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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1973

Page

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Subpoena Issues Reach Agnew Records in Maryland Probe

U S attorney presses for 11 years of Agnew election and office records from Maryland Hall of Records and State Board of Election Laws as part of a broader probe into political corruption in Maryland. Officials expect a grand jury session and note Agnew spends time with Frank Sinatra while defense and public opinion weigh on the matter.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew U.S Maryland Agnew Jerome B. Wolff Baltimore County Radoff U.S. Attorney's Office Hall of Records Grand Jury George Beall Beall J. Marsh Thomson Marvin Mandel

Hare Creek Pollution Debate Raises Lab Report Doubts

An Erie County water survey questions Hare Creek pollution claims after finding test sites tied to storm sewer outfalls rather than the Corry sewage plant. Officials note the plant passes state effluent tests while fish kills and coliform counts vary across sites.

Hare Creek Erie County Erie Corry Raymond Division Corry Precision Castings David Johnson The Waterways James Mimmey Carter American Public Health Association Erie Lab French Creek Union City South Branch Waterford LeBeouf Creek LeBeruf Creek LeBoeuf Creek

Disorderly conduct charge after crowd dispersal at Ike's Billiards

Police officers John Kelsey and Paul Goodman dispersed youths at Ike's Billiards when Laverne J. Silvis, 21, used profane language and challenged them. Silvis was detained, searched, and jailed as the crowd followed. He later alleged theft by someone in the station as he awaited arraignment. Corry state police seek Judith Sickler, 7, missing from Spring Creek near the Warren County Fair after last being seen with friends. She is described as 5 foot 3, 150 pounds, brown hair and eyes, last wearing brown slacks and a paisley blouse.

Ike John Kelsey Paul Goodman Laverne J. Silvis West Pleasant Street Silvis Corry Spring Creek Warren County Pittsfield Judith L. Sickler Donald R. Sickler R.D. 1 Skipper Department

Milk price rise by Erie dairies hits area

Three Erie area dairies raise milk prices by five cents per gallon effective Monday. Dodd Farms Dairy and Elmview Jersey Farm Dairy say they will hold prices after harvest if feed grain costs fall. Harold Curtis notes Elmview may still raise if grain prices stay high.

Corry Dodd Farms Dairy Elmview Jersey Farm Dairy Charles Dodd Dodd Farms Elmview Jersey Farm Harold Curtis Elmview Curtis Erie Dairies

Teens face charges in Houston serial killing case

Two teenage boys Elmer Wayne Henley Jr 17 and David Brooks 18 faced six serious charges after leading police to 23 bodies tied to Dean Corll in Texas. Victims included Marty Ray Jones 18 Charles Cobbie 17 and William Ray Lawrence 15. Police fear as many as seven more may be found.

Marty Ray Jones Charles C. Cobbie Harris County Michael J. Hinton Jones Cobbie Brooks William Ray Lawrence Lawrence Cobble Henley San Augustine East Texas High Island Robert Corskey

Mass slaying exposes runaways as cover and mystery

In Houston, 23 youths are missing amid a homosexual mass slaying now revealed. Verne Cobble questions why police miss signs of danger. Lt. Joe Skipper notes many runaways skew estimates, masking true missing persons in a large city.

Houston Tex Verne Cobble Charles Joe Skipper Houston Police Department Patricia L. Fawkes Juvenile Missing Persons Bureau Skipper

Corry Board Meeting Faces Move Over Tax Backlash

The Corry Area School District board plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the former Harding School board room, with a move to larger quarters possible due to heavy concern over property tax increases. A back page form invites residents to record reactions Monday night.

Corry Area

Police Union Leaders Arrested After Chicago Hilton Protest

In Chicago police officials faced arrest during a protest outside the Chicago Hilton where Melvin Laird spoke. About 40 off duty officers picketed for police bargaining rights while around 200 peace demonstrators gathered across the street. Five picketers including James Johnson and Howard Kiernan were charged with disorderly conduct and failure to obey police. Johnson posted a $25 bond and both men threatened legal action.

Chicago Chicago Hilton Melvin Laird Defense Nixon Paul V. McLaughlin McLaughlin America Mounder Chicago Confederation of Police Ther James Johnson Confederation Howard Kiernan International Conference of Police Associations Johnson Kiernan

Union City Dam referendum decision eyed by Labor Day

Erie County Commissioner Louis Rzymek said a Labor Day ruling is expected on placing the Union City Dam recreation expansion on the ballot. The board chair declined to state a position, promising neutrality before Union City meeting. Petitions calling for a referendum were filed at Erie city hall as council members offered petitions in their clerk’s office.

Erie Erie County Louis Rzymek Union City Dam Board of Commissioners Union City

Nixon Signs Landmark Farm Bill

President Nixon signed a landmark four year farm bill promising to spur full production curb inflation and aid taxpayers while noting some provisions. The law creates price guarantees with target prices for wheat corn and cotton and uses payments to bridge gaps when market prices fall below targets.

Washington Nixon Congress

Dems Lead Voter Registration Here at Bazaar

A voter registration session amid the Sidewalk Bazaar Daze produced 48 new registrations, 20 address changes, and several name changes. The day’s party breakdown shows GOP 21, Dem 23, Independent 1, Social Worker 1, and 2 with no party affiliation.

Sidewalk Bazaar Daze GOP Dem Independent Social Worker

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