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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1975
Page
1
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New York AP First Lady Betty Ford says she would counsel Susan if she had an affair and notes wide youth freedom. She discusses narcotics, her cancer operation and its impact, and aims to push for more women in government including a Supreme Court vacancy.
In Braga Portugal hundreds of marines armed with automatic weapons clubs and tear gas faced a large mob outside the Communist party headquarters. Police report more than 30 wounded from stones bricks and shotgun fire as reinforcements flooded the streets. An auto was set ablaze and dawn found the scene a battlefield after a massive Sunday Catholic anti government demonstration.
CJ and Local 1097 IAMAW returned to bargaining tables today as protests over a Portuguese revolution and Catholic radio station takeover continued. A masked image of William F. Masler Jr hung in plant three parking lot during weekend unrest, while two major contract issues stretch toward a strike settlement.
The U S Court of Appeals ruled Ford's oil import tariffs illegal, saying Congress did not authorize the president to impose them. The 2-1 decision overturns a district ruling that had upheld the tariffs, initiated by Nixon in 1973 and expanded in 1974.
New Delhi India AP The Supreme Court refused to hear Mrs Gandhi's appeal of an election law conviction until it rules on a new constitutional amendment. The court set August 25 for hearings on the amendment, delaying the case as it faces India's worst constitutional crisis since 1947. Shanti Bhushan argued the amendment voids the June 12 conviction by altering the constitution's basic structure and stripping courts of jurisdiction over the prime minister.
Officials of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Aviation Safety took over the investigation of a fatal plane crash near Hydetown after takeoff from Titusville Airport. Killed were Lisa Schwab 11 of Saline Michigan and William Schwab 36 of Oil City. Pilot James Schwab 34 in serious condition with multiple injuries. Civil Air Patrol guards the crash scene as state police and PBAS pursue causes.
President Ford visited the Vietnamese refugee center at Ft. Chaffee Ark amid a two week working vacation in Vail Colo. He promised to complete the relocation program on schedule this fall and noted 120,796 refugees have reached the four centers with 65,151 resettled. He met families including Nguyen Van Nhan and his relatives in sweltering heat as aid continues to move refugees to new homes across the United States.
Chautauqua Executive Joseph Gerace opened the door for the county to purchase Peek n Peak if other solutions fail. The plan would use a long term market value lease with no option to buy and a first year security deposit, financed via bonds by the county park commission, with no tax money involved. The resort faces Bankers Trust mortgage foreclosure for missed installments on a 3.4 million loan.
Thomas O. McCrea, 29, is in fair condition in the ICU at St. Vincent Hospital Erie after a rural road crash near Lincolnville. Police say he was eastbound at high speed on the motorcycle, lost control, and was thrown into a ditch, rolling over 200 feet. He was treated at Union City Memorial Hospital before transfer. Motorcycle damage was listed at 400 dollars.
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