professors, showing chaotic, incomplete notes rather than a coherent report.
Twenty one Corry students depart St Paul Lutheran Church for a 10 day stay at Atlantic Mountain Ranch in the Black Hills South Dakota. Rev Patrick Maier and companions join the trip along with several First Lutheran Warren students. The group should return by Monday August 13 as the ranch offers Christ oriented western living with teepees and a block fort.
Washington Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito criticized Rep. Robert F. Drinan’s impeachment resolution against President Nixon. He said no charges have been filed and that evidence from Watergate hearings would not stand in court. Vigorito left open the possibility of impeachment if Nixon ignores the Cambodia bombing deadline.
Government troops fought hand to hand with Communist led insurgents who pierced defenses southeast of Phnom Penh aided by air strikes from Thailand based U S fighters. insurgents cut Highway 1 behind Phnom Penh lines and entered Deyeth town two miles from the capital as U S air support nears August 15 deadline.
U S Senator Hugh Scott said White House action on his funding recommendations will come within a week. The plan includes 595000 for Union City Lake flood control as part of nearly 70 million dollars approved for 1974 for flood control conservation recreation energy and water supply across Pennsylvania. He urged close monitoring of Army Corps of Engineers work to protect environmental concerns.
Queen Elizabeth selects Jerry, a three-year-old black gelding standing 16 hands, from RCMP stables in Ottawa to replace Burmese. Jerry, a great grandson of Mans’ War, was presented by the New York State Jockey Club in 1969, as the queen praised the horse’s muscular build and suitability for parades and ceremonies.
The Public Utility Commission ordered an immediate investigation of Philadelphia area taxi service amid a 12 week Yellow Cab strike. The study aims to determine needed service levels and will pause all taxi applications. Protests are due by Aug 21, with hearings to follow. chair Bloom opposes the move citing possible strike settlement disruption. Commissioner Carter supports the investigation, arguing claims concerns require action.
Harrisburg AP report details Gov Shapp dispute with former Liquor Control Board counsel Alexander Jaffars over pricing reform and alleged political influence. Shapp calls Jaffars incompetent. Jaffars claims proposed price cuts were dismissed and cites conflicts of interest concerns. The exchange covers board maneuvers, Sklar firing, and a plane ride discussion with Shapp denying wrongdoing.
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