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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1973
Page
3
An unclear OCR fragment mentions officials and a legal matter with names like Graham and Reed. Text references a chief and customs context, but decisive facts, dates, places, and outcomes are absent, leaving a partial, disjointed record of a court or administrative action.
Shoppers across the country stock up amid signs of higher meat prices and potential shortages. Grocers report rationing and limited beef supplies, including at Navy installations and in New York City. Federal officials maintain the beef price freeze through September while calls for relief face court rulings.
An explosion and five hour fire at a gas drilling site near Fredonia lit the predawn sky. One worker, Peter Tresselarr of Ottawa, suffered first and second degree burns and was taken to Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dunkirk in fair condition. The blaze sent flames 300 feet into the air. equipment losses were estimated at the drilling rig cost of $100,000. The well was at the George Noble farm near Route 20 and workmen were trying to cap it when the explosion occurred.
Craig R. Thomas Jr., 16, said he cut his arm at work and passed out while driving to Warren General Hospital last evening. His car struck two parked vehicles owned by Debra Bastow and Diane Genberg. no further injuries reported. Damages totaled 975 dollars. No charges filed. Also notes on rain driving hazards from Clark Equipment on braking and visibility.
Former Attorney General Kleindiensttestified Nixon was dumbfounded upon learning April 15 that aides Dean Magruder had implicated Mitchell LaRue Haldeman Ehrlichman and others in the Watergate case. He described a tense meeting, emotional reactions and his subsequent resignation and shift of wiretap command to Petersen.
Nixon's lawyers told Judge Sirica the court lacks jurisdiction to enforce the Cox subpoena for White House tapes. White House counsel J. Pred Buzhardt filed a brief supporting Nixon's refusal, as the Watergate matter saw Senate committee delays and a postponed suit pending Nixon's reply. The judge set Aug. 22 for oral argument.
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