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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
3
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Prime Minister Edward Heath flew secretly to Belfast to visit British troops amid IRA violence. He toured Londonderry by helicopter, stayed off public details, and denied planned political consultations. Britain has 14,000 troops in the province as mobs clashed near the border.
Batavia officials weigh whether taxpayers must cover a $34 000 Penn Central tax loss after a court placed the railroad in receivership. City Attorney cites a state comptroller opinion relieving the city of collecting unpaid district taxes while the school seeks a legal view on possible reimbursement to the district. The city drains unpaid city county and school taxes from the district list by January 31, then reimburses the district and pursues collection.
A 31-year-old woman from the Youngsville area died at Warren General Hospital from injuries after being struck by an eastbound car in Warren Tuesday. Marian Zeedar of R D 1 Youngsville died yesterday. the driver, John R. Sidon, 18, Warren, was identified. She was thrown 52 feet from the impact. Poor lighting and dark clothing were noted. The crash is under Warren Borough investigation by Officers James Urey and Richard Poorman. charges pending.
New York AP reports nearly one third of U S Christmas trees may be ersatz this season. Consumers spend about 210 million on natural trees and 90 million on 4.5 million plastic trees, while artificial trees reach 15 million homes amid fire hazard concerns and apartment bans.
Union City announces the sale of its 139 acre golf course and facilities to the Union City Country Club. The Recreation Park, Inc. will act as receiver if the club defaults. The move aims to expand facilities, possibly add nine more holes, and may unlock federal or state funding.
U S air attacks in North Vietnam drew closer to Hanoi with a fighter bomber striking a radar station 16 miles east of the Laotian border and 73 miles from Hanoi. A second hit 82 miles from Hanoi was reported earlier as planes escorted bombers over northeast Laos. The US Command said the Shrike missile fired likely destroyed the radar site. other sources noted the radar did not control surface-to-air missiles. The count of US attacks in North Vietnam for the year reached 102.
President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto continued his purge of Pakistan's defeated armed forces retiring the navy commander in chief and eight other admirals commodores and generals. He replaced Vice Admiral Muzaffar Hasan with Commodore Hafiz Ahmad and moved two rear admirals and two senior commodores aside. The purge brings total generals purged to fourteen while Bhutto also announced new controls on industry and ordered passports seized from 22 wealthy families alleged to hold vast shares in insurance banking and industrial assets.
The Public Utility Commission ordered 4000 dollars in upgrades to fix erratic signals at three railroad crossings in Cambridge Springs. The Erie Lackawanna lines at Venango avenue Main and Church streets caused improper activation by a nearby engine. Costs shared by state 50 percent county 250 dollars and the railroad.
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