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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1972
Page
3
Linda Hughes, injured in a traffic crash, received a Mickey Mouse watch and games from three uniformed police officers who had collected funds to buy her a Christmas gift. The officers were ambushed after leaving her Lurgan home. one officer was killed.
Bradford on Wednesday Tullah Hanley posted a signed announcement on the youth center window denying plans for a creative youth club and detailing opposition by local citizens. She says she will keep the building as an art gallery and will direct funds to prisons and rehabilitation workshops. Police clashed with students at a Rome high school, with pistol shots and tear gas reported. no injuries.
A Manhattan housewife testified in a Civil Court negligence suit that Abraham & Straus delivered ten beds instead of two after a January order. She described crowded rooms with four mattresses in the living area and four bedframes in the bedroom, injuring her finger while moving a mattress. The jury awarded $750 in damages.
Kissinger Henry A Kissinger was voted personality of 1972 in a Mundo weekly poll. A jury of journalists announced the award Friday night. Kissinger received 94 votes followed by Mark Spitz with 59, Willy Brandt 24, and Jane Fonda 22.
Harrisburg AP report shows John J. Reilly's Hawley home for mentally retarded children repeatedly faced regulation actions but officials say similar issues affected other private facilities. Deputy Welfare Secretary Norman Laurie recalls ongoing concerns and notes Reilly faced murder indictment for a 1970 death. he was acquitted of 19 assault counts in 1985 as investigations continued.
In Wilkes Barre a flood damaged family story shows Christmas in a cramped trailer. Four year old Brian wants trains while gifts are hidden among blankets, as flood victims cope with lost homes and scarce decorations.
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