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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1975
Page
3
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First Lady Betty Ford defends daughter Susan's potential affair as normal and says parents should counsel and understand, noting broad youth freedom today. She discusses drug talk with children, personal openness, and her influence on policy by backing women in government and aiming for a Supreme Court appointment.
In Braga Portugal hundreds of marines armed with automatic weapons and tear gas fought a large Catholic mob outside the Communist party headquarters. More than 30 people were injured as stones bricks and shotgun fire caused serious harm. Five armored cars and two truckloads of reinforcements were sent in to clear the streets after a violent night. The unrest followed a Sunday anti government Catholic demonstration.
CJ and Local 1097 negotiators returned to the bargaining table at plant three on Route 6 amid a strike over holiday pay and the economic package. A weekend protest involved a Master likeness hung in the parking lot as tensions rose during the Portuguese crisis.
The U S Court of Appeals ruled that President Ford s oil tariff of 2 per barrel on imports is illegal stating Congress did not delegate authority to impose such a tariff The decision reversed a lower court ruling and noted the normal checks and balances cannot be suspended by emergency claims The case was brought by governors of eight Northeastern states against the Federal Energy Administration and follows earlier tariff steps in 1973 and 1974 including a 1 per barrel crude tariff and a 60 cent tariff on refined products
The Supreme Court refused to hear Mrs. Gandhi's appeal to overturn her June 12 election law conviction until it rules on the constitutionality of a new one day old amendment. The bench set August 26 to begin hearings on the amendment, delaying the case amid India's constitutional crisis. The amendment seeks to remove jurisdiction over election cases involving the prime minister and others and declares prior judgments void.
Officials of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Aviation Safety take over the crash investigation after a five passenger plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Titusville Airport. Victims are Lisa Schwab and William Schwab, both of Michigan and Oil City respectively, with pilot James Schwab seriously injured. Investigators guard the corn field crash site as Civil Air Patrol personnel assist.
President Ford toured the Vietnamese refugee relocation center at Ft. Chaffee Ark amid a heat wave and pledged to complete the relocation program by late fall. He noted 120,794 refugees arrived at four centers, with 85,151 resettled, and promised homes for many as efforts continued.
Chautauqua Executive Joseph Gerace proposed that if other options fail, the county could purchase Peak'n Peak to operate it on a long term lease funded by bonds. The plan would avoid tax money and prioritize keeping the resort open, with a market value purchase and first year security deposit.
A Centerville man 29-year-old Thomas C. McCrea remains in fair condition in the ICU at St. Vincent Hospital Erie after a motorcycle crash west of Lincolnville. State police report he was eastbound at high speed when he lost control, was thrown into a ditch and rolled over 200 feet. Motorcycle damage listed at 400 dollars.
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