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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1972
Page
1
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The Journal notes three years of unaddressed berms on the Corry-Spring Creek road after resurfacing, linking the lack of backfilling to repeated crash scenes. It urges the Warren County highway department to finish the work, arguing safety and potential loss of life outweighs maintenance costs.
Washington Post reports a high Republican National Committee aide received a $5,000 payment from a builder after aiding a $500,000 bank loan. The loan followed a telephoned call to First National City Bank by a USPS banking director. Illinois case details follow, including other legal actions and a separate health survey in Bonn noting 24 percent feel undernourished.
Arthur H. Bremer was found guilty of wounding Gov George Wallace and three others at a Laurel Maryland rally on May 15. He received 63 years in state prison and faces federal charges. parole eligibility on state sentences begins February 1988 after one fourth of the term served. Bremer was deemed emotionally ill but not legally insane.
State police investigated three minor crashes. A 21 year old man, Lewis Weasel, was treated for scalp lacerations after losing control of his car near Bear Lake. A second collision on Route 8 near Union City involved Dale E. Sutter who failed to stop in time. no injuries. A Mill Village two car crash on Route 6 caused $800 damage with minor injuries.
The Combined Earned Income Tax Committee approved setting aside 40 percent of tax revenue in a reserve fund to ensure timely payments to districts outside Corry. Payments to outlying municipalities begin by June 30 as the plan expands, with city and school district revenues ahead of schedule at midyear.
Fabrizi delayed his deal today on a charge tied to a storeowner who allegedly sold a smoke bomb that caused a tent fire injuring two Millcreek boys. John F. DeCaralis, owner of DeCaralis Cut Rate, had a hearing yesterday.
American party presidential candidate John Schmitz declared the nation in real trouble and urged a political crusade to forge an American renaissance. He switched from Republican to American, denounced Nixon, and urged followers to align with God and George Wallace while dismissing both major parties as socialist and totalitarian. He hinted selecting Tom Anderson as running mate in Nashville forFarm and Ranch editor to join the ticket.
City and State Police investigate two minor thefts from last night and today. A purse was stolen from a car in Capwell's Cleaners parking lot at 7 30 p m by two youths about 12 years old, with 30 dollars cash and personal IDs missing. A burglary at Corry Drive-In reported by manager Roger Estes involved 2 50 in cash taken from the snack bar.
Two oil companies United Refining of Warren and Trans Penn of Titusville paid $28,895 to the Pennsylvania Fish Commission for a Centre County fish kill in March. The sum covers fish value and labor to check the spill after gasoline entered Spring Creek killing at least 25,000 trout and other fish.
The Singer Corporation paid the final $6,250 pledge for the Corry Memorial Hospital building fund, reducing the mortgage from $356,000 to $38,750. Robert Bracken accepts the check from L Richard Fuller as hospital administrator Samuel Antrim notes the unusual ethics of continuing a pledge after a sale. The original 1987 gift of 50,000 supports a $550,000 drive with only 20,000 remaining.
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