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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
3
A fragmentary OCR line hints at a night event with a vehicle and a person or object described as eland or elan. Specific names, places, or times are unreadable, leaving only vague references to a van and possible radio or radar mention.
Sioux secured a slim win after a rough period, overcoming a late rally from their Bull opponent. The match featured persistent defense, key plays by leading figures, and a final stretch that sealed the outcome for the home team.
A fragmentary report notes a theft near a local fair where sand delays or fairground activities were disrupted. Authorities have not released full details or suspects, and the incident remains under investigation with limited readable names or places available.
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A fragmentary line appears to reference land or a sequence related to WAS. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions to form a coherent news item.
Former President Harry S. Truman, 88, remained resting but serious after a week in Research Hospital for lung congestion and related complications. Doctors cautioned the condition could persist indefinitely, with monitoring of heart rhythm and kidney function, while his wife Bess and daughter visited. An unrelated Texas ruling declared a same sex marriage null and void, with potential jail for false swearing for a man posing as a woman on a license application.
Armed guards in a frightfully realistic drill seized control of North Ogden Junior High for a second day. Volunteers from the 683rd Artillery Unit posed as Triangula troops enforcing strict routine and attention, rewarding obedience with a cleanup detail. a patriotic assembly was planned for Wednesday.
In Saigon the remnants of a North Vietnamese battalion fled toward Cambodia’s Parrot's Beak region after a sharp five hour clash near Tay Ninh. Government forces reported 79 enemy killed and three wounded, while U S air power conducted multiple strikes against North and South Vietnamese targets.
House subcommittee chair Morris Udall says Nixon’s one year delay for pay raises delays congressional salaries well into 1974 and probably longer. He notes the move blocks raises during campaigns and supports continued pay freezes for about 2,000 top officials. Senate aide Quentin Burdick also backs delaying raises as part of broader pay policy.
In Phoenix a count of 200 divorce decrees signed by judges but never filed with the clerk may be corrected. Virginia Hash plans to file and seek court action with a Feb. 21 hearing after a Jan. 2 Supreme Court approval, advertising in four papers for the couples to show cause why their decrees should be filed.
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