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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
1
A Corry reader warns that City Park is overrun by teens and calls for a loitering ordinance to curb gatherings at the park and YMCA. Police cite rising mischief and a crowded Y case, while an AWOL soldier faces possible charges after a stolen car incident linked to the youths’ conduct.
Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel calls the $1 million penalty against Chevron Oil Co. a landmark in Gulf spill action. In U S District Court Chevron pleaded no contest to 500 of 900 counts, with the judge imposing the maximum $2,000 per count. The case stemmed from offshore wells lacking storm chokes during a spill that followed a capping closure five weeks earlier. The administration vows continued prosecutions of polluters to protect the public environment.
SAIGON AP reports 32 Americans believed dead in worst helicopter crash of Vietnam War as U.S. Command notes weekly casualties dropped to their lowest in 4% years. 52 KIA and 358 WIA last week. additional losses include 1,055 enemy killed and 247 Saigon troops dead.
High administration officials said the United States would consider a peacekeeping force with Soviet units in the Middle East under a United Nations umbrella. The plan, discussed with 48 news executives, envisions an on the ground observer presence. Israel seeks real security guarantees, not a paper peace.
Two Corry men escaped serious injuries when their 1969 car split in two after leaving Route 77 near Spar tansburg. Driver Clifford C. Clark 22 was in satisfactory condition at Corry Memorial Hospital. passenger Andrew M Balog treated and released. Police say Clark may be charged with speeding for conditions after the eastbound crash damaged the car and a stump. A second incident on Route 6 Mill Village involved a tractor-trailer. one car on the rig damaged. charges pending.
FBI and New York State Police report a Bemus Point family victim of a stolen car ring tied to Ohio and Western New York. Glynda L. Chamberlain’s car, stolen in Painesville, Ohio in late 1969, was impounded. About 35 cars are being sought by the FBI in the region.
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