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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1974

Page

3

Accused Alphabet Bomber Silent No More in Los Angeles

Muharem Kurbegovic, a 31 year old Yugoslavian immigrant, is charged with murder in the Aug 6 Los Angeles International Airport bombing that killed three. Police say he is the notorious alphabet bomber who threatened more attacks and that a tape and calls point to him. Neighbors and employers recall him as quiet though his landlady says he spoke with her. Police found almost a truckload of explosives in his Hollywood apartment.

Los Angeles Muharem Kurbegovic Los Angeles International Police Kurbegovic RPM Industries Aliens of America Hollywood

Set Grad Courses At Corry High Set Grad Courses At Corry High

A graduate course for teachers will be offered in Corry this fall by Behrend College Continuing Education. Advanced Crafts for Teachers covers crafts work past and present and contemporary design. Credit may count undergraduate or graduate or for professional certification. No graduate school admission required. register as a non degree graduate student with a $15 fee. Classes begin the week of Sept 23 with registration Monday Sept 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Corry High School. For details contact Behrend Erie or LeRoy Peck Corry Area Schools at 665 8297.

Corry Hestak Betrend College Corry High School Behrend Erie LeRoy Peck Corry Area

Cattle Producers Face Feed Costs as Corn Shortfall Looms

Washington AP notes higher grain-fed cattle prices have eased losses from last winter but USDA economists warn the industry remains in danger. A Aug report predicts a much smaller 1974 corn crop, keeping feed prices high through next winter and likely boosting nonfed beef. July federally inspected beef output rose 16 percent year over year, yet feedlot cattle marketing across seven states fell 10 percent in July and Aug 1 headfeeding was down 23 percent.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA George Hoffman Hoffman

Coal Miners Continue Strike in Harlan Ky Rally

Thousands of union miners from 72 busloads gather in Harlan for a parade and rally as part of a five day memorial shutdown by the United Mine Workers. UMW leaders, including Arnold Miller, speak at Cawood High School about safety and contract talks pending with Duke Power subsidiary Eastover Mining in Harlan County.

Harlan, Ky Kentucky United Mine Workers UMW Arnold Miller Miller Cawood High School Bernie Aronson Duke Power Co Harlan County Duke Power Eastover Mining Co Eastover Brookside Aronson United Mine Workers Union

Chicago Paper To Close Doors

Chicago Today will cease publication on Sept 13, Tribune Co ownership leads to Tribune becoming a combined morning and afternoon paper starting Sept 16 per CBS affiliate WBBM TV. The move consolidates Chicago’s daily print offerings under one brand.

Chicago Chicago Today Wbbm-Tv CBS The Tribune Co Chicago Tribune the Tribune

Senate Reduces Military Budget By Five Billion

The Senate cut military appropriations by about 5 billion dollars while rejecting deeper cuts to the Pentagon. President Ford spoke to both chambers as the defense bill advanced, with a conference sought after rejecting an 8 billion ceiling. The final Senate figure, 82+ billion, trails Nixon’s request but exceeds last year’s.

Washington Senate Pentagon Ford House Pennsylvania Avenue White House Capitol Thomas I. Eagleton D-Mo Appropriations Committee John L. McClellan D-Ark Ways and Means Congressional Action

PUC Takes Strong Stand Over James City Gas Company

James City Gas Co led by president-of-record James Kaye faces a midnight deadline in Commonwealth Court Harrisburg to answer show cause charges for failing to meet PUC safe operating and supply standards. A $34,500 fine stands as the company awaits possible sheriff sale action amid winter gear shortages and a possible takeover interest from another gas firm.

James City John Kaye Kane Commonwealth Court Harrisburg Public Utilities Commission PUC Kaye Thomas Pennington James City Gas Co Elks County

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