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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1972
Page
1
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial details with missing names dates places and actions. The readable bits hint at topics like oil, ownership and dates but crucial specifics are absent.
The United Steelworkers of America votes to sit out the November election, aligning with the AFL CIO. The 1.2 million member union will focus on congressional, state, and local races while avoiding campaign funding for McGovern. President I W Abel cites labor issues and staff attitudes as factors, and Meany of the AFL CIO supports the move.
W.L. Dunn Construction Co moves equipment to the Boston House and Hartley Building site in Corry Fourth Ward for Route 277 relocation. PennDOT says a notice to proceed by Aug 21, with early work possible on Aug 14 if arrangements are ready. Project covers 3500 feet of roadway to ease curves and costs over 9620,000, in cooperation with Erie County Redevelopment Authority and the Corry Fourth Ward Urban Renewal Project.
The Senate ratified a historic treaty limiting the spread of Soviet and American defensive missiles. The 88 to 2 vote cleared the way for later consideration of a broader SALT offensive weapons pact, opposed only by Sens Allen and Buckley who called it immoral.
Union City Chair Company negotiations involve three investors including David Hoffman of Union City and Samuel Salvanson of New York City. Directors accepted the offer. stockholders meet Friday August 11 for a final decision. If approved, closing is planned for September 30. The firm, founded in 1891, makes chairs rockers and stools from northern hardwoods and sells nationwide.
The body of 21 year old Mary Etta Blakeslee of Corry was identified at Harrisburg Hospital as the missing nursing student. Autopsy ongoing to determine cause of death with no early foul play suspected.
Washington AP reports three senators declined McGovern’s offer of second spot as possible candidates. McGovern says finding a vice presidential nominee is easy and notes Humphrey Ribicoff Kennedy all refused. Muskie surfaces as favored potential pick after Eagleton’s withdrawal.
South Vietnamese infantrymen drove the North Vietnamese from their last two major strongpoints along Highway 13 north of Saigon. The road to An Loc, shut for 119 days, is expected to reopen soon, as overrun bunkers and pockets of resistance are cleared with infantry and tank assaults. No SA casualties reported. Identities include Lt. Col. Oscar Herrgesell of Jackson, Miss. and the 4th Ranger Group. Nine miles south of An Loc and near Tau O bridge, the South Vietnamese cleared more positions while a larger push aimed to finish the highway clearance and mine removal. On the Plain of Reeds, government forces claimed 102 enemy killed in Mekong delta operations. On the northern front southwest of Quang Tri City, 36 enemy killed and 20 weapons captured.
Police investigate a Park street apartment burglary in which two suspects may have entered using a skeleton key and escaped with $150 in tens and twenties. Victim Carl Hixson reported the 3:45 p.m. theft yesterday as officers seek witnesses and an Identikit.
Washington AP reports that hospital nurseries halting routine hexachlorophene bathing saw a sixfold rise in infections. CDC data from 226 hospitals show higher staphylococcal rates when HCP bathing stopped, though some hospitals using alternative care methods saw smaller increases. The agency urges caution pending brain-damage risk studies.
Obituary notice lists James E Daniels along with death notices for Mrs Myrtle Mitchell and Lewis E Peck. Details are limited to names and the fact of obituary placement on the back page, indicating forthcoming or released death notices with standard obituary formatting.
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