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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1973
Page
3
The readable text discusses atomic deterrence and protection programs, concerns over government action, and references to Ford, young people, housing, and safety. It mentions public anxiety, delayed production, and reliance on states and groups. The fragment hints at investments and uncertainties shaping policy and defense.
A Pennsylvania man, Peter Sebastianelli, 24, was killed by a blow to the head and his 22 year old girlfriend was raped while sleeping on a lonely beach. police queried several persons but made no arrest as of Thursday. The victims, childhood sweethearts from Pennsylvania, had camped with others near Atlantic, passing time at a secluded lover's lane area. Sebastianelli was reportedly a Vietnam veteran recently discharged, with a medical discharge two weeks prior.
Meadville’s Tribune reports newsprint shortages expected to last at least 18 months. General Manager John D Bates says tighter production will conserve paper while maintaining ongoing daily publication amid Canadian mills and rail strikes and a broad industry crisis.
The Corry Area Jaycees, led by Norm Edinger, will complete a stone-front concession stand at Mead Park's Olin Bracken Field. Fathers of Little League players built a second stone dugout earlier this summer. Matt Felber and Jeff Taylor assist. Journal photo by McEldowney.
Washington AP report outlines Attorney General Elliott Richardson's struggle over whether to press extortion and bribery accusations against Vice President Spiro Agnew, his independence from the White House, and the risk of a political backlash as the Justice Department seeks to restore public trust after Watergate and related probes.
Skylab 2 crew Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma mark 35th day in orbit enjoying good health credited to strict exercise. Mission Control doctors say they may reach 59 days, with weekly checks to decide continued stay.
Ottawa legislators approve a government wage increase bill by 192 to 24 to end the nine day rail strike and deter further walkouts. Unions reject unchanged terms arguing 56,000 workers will not return without bigger raises. bill sets two year contracts retroactive to Jan 1 with staged raises and compulsory arbitration.
Crawford Central Education Association members voted 169 to 1 to strike Crawford Central School District starting September 4 if no contract is reached. The vote followed a secret ballot. teachers will hold an in service meeting today and Tuesday was set as the strike’s effective date to prompt board action. A telegram notifying board president Eldon Caldwell was sent by CCEA negotiator Robert Dimerling.
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