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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1973
Page
1
A partial OCR note mentions figures and places in a political context with references to 1960s figures, Florida and official features. The text is garbled but implies discussions of leadership, elections, and governance.
A 22 year old Bear Lake man, Roy R. Conklin, escaped serious injury when his compact auto was struck by a Penn Central train at an unguarded crossing on Plastics Road. He was treated for back and leg injuries and listed in satisfactory condition. The train was operated by Walter G. Wangelin, 55, of Seneca. The crash, at about 20 miles per hour, left Conklin's car a total loss with $2,000 damage and $25 to the engine. Police also noted another crash later that day near Spartansburg where Clifford L. Halfast, 24, struck a deer, lost control, and hit a culvert, causing $800 damage.
Corry construction and building repairs totaled 2,130,396 by November 1973 with 96 permits issued. Expected December activity may add little to the total. In 1972 83 permits valued at 2,153,375 were issued. Transfer taxes through November reached 28,200, well above budget. Major permits include a 1,000,000 nursing home project on Wayne street by Grandview Extendicare, Inc., plus 240,000 for Raymond’s Division, 230,000 for St Elizabeth Church, 165,000 for McInnes Steel, 100,270 for eight-unit apartments, and 57,000 for store expansion.
Corry's Kiwanis Club altered the downtown lighting schedule after retailer and citizen requests. Lights will glow from 6 to 9 30 p.m. from Thursday December 20 through Christmas night December 25, replacing a plan to light from Christmas Eve to New Year’s Eve amid objections.
A.N. Pilz, 41, of Warren was struck by two stray bullets while driving Route 27 in Pittsfield Township. He suffered a flesh wound and was treated at Warren General Hospital. John B. Skowronski, 42, of Warren died of a heart attack while dragging a doe in Cherry Grove Township.
Corry Area High School may grant college credits to students while still in high school. Superintendent Ray Elsen said one student has applied for permission. the board unanimously granted approval. The student will finish high school at mid term, study a college correspondence course, and return for June graduation. Each future student will be evaluated on merit and must self fund the courses while maintaining required grades.
The Petroleum Industry Research Foundation said U S fuel shortages in early 1974 may be less severe than government estimates, down to about 2.8 million barrels a day versus 3.5 million. The stock market surged for a third session as Middle East worries eased. Saudi Oil Minister Yamani signaled the embargo could end early if Israel withdraws from occupied lands and the U S guarantees it. Congress moved to label energy use and accelerate low gasoline engines, while daylight saving time plans aim to lower demand. Consumer groups warned heating oil could rise another 44 percent in the Boston area as winter tightens.
Congress signals a broader review of President Nixon's tax returns and deductions. Sen. Russell Long says the Joint Committee may audit all returns, beyond two disputed items, with a public release of findings. House leaders note colleagues pay state taxes, while California investigates Nixon's potential California tax obligations.
District treasurer Roger Lansberry told the Board that a state subsidy of 490000 arrived despite an ongoing investigation into alleged embezzlement. The funds will boost short term investments, bringing total interest earning cash to about 1 million with rates above nine percent.
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announced he is resigning as governor effective next Tuesday and will not seek a fifth term. He will focus on two commissions and has not ruled out a presidential bid, saying he will not be a candidate before late 1975 or while chairing the commissions. Urban dwellers account for about three quarters of the U.S. population per the National Automobile Club.
The Corry Area School District plans a TV installation at Conelway School using a passive reflector tower on high ground to beam Channel 54 signals into several rooms. Estimated cost 1500 to 2000 dollars. Harry Coulter offered to do the engineering study free if feasible, with a possible expansion to Spring Creek if Conelway works.
A guard lieutenant, Lt. Walter Peterson, 42, was beaten to death at the Kittsburg Penitentiary during a confrontation in an exercise room. The facility remained under maximum security with outsiders barred as corrections officials meet with dissident guards to discuss grievances.
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