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17 Dec 1971
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1971
Page
1
Senate OKs 2.75 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate passed a 2.75 billion dollar foreign aid authorization by 33 to 21 as part of a compromise to clear adjournment. The measure sets spending at 2.37 billion dollars per year until February 22 while House action on funding awaits resolution. The House planned no action until January after adjournment, with other debates delaying final votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
House
92Nd Congress
William F. Ryan
D-N.y
U.S
Indochina
Two Properties Block Route 277 Relocation in Corry
The Fourth Ward renewal staff may pursue eminent domain to seize two key properties delaying Route 277 relocation. Officials say PennDOT pressure and an Erie County Redevelopment Authority meeting set January condemnation if owners do not settle by year start. Three more properties were approved for purchase totaling $57,200, with occupants arranging new housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
State Department of Transportation
Virginia Nuzzo
The
Journal Today
Erie County
Penndot
County Authority
Corry Fourth Ward
Nuzzo
Blaze In Home Kills 2-Year-Old
In Johnstown Pennsylvania a 2 year old boy died from burns after a basement fire at his home. Acting Fire Chief John Buck said the blaze started in the basement and may have involved the children playing with matches. The mother Wanda Eicher pulled the boy to safety as he died six hours later. a 3 year old sister Yvonne was found nearby by a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
John Buck
Edward Eicher
Wanda Eicher
Yvonne
India Pakistan cease fire ends four day war on subcontinent
Pakistan leader Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan accepts India's cease-fire proposal and orders troops to stop fighting as Indian forces prepare to begin a unilateral cessation. Indira Gandhi praises peace moves while East Pakistan surrenders unconditionally and prisoners of war logistics unfold in the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan
Pakistan
Yahya
West
Subcontinent
Indira Gandhi
East Pakistan
Western Front
India
Eastern Front
Dacca
J.S. Aurora
Aurora
New Delhi
Titusville and Pleasantville Drivers Die in Two Area Crashes
A Titusville area father of five, Richard E. Riddle, 31, died in a fiery Route 27 crash near Diamond. State Police say he drifted off, struck a tree, and burned. coroner cites a fractured skull. In a separate incident near Oil City, Clarence Chase, 61, of Pleasantville, died when his car ran off the road and hit a parked tractor-trailer north of Oil City near Valley Lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Diamond
Richard E. Riddle
R.D
Venango County
Jonathan Hutchinson
Riddle
William
Mary E. Riddle
Union City
Chapmanville
Hutchinson
Pleasantville
Oil City
Clarence Chase
Chase
Valley Lunch
Cornplanter Township
Pakistan May Seek China Aid After War Loss
Akram Zaki, Pakistan’s minister of political affairs, says Islamabad may seek military and economic aid from China to survive with honor after defeat by India. He criticizes U S aid as penny wise and pound foolish and calls for using all sources to sustain Pakistan amid diplomatic and military pressure. Zaki spoke at a World Affairs Council event in Pittsburgh as an Indian official blamed Pakistan and warned of Soviet influence shrinking in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
China
India
Akram Zaki
U.S
Akram
Zaki
World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Us.s.r
Subcontinent
Sushital Banerji
Bangla Desh
Russia
Pakistan
U.N
Bangla Desh Mission Opens In Makeshift Washington Office
AP dispatch from Washington describes Bangla Desh establishing a temporary mission above a fabric store. Siddiqui leads a cautious push for recognition and aid as 78 million Bengalis await an embassy and formal ties. Mission staff include former Pakistani Embassy officers who renounced citizenship and status in August and remain stateless refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mla
Siddiqui
Techni 'Y
State Department
Sami Kibria
Kibria
Kubria
East Pakistan
Bangla Desh
Charge Driver After Crash
A local man struck a parked car on North Center street early today and was charged with driving while intoxicated. Leland Thompson, 29, of the Corry Motor Inn, refused a breath test and gave conflicting statements. Damage totaled 400 dollars to his vehicle and 800 dollars to the other car. Information on the charge was filed with District Justice Porter Auer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Center Street
George Gibson
North Center
West Congress Street
Leland Thompson
Corry Motor Inn
Thompson
Lois J. Johnson
Corry
Johnson
Porter Auer
Christmas Eve Ends Billy's Painful Wait For Peace
A boy named Billy endures chronic pain from a toboggan accident then finds comfort in a Christmas Eve vision. His father, grief-stricken yet faithful, prays and recalls Jesus's sacrifice, leading to Billy’s peaceful passing as he says he sensed Jesus nearby. The story frames faith and family love as solace amid suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Billy
Dad
Sou
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Goodbye, Son
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