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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1973
Page
1
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AP dispatch reports Venezuela’s apparent president elect Carlos Andres Perez warns that developed nations must lower tariff barriers on Latin American manufactured goods to continue receiving Venezuelan oil.
Investigators examine reports that former Attorney General John N. Mitchell blocked an antitrust inquiry into Associated Milk Producers Inc. The group donated 262000 dollars to Nixon's campaign as probes continue.
The Senate passes a bill to raise unemployment and injured worker benefits and extend aid to jobless and pregnant workers. A House reconsideration of a public scrutiny measure faces committee limits. Gov Shapp launches a Code of Campaign Conduct. Republican rival Andrew Lewis calls for full disclosure and donation limits. UMW defeats resignation move. Boyle to appear Feb. 25 on conspiracy charges in the Yablonski killings.
The Corry Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a second hearing Friday at 7 p.m. on the appeal by T&J Development Company of Edinboro to build a restaurant, a convenience store with self-serve gas pumps, and a two‑family dwelling at North Center Street and West Frederick Street. The case follows a prior ruling in T&J’s favor and a circuit to court, with transcript issues noted by Judge Fred Anthony. The board has seen changes in membership, including Louis Hanna as secretary, Frank Gentile and Charles Rittenhouse among new appointees, raising questions on Gentile's participation. The public hearing will feature pro and con statements.
The Corry Area School District Board approved a program to departmentalize the high school and name department heads. Nine teachers named as leaders plus one coordinator will receive half their annual salaries starting January. Names and salaries listed include Ruth Bennett 310, David Simmons 190, Philip Segal 210, William Nichols 240, William Miller 150, Pat Wilson 90, John Liebegott 110, Richard Prather 160, Victor Cragg 170, with Martha Pfusch as guidance coordinator earning 140. The plan aims to provide leaders for curriculum changes and meetings. The pay formula is a base 100 plus 10 for each teacher.
Washington AP The Nixon administration proposes a 25 percent cut in gasoline production with priority for emergency services fuel production public transportation and agriculture Regulations set to take effect Dec 27 would cap distributors at 99 percent of prior year deliveries with bulk distribution rules affecting retailers and consumers Energy czar William E Simon revises home heating oil diesel and jet fuel allocations giving top priority to fuel production and public transit Vital community and medical dental nursing services would get no more than prior year levels Subject to ceilings indoor space heating must be reduced by six degrees Fahrenheit Continued on Back Page
Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr says Nixon claimed 570000 dollars of prepresidential papers as a tax deduction. Weicker's 11 page memo to the IRS with 26 documents questions the legality of the deduction and urges review.
Mrs. Irma B. Ott of 639 Wright Street died yesterday after admission to St. Vincent Hospital. Born January 3, 1892 in Rochester PA she taught three years in Beaver County and married Robert A. Ott Sr. in 1916. The Otts lived in Pittsburgh before moving to Corry in 1923. She was involved in the First United Presbyterian Church.
Meadville youth Kevin D. Roszman, 15, was wounded by a stray bullet while hunting with his father four miles south of Spartansburg. He was treated at Corry Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. A second stray shot hit Keith Owens’s house on R.D.2, Titusville, lodged in the outside wall as a deer was being pursued.
A headon crash on Route 6 one mile east of Union City caused about 400 damage to the Reitz car and minor injuries to both drivers. Joel T. Reitz, 17, of Erie and Edwin Borstorff, 69, of 19 Raymond Avenue, were involved as police investigated three crashes. The Reitz car was totaled. Borstorff’s vehicle sustained about 1,000 damage. A separate late evening rear collision on Route 27 near Titusville occurred as a left turn was attempted into an alley.
A group of about 200 truckers halted on I-80 at Stop 76 in Bartonville Pa to protest high diesel prices and speed limits, vowing a midnight total stoppage. They accused union and political leaders of deceit and planned to resume action at 12:01 a.m. Thursday unless demands are met. State Police said traffic moved smoothly.
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