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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1974
Page
3
A mysterious sign popped up near the gravel road reconstruction in Columbus Township. The sign appeared without anyone seeing it placed, but the project continues without pause.
Ford administration says the special Watergate prosecutor must deal with Richard Nixon personally to obtain any further White House tapes. White House lawyers and Justice Department reached a collective decision with no objections from Jaworski's office, though Jaworski did not participate. All recordings are in protective custody of the Secret Service pending potential renewed subpoenas.
PITTSBURGH AP Legalized gambling in Pennsylvania has been endorsed by the Pennsylvania League of Cities. Delegates voted 2018 Tuesday to authorize local governments to license pari mutual systems with community referendum approval. Some delegates opposed citing Pandora’s box risks. Mississippi woman becomes first female stockbroker in Jackson.
In the early hours of Ford's presidency a Cyprus crisis loomed as Kissinger relayed urgent Cyprus and Cyprus UN council developments. Ford, leaning on Kissinger yet making decisions himself, balanced international crisis with a busy domestic agenda, meeting the White House crisis group after brief public remarks.
President Ford signed legislation lifting the 1930s ban and legalizing ownership of gold for use, investment and sale as of year end. Dealers from Samuel Weiss & Co. to Handy and Harman move to offer 24 carat gold bars and futures contracts, with prices tied to world markets and firm commissions.
Federal narcotics agents seized 75 kilograms of French processed heroin valued at $112 million hidden in Louis XII furniture. The shipment could have fed 4,800 users for a month. Four French citizens and an Argentine were arrested after an attempted $400,000 info sale. U.S. Attorney David Trager linked the case to the 1962 Breach Connection seizure.
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