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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1973
Page
1
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Former acting FBI director L Patrick Gray told the Senate Watergate committee he was used by White House aides and that he burned two sets of papers in December 1972. He described lying to officials and acknowledged misstatements to Sen. Weicker as he recounted his role in the scandal.
William M. Johnson of Corry, 28, was charged with displaying obscene material after patrol officers spotted a jacket patch with obscene text. The misdemeanor carries up to two years in jail or a $5,000 fine. Johnson was detained for arraignment.
City police investigate a safe burglary at McCray Aluminum on West Smith Street. An employee, Elenor Musgrave, said she placed money in the safe earlier, returned to find it missing. Owner Donald McCray reported $200 was in the safe. Entry cited as through the front door with few other details available.
Firemen using two cranes searched rubble for victims feared buried when an eight story section of the Broadway Central Hotel collapsed in the East Village. By dawn, five guests or staff remained unaccounted for among 325 registered guests as 19 hospitalized and over 100 made homeless.
Corry state police say a motorist fled after leaving the road and hitting a Lottsville yard sign with $300 car damage. The license plate fell off during the escape, was recovered, and the owner Dennus E. Ishman of Erie was notified of charges.
Rep Forest Hopkins office lists 11 area applicants with awards from 170 to 1200 dollars. Recipients include Mary Dominessy Clarion State College 420 Gary Fish Edinboro State College 330 Rebecca Fish Penn State 510 Rita Sherman Slippery Rock State College 170 Linda Sprovers Edinboro State College 620 Jill McCoy and James Hanna each 1200 at Robert Morris and Ivy School. Also William Tobin Mercyhurst College 1200. Several applicants denied or incomplete data.
Senator Birch Bayh charges the FBI may have fired the initial shots that killed four Kent State students on May 4 1970. He inserted three Ohio National Guardsmen letters into the Congressional Record noting possible FBI involvement and urging a renewed Justice Department probe into federal law violations.
Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas ordered a halt to bombing Cambodia. He lifted a stay from a lower court ruling that set a July 27 stop, while Congress planned Aug 13 funding cutoff and President Nixon pledged to comply by Aug 14. The action prompts questions about court procedure during recess and follows Nixon’s letter criticizing Congress for cutting off aid.
Skylab 2 astronauts Bean Garriott and Lousma faced electrical troubles that triggered alarms but recovered quickly. They planned earth resources and solar studies while space officials weighed rescue options for a possible Sept 10 or Sept 25 return, depending on jet engine issues and station health.
Erie County election officials announce a special voter registration session Friday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 121 North Center street, inviting new registrations and address changes during the Sidewalk Bazaar Daze celebration.
Lorry state police seek Candy M Wilde 17 after she left home on Akam road to attend a dance Thursday and has not returned. Described as 5 foot 1 inch, 113 pounds with shoulder length brown hair, brown rimmed glasses, wearing a brown fringe leather jacket and blue jeans. Police and parents urge any information to contact state police or family.
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